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345: Dr. Leah Sherman on Integrative Cancer Care and Choosing Entrepreneurship after her Breast Cancer Diagnosis
Integrative cancer care can’t cure cancer, but it can make treatment more tolerable. Dr. Leah Sherman, a naturopathic oncology doctor and breast cancer survivor, explains why listening comes first and what she learned going solo.

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344: Jess Bunin, MD on Being Diagnosed with Cancer 3 Times
Jess Bunin, MD is a three-time cancer survivor, West Point graduate, and retired Army colonel with 23 years of service shares how to talk to your doctor about cancer.

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322: Jenny C. Cohen on How to Use Dance to Reset Your Brain When Business Feels Like Too Much
Jenny C. Cohen danced through chemotherapy and built a business from it. Here’s how somatic movement can reset your brain and rebuild your life.

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315: Why Breast Cancer Support Resources Go Way Beyond Treatment
Most women don’t know what breast cancer support resources are available until they’re already in crisis. This episode changes that.

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300: We Can Do Hard Things | 8 Women in Business Share Their Stories
Episode 300 celebrates eight women in business who prove we can do hard things. Hear stories of cancer, MS, incarceration, caregiving, and mental health challenges from women who rebuilt their businesses and lives.

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STOP Ignoring Your Grip Strength: The #1 Aging Mistake for Women Over 40
Discover why hand grip strength is the #1 aging mistake women over 40 make. Learn practical solutions to improve strength, resilience, and longevity.

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295: Merit Kahn on Rewriting Your Story After Trauma
What if the beliefs holding you back aren’t actually true? Comedian Merit Kahn chose preventative mastectomy at 40, survived a difficult divorce, and turned it all into comedy. Her story will show you how to rewrite any chapter of your life.

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What to Expect During a Lung Biopsy (The Day Everything Changed)
In 2015, right after my own lung biopsy, I recorded a video explaining what actually happens during the procedure. That video has been viewed over 33,000 times, and I think I know why. When you’re told you need a lung biopsy, you’re scared. You’re searching for answers. You want to know what’s going to happen…

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294: Deb Davis on Breaking the Silence
When silence feels safer than speaking your truth, that’s when you need to break it most. In Episode 294, Deb Davis shares her raw journey through abuse and cancer recovery—and how transparency became her greatest business strategy. For women solopreneurs over 40 facing hard things, this conversation is essential listening.

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How George Clooney Got Me Through Radiation Therapy
My ridiculous but effective coping mechanism for daily radiation treatments. Because when you’re fighting cancer, you do whatever gets you through it.

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293: Christie Going on Cancer Recovery Tools Most Doctors Won’t Tell You About
Licensed massage therapist Christie Going reveals the complementary therapies that help manage treatment side effects, release scar tissue, and support whole-body healing. As women over 40, we know our bodies—and we deserve all the information, not just what’s in the standard protocol. This conversation between Christie and breast cancer thriver Kandas Rodarte offers practical tools…

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Why Resharing My Breast Cancer Story After 11 Years Feels Impossible (And What I’m Doing About It)
After 11 years of living with metastatic breast cancer, I thought repurposing my old blog posts would be easy. Turns out, resharing those raw, in-the-moment stories is harder than I expected. Here’s why I’m changing my approach—and what every solopreneur can learn from pivoting when plans don’t work out.










