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Not Your Grandma’s Cancer Show

Not Your Grandma’s Cancer Show

De : Shine Cancer Support
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Diagnosed with cancer in your 20s, 30s or 40s? You’ve just found your people.

This podcast dives into the real stuff no one talks about — sex, menopause, friends who ghost, long-term side effects, gender, neurodiversity, and more.

Scroll through, grab a tea (or a margarita), and tune in. New episodes drop monthly.

Wanna hang out or learn more? Visit: www.shinecancersupport.org

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  • Having a High Grade Blood Cancer

    Having a High Grade Blood Cancer
    May 22 2026

    Christian, Satveer, and Ceinwen join Tatum to share their varied experiences of being diagnosed with a high-grade blood cancer.

    Christian had just moved out of home for the first time, Satveer was recently married and Ceinwen had given birth to her daughter, when they were thrust into the whirlwind of diagnosis and facing the impact of treatment. They touch on how their diagnosis impacted family dynamics, feelings of isolation and the task of explaining the diagnosis to others.

    There are tips for what they wish they'd know about sooner (shoutout to cooling towels!) and why talking to others who get it, makes a big difference.

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    42 min
  • What is it like to have a rare cancer?

    What is it like to have a rare cancer?
    Apr 21 2026

    What do you do when doctors don't have a lot of answers, treatments are new, and there are no organisations specifically for your cancer?

    George and Maddie join Tatum to share how having a rare cancer impacted their diagnosis, treatment and sense of odds.

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    43 min
  • Marking Endings

    Marking Endings
    Mar 19 2026

    How do we say goodbye to the things we loved or wanted? Megan and Brian join Tatum for a fascinating discussion on how we hold endings. Megan share's how it felt to create an 'end of career' ceremony. Brian's experience of cancer and being a celebrant has given him insight into why rituals can be so powerful and how to make an event meaningful.

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    48 min
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