Aug 21, 2026 · 55 min · 18 segments
In this powerful episode, we sit down with **James J. "Jim" Logan**, author of the memoir ***Just Keep TRI-ING***, Endurance Athlete, Husband, Father, Entrepreneur, and Stage IV colorectal Cancer…
James J. LoganGuestMandyHostyour whole, as soon as you started talking about that, your whole mind friendship, you're talking about like scorched earth.
And I saw you kind of sink.
And then you talked about turning it around and helping other people and your whole body shifted and your whole mind shifted.
And it was very, Interesting to see, and they do say that everywhere, whether it be the Bible or it be in your community, is go help somebody else.
You want to feel better about your day? Go help somebody with their day.
It really does come back around.
There really is a reason why we're all here together.
We're not here separately.
Absolutely.
We're supposed to help each other.
Have you found any...
Buddy that just doesn't get it.
Has anybody? Oh,

I mean, I write about it in the book without mentioning any names, but I have an acquaintance that was diagnosed stage two throat cancer same time as me, April of 24.

He wasn't married, didn't have kids, didn't handle the treatment, the chemo, any of it very well.
your whole, as soon as you started talking about that, your whole mind friendship, you're talking about like scorched earth.
And I saw you kind of sink.
And then you talked about turning it around and helping other people and your whole body shifted and your whole mind shifted.
And it was very, Interesting to see, and they do say that everywhere, whether it be the Bible or it be in your community, is go help somebody else.
You want to feel better about your day? Go help somebody with their day.
It really does come back around.
There really is a reason why we're all here together.
We're not here separately.
Absolutely.
We're supposed to help each other.
Have you found any...
Buddy that just doesn't get it.
Has anybody? Oh,

I mean, I write about it in the book without mentioning any names, but I have an acquaintance that was diagnosed stage two throat cancer same time as me, April of 24.

He wasn't married, didn't have kids, didn't handle the treatment, the chemo, any of it very well.
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