22 episodes
Random Redux Review That Cancer Life Media
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5.0 • 7 Ratings
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Are you interested in stuff? Then you may like this podcast. Host Rudy Fischmann has done lots of interesting things and has a proclivity for befriending even more interesting people. Each episode looks back and looks forward to hopefully make you think a little about being a better human packaged in a decidedly unboring format. Hopefully. Maybe. But the format changes almost every week. Sometimes Rudy is solo and sometimes he’s not. That means epic diatribes, interviews, panel discussions about serious and not so serious stuff. And oh yeah. He has terminal brain cancer so there’s that.
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Slowing Down For Now
I've got a lot going on right now so I'm slowing the pace of my podcast output.
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My Brain Cancer Story
In this episode, Rudy explains his 5+ year journey to get cancer diagnosis and his early treatment.
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Two Cancer Patients Answer The Internet's Questions About Cancer
You have questions as do lots of other people, we try answering them all. Not really, but hopefully this video gives you some insight and entertains you. You can find the source video by clicking here
We're not doctors, just cancer patients who take too much interest in cancer stuff, so take all of this for whatever that's worth. Follow Leanna House on most social media as @thankscancer and check ou the Thanks Cancer! podcast that she hosts with Mimi Hall. -
The Death Episode with Molly Marco, Ilene Kaminsky, and Doug Sparling
This is the season 1 finale!
Three terminal cancer patients, including two who have already passed away, discuss their views on death and living while dying. It's not as depressing as it may sound but this is not a conversation for everyone.
Featuring: Molly Marco- brain cancer, Ilene Kaminsky- breast cancer, and Doug Sparling - Prostate Cancer
There are musical interludes in this episode which are selections from Rudy's funeral playlist. You can hear all the songs in their entireties on Spotify at:
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Starting At The Finish Line with Matt Newman
Happy Holidays!Rudy got the flu for Christmas she's laying low this week and sharing episode 4 from his previous podcast Guys With Cancer. We hope you enjoy it.
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Three Cancer patients discuss the cancer comedy 50/50 | Going to the with Stef & Amy from the Cancer For Breakfast podcast
So this movie came out in 2011 starring Joseph-Gordon Levitt and Seth Rogen that is a fictionalized retelling of writer Will Reiser's real life struggle with a spinal cancer. Did it do a good job of portraying what it's like to deal with cancer? Is it a good movie? Should you see it? Like cancer itself, the answer is complicated and very dependent upon the person.
Some links:
Cancer For Breakfast website
Neil Sedaka performing "Happy Birthday Sweet Sixteen" on American Bandstand
trailer for 50/50
Anjelica Huston discussing dealing with her husband's death from a type of cancer
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