In this episode, we speak with Lydia Pack, Senior Oncology Genetic Counselor with the University of Kentucky, about genetic counseling and the benefits it brings to patient on undergoing cancer treatments.

In this episode, we talk with Senator Thomas about his work in helping to improve access to cancer treatment and he shares his personal story about why this work matters so much to him.

In this episode, we turn the microphone around and talk with the Kentucky CancerLink team about the important work they are doing and how the organization has grown and evolved.

This episode will introduce you to a medical tattoo specialist using her talents to often times remove the scars that can be a lasting reminder of cancer or give women who have been through breast cancer a part of themselves back that was taken in order to save their life.

In this episode, we talk with Alex Herring about his diagnosis of Stage IV Colon Cancer and his mission to raise awareness about screenings in young people across Kentucky.

In this episode, we talk with Dr. Micheal Gieske and hear the latest about lung cancer screenings and the progress being made in Kentucky.

The Zinnia Project delivers cheer to hospitalized Cancer patients and caregivers who may not have enough resources or support.

The best way to treat cancer is to find it early. In this episode, we speak with Kentucky's own Whitney Jones about his journey with GRAIL and his interest in expanding access to early detection technology.