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Cancer can change much more than your health. A diagnosis can bring grief, uncertainty, difficult decisions, and questions about mortality.

In this episode of the Here With You podcast, host Scott Miller talks with Bridget Thackeray, ACMHC, a counselor at Utah Cancer Specialists who works with patients, caregivers, and family members navigating the cancer journey.

Scott and Bridget discuss what cancer counseling looks like, when counseling may be helpful, coping with grief and uncertainty, “scanxiety,” accepting the reality of cancer, and the fact that there isn’t always a clear answer to “why.” They also talk openly about death and mortality, caregiver overwhelm, and grieving the life we may have imagined for ourselves.

If you or someone you love is adjusting to a cancer diagnosis, experiencing grief or increased stress, or considering counseling, this conversation offers thoughtful and practical insight into what support can look like.

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What does the prostate do? Who is at risk for prostate cancer? How often should you be screened?

In this episode of Here With You, Scott Miller talks with Dr. Josh Holyoak of Summit Urology about the basics every man should know about the prostate and prostate cancer.

This conversation is designed for people who may not have prostate cancer but want to better understand their prostate health, when screening is recommended, and what happens if a PSA test raises concerns.

Whether you're learning more about prostate health, considering prostate cancer screening, or supporting someone with prostate cancer, this conversation offers straightforward information to help you understand the basics.

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This episode is for educational purposes and is not a substitute for medical advice. Talk with your healthcare provider about your individual risk factors and screening needs.

In this episode, Scott Jeffrey Miller sits down with Larry Rasmussen, an 82-year-old Utah mechanic, entrepreneur, and Utah Cancer Specialists patient living with Stage 4 prostate cancer and Stage 4 esophageal cancer.

When you meet Larry, his diagnoses aren't the first thing you notice. His energy, humor, gratitude, and determination take center stage.

Larry shares what he has learned through years of cancer treatment, how his diagnosis has affected his family, the relationships he has built with his care team, and the story behind his "Live Like Larry" hat.

This is an honest, emotional conversation about cancer, relationships, resilience, gratitude, and making the most of the time we have.