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5 podcasts on survival for Breast Cancer Awareness Month
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Oct 19, 2026 · 7 min · 10 segments
5 podcasts on survival for Breast Cancer Awareness Month
I'm a breast cancer survivor and one of the biggest surprises of my experience was how difficult life became after treatment.
There was so much information about what to expect during treatment, but far less about what to expect afterwards.
How do you reconnect with your body, process what happened, and figure out who you are when everyone expects life to simply go back to normal? Survivorship isn't the end of the story.
In many ways, it's the beginning of an entirely new one.
I chose these episodes because they speak honestly about that part of the experience, the identity shifts, body changes, fear, healing, humor, resilience, and complicated reality of moving forward.
Christina Thomas, Earbuds Curator, One Everybody Loves Boobs, The podcast, How Cancer Survivors Become Cancer Baddies with Amanda Butler.
Amanda Butler has built cancer baddies around something the cancer world desperately needs.
Honesty.
In this conversation, we talk about the parts of cancer and survivorship that don't always fit neatly into an inspirational story.
There are identity shifts, complicated emotions, intimacy after treatment, and what it actually means to keep living after your world has been turned upside down.
It's candid, funny, vulnerable, and the kind of conversation that makes you feel like you're sitting with someone who gets it.
Listen to breast cancer conversations.
How Breast Cancer Changes the Way You See Yourself, Cancer Can Change Your Body, but it can also fundamentally change the way you see yourself.
This episode explores body image, confidence, femininity, sexuality, intimacy, and identity after breast cancer, as well as the emotional healing that can continue long after physical treatment ends.
It gives language to a part of survivorship that can be incredibly difficult to explain, even to the people closest to you.
Listen, get your podcast, creator-focused news featured in our newsletters.
Submit it, hear3breastcancer.org. Podcasts beyond the pink so much of breast cancer care understandably focuses on diagnosis and treatment.
Dr. Eleonora Toplinsky goes further, tackling the questions that can become incredibly important once you're living with or beyond cancer, including menopause, sexual health, mental health, and long-term wellness.
It's less a traditional survivorship story and more a roadmap for navigating everything that can come with survivorship, which is exactly why I included it.
Listen for Breast Cancer Resilience Radio Breast Cancer.
When you don't feel like yourself anymore, there's an expectation that once treatment ends, you'll get back to your old life.
But what happens when your old normal doesn't fit anymore? Two-time breast cancer survivor Camille Bullock explores the physical and emotional changes that can linger after treatment and offers a different way to think about recovery.
Instead of trying to get back to who you were, it's about learning how to support who you are now.
Listen, five real pink transforming trauma into Triumph Shannon Michelle's story is extraordinary.
After a motorcycle accident left her in a coma with a traumatic brain injury, she had to relearn how to walk, read, and speak, only to later be diagnosed with breast cancer.
I'm a breast cancer survivor and one of the biggest surprises of my experience was how difficult life became after treatment.
There was so much information about what to expect during treatment, but far less about what to expect afterwards.
How do you reconnect with your body, process what happened, and figure out who you are when everyone expects life to simply go back to normal? Survivorship isn't the end of the story.
In many ways, it's the beginning of an entirely new one.
I chose these episodes because they speak honestly about that part of the experience, the identity shifts, body changes, fear, healing, humor, resilience, and complicated reality of moving forward.
Christina Thomas, Earbuds Curator, One Everybody Loves Boobs, The podcast, How Cancer Survivors Become Cancer Baddies with Amanda Butler.
Amanda Butler has built cancer baddies around something the cancer world desperately needs.
Honesty.
In this conversation, we talk about the parts of cancer and survivorship that don't always fit neatly into an inspirational story.
There are identity shifts, complicated emotions, intimacy after treatment, and what it actually means to keep living after your world has been turned upside down.
It's candid, funny, vulnerable, and the kind of conversation that makes you feel like you're sitting with someone who gets it.
Listen to breast cancer conversations.
How Breast Cancer Changes the Way You See Yourself, Cancer Can Change Your Body, but it can also fundamentally change the way you see yourself.
This episode explores body image, confidence, femininity, sexuality, intimacy, and identity after breast cancer, as well as the emotional healing that can continue long after physical treatment ends.
It gives language to a part of survivorship that can be incredibly difficult to explain, even to the people closest to you.
Listen, get your podcast, creator-focused news featured in our newsletters.
Submit it, hear3breastcancer.org. Podcasts beyond the pink so much of breast cancer care understandably focuses on diagnosis and treatment.
Dr. Eleonora Toplinsky goes further, tackling the questions that can become incredibly important once you're living with or beyond cancer, including menopause, sexual health, mental health, and long-term wellness.
It's less a traditional survivorship story and more a roadmap for navigating everything that can come with survivorship, which is exactly why I included it.
Listen for Breast Cancer Resilience Radio Breast Cancer.
When you don't feel like yourself anymore, there's an expectation that once treatment ends, you'll get back to your old life.
But what happens when your old normal doesn't fit anymore? Two-time breast cancer survivor Camille Bullock explores the physical and emotional changes that can linger after treatment and offers a different way to think about recovery.
Instead of trying to get back to who you were, it's about learning how to support who you are now.
Listen, five real pink transforming trauma into Triumph Shannon Michelle's story is extraordinary.
After a motorcycle accident left her in a coma with a traumatic brain injury, she had to relearn how to walk, read, and speak, only to later be diagnosed with breast cancer.
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