March is Colon Cancer Awareness Month. 

35-year-old father of three, Andrew Hayward, and hero doctor, Dr. John Oertle share Andrew’s journey to the U.S. to receive life-saving treatment for his stage 4 colon cancer. The medical center, Envita, understood Andrew needed more than chemotherapy and the other

treatments his Canadian doctors were providing at the time. 

Andrew and Dr. Oertle advocate on behalf of Envita and alternate treatments, encouraging those who are suffering from cancer to exhaust all treatment options. Today, Andrew continues to fight and plans to win. 

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Chairman of the American Conservative Coalition and author of The Conservative Environmentalist, Benji Backer is launching a new venture, Nature is Nonpartisan. The goal is to remove any political association from earth conservation, and Benji believes people deserve an organization that wants to preserve the earth without serving other causes, so he created a unique program.

Benji and Janice discuss conserving the earth in a way that is good for people's livelihoods and America.

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In a choking emergency, it is easy to panic. LifeVac is a revolutionary device designed to save lives with its noninvasive, easy-to-use features that has prevented thousands of choking deaths worldwide. 

Colonel Christopher J. Douglas, CEO of LifeVac Arthur Lih, and LifeVac Advocate Rick Fatscher joined Janice in discussing veterans' safety. They are calling on families,

organizations, and veteran care facilities to equip themselves with the LifeVac device. Their mission is to eliminate choking as the leading cause of accidental death. 

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American Gravy Founder, Television Personality, and author of Andrew Gruel's Family Cookbook, Chef Andrew Gruel, opened his restaurant to those seeking shelter and food while fleeing the deadly wildfires in Southern California. Alongside aid from the Dream Center and other donors, Chef Gruel and his family demonstrated that even in crisis, the best in humanity shines. 

Later, Chef Gruel and Janice discuss the national egg shortage, and ask the question, what would healthier practices in the food industry look like?

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After the deadly Southern California wildfires left many families without homes, president and CEO of The First Responders Children's Foundation, Jillian Crane, alongside F.R.C.F advocates, dedicated programming and fundraising efforts to support first responder families who lost their homes while serving their community during the devastating events. 

The First Responders Children's Foundation provides mental health and financial aid programs to support the families of first responders silently serving alongside their family members.  Jillian shares events F.R.C.F throws to express their gratitude for first responders and their families.

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Best friends Ellie & Sandy are 83, with more to see!

Ellie Hamby and Sandy Hazelip do not let their age stop them from exploring the world. They have seen every continent and have the stories to prove it, demonstrating that there is no age limit on fulfilling your dreams. 

The best friend duo discusses their love of meeting people from every country and culture.

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While egg prices continue to soar due to a national shortage, Americans look for solutions to enjoy their favorite breakfast staple. 

Co-founders of Rent The Chicken, Phil & Jenn Tompkins, help people have one food source closer to their table. Jenn shares with Janice how customers can rent two to four chickens ready to lay eggs, including the necessary supplies for care. Later, Jenn provides the best guidance and suggests, "If it's not a good fit, you can chicken out." 

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While the horse racing industry is a vital economic engine for Florida and other horse states, its survival is on the line. The Florida House Subcommittee has advanced a decoupling bill that threatens the sport's survival. 

American thoroughbred horse trainer Jena Antonucci explains that decoupling will allow casinos to operate independently outside of horse racing. She notes that if Florida succeeds in decoupling, it will set a dangerous precedent for other states, potentially leading to the decline of the entire industry

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The Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show returns to New York City at Madison Square Garden. As the biggest dog show in the world, it features world-champion dogs who strut their stuff down the red carpet. 

Dogs enrich a family with comfort and companionship, no one knows that better than American Sports Commentator Jamie Little. As an advocate for these furry friends to find the homes they deserve, she understands that pets deserve proper care for the endless love they provide. 

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The Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show will return to New York City this year. For over 148 years, this event has celebrated the dog-loving community and a furry friend's special bond with humans. Held at Madison Square Garden from February 8th through the 11th, the dog show displays nearly 2,500 dogs. 

President of the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, Don Sturz, explains the different elements of the competition and what makes this event unique to any other. 

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