CCCNews Pod - Honest Local News for the Mid Columbia, Listeners Edition
Apr 30, 2026 · 32 min · 11 segments
Advances in cancer treatment are improving survival rates and quality of life for patients, but new trends — including rising cancer rates among younger people — are reshaping how doctors approach…
So, yeah, my personal Facebook that I have friends and neighbors with, you know, I'm an avid cook and baker.
It has to be very precise and each ingredient is actually like a scientific reaction versus cooking is much more kind of artistic, you know, a pinch of this, pinch of that.
And so, I hadn't been much of a cook before COVID and then COVID, you know, gave you time to learn a bunch of new stuff.
But yeah, so I love to do the cooking, love to do that online, hoping to grow that a little bit now in the gorge with all of the great, you know, farmers, ranchers, farmers markets, and hoping to do a little bit more of that going forward in the future.
So I even did that this year where, The whole prep, I had my first ever colonoscopy this year.
When I was under sedation, I actually had the anesthesiologist take pictures of the colonoscopy.
It's annoying for maybe about 24 to 48 hours, but it's a small price to pay for knowing that you don't have cancer.
I will say, however, though, once I got to the hospital and was under sedation, nothing.
So, yeah, my personal Facebook that I have friends and neighbors with, you know, I'm an avid cook and baker.
It has to be very precise and each ingredient is actually like a scientific reaction versus cooking is much more kind of artistic, you know, a pinch of this, pinch of that.
And so, I hadn't been much of a cook before COVID and then COVID, you know, gave you time to learn a bunch of new stuff.
But yeah, so I love to do the cooking, love to do that online, hoping to grow that a little bit now in the gorge with all of the great, you know, farmers, ranchers, farmers markets, and hoping to do a little bit more of that going forward in the future.
So I even did that this year where, The whole prep, I had my first ever colonoscopy this year.
When I was under sedation, I actually had the anesthesiologist take pictures of the colonoscopy.
It's annoying for maybe about 24 to 48 hours, but it's a small price to pay for knowing that you don't have cancer.
I will say, however, though, once I got to the hospital and was under sedation, nothing.
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