From Carpools to Chemo is a poignant podcast series dedicated to amplifying the voices of cancer survivors, caregivers, healers, and advocates, hosted by Marisa...
Fighting Young-Onset Colorectal Cancer with Dr. Kimmie Ng
In this episode, Marisa sits down with Dr. Kimmie Ng, a leading oncologist and founding director of the Young Onset Colorectal Cancer Center at Dana-Farber. They discuss the alarming rise of colorectal cancer in young adults, the latest research on potential causes, and the urgent need for increased awareness and early detection. Dr. Ng shares insights into the unique challenges young patients face, from diagnosis delays to fertility concerns, and highlights the multidisciplinary approach her center takes to support patients holistically. Tune in for an eye-opening conversation on the future of cancer prevention, treatment, and advocacy.
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Colonoscopy Prep with Sara Dean
Podcast host, Coach and Speaker Sara Dean talks about knowing her family history and building a plan. Colonoscopy Prep: Do and don'ts, and the importance of Self-Care, whatever that may be. Check out Sara Dean's pick for the Be Seen: In the Wild Playlist.
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The Importance of Long Term Decision Making with Hal Hershfield
The podcast episode features Hal Hirshfield, a professor and researcher at the intersection of psychology and economics, as he discusses long-term decision-making, well-being, and the importance of connecting with one’s future self. Hal explains how well-being encompasses happiness, meaning, purpose, and health, emphasizing the gap between what individuals aspire to do and what they actually accomplish. The conversation delves into how disruptions, such as the pandemic or personal crises, prompt people to reflect on their lives and realign their priorities
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Connecting Mind, Body and Spirit with Dr Priyanka Wali
Physician, Comedian, and Co-Host of the "Hypochondriactor" Podcast Dr. Priyanka Wali joins Marisa to discuss being a healer of healers, tapping into the mind, body, and spirit connection, The constraints of being a doctor in the face of “a toxic system” and the importance of community in healing times. Their conversation, full of empathy, wisdom, and action is a great reminder of why it’s so important to advocate for yourself, especially in the medical system.
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How Baseball Saved The Life of Trey Mancini
MLB Comeback Player of the Year, World Series Champion, and Colorectal Cancer Survivor Trey Mancini joins Marisa to talk about building a strong support system through the different levels of playing the sport that he loves, and how a test he took for Major League Baseball would end up saving his life. Trey also adds his classic walk-up song to the "BE SEEN: In the Wild" playlist.
From Carpools to Chemo is a poignant podcast series dedicated to amplifying the voices of cancer survivors, caregivers, healers, and advocates, hosted by Marisa Peters—former Broadway vocalist, Entertainment HR leader, mother of three, and young onset rectal cancer survivor. Marisa is the founder of BeSeen.care and a leading advocate blazing a path to eradicate death by colon and rectal cancer forever. This feed is more than just a source of information; it’s a community and a beacon of inspiration. Through intimate conversations and personal stories, Marisa guides listeners on a journey of healing and hope. Featuring a diverse array of guests—from top medical professionals to motherhood influencers, acclaimed writers, and professional athletes—The BE SEEN NETWORK is a vital resource for the millions touched by cancer and those who care for them on their journey.
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