Cancer and Comedy
The Cancer and Comedy Podcast is for Cancer Impacted People Who are Not Done Living and Are Passionate About Facing the Grim with a Grin. My name is Dr. Brad Miller and The Cancer and Comedy Podcast became my Passion Project At Christmas time 2022 when I was diagnosed with prostate cancer just after retiring from a 43 year career as a pastor. My response was to laugh to keep from crying. I decided after a Christmas visit with my pre-school granddaughters that God wasn't done with me yet and I was going to fully live my life in such a way as to see those granddaughters grow up. I decided to combine my experience as a pastor with my Doctoral Degree in Transformational Leadership with my love of comedy to create the Cancer and Comedy Podcast as place for Cancer Impacted People to Cope with Hope and Humor. I like to say the Cancer and Comedy Podcast is a Place to Turn the Grim into a Grin. Along with my co-host Deb Krier from TryingNotToDie.Live, who is a cancer warrior in her own right, we are dedicated to produce a weekly podcast which brings education, inspiration and entertainment to our audience with practical stories, interviews, funny stories and bad jokes which are designed to help cancer impacted people cope with hope. We will also have faith-based segments in the episodes. Moreover, we love to feature uplifting stories of how people kicked cancer in the butt and won at life. So if you are a cancer impacted person please join me right here on the Cancer and Comedy Podcast where we are all set to lift you up. Dr. Brad Miller, January 2024
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In this episode of the Cancer and Comedy podcast, host Dr. Brad Miller has an engaging conversation with Katy Bee (real name Kate McGlynn), a professional clown, performer, and founder of Joy First Foundation, whose mission is to spread joy and connection through humor and heartfelt interaction. The episode delves into
Healing with Humor: Transforming Grim into Grins In this episode of Cancer and Comedy, co-hosts Deb Krier and Dr. Brad Miller discuss the importance of humor in coping with cancer and other adversities. They explore what to do and what not to do before attempting to laugh, the challenges that inhibit humor, and the app
In this episode of the Cancer and Comedy podcast, co-hosts Deb Krier and Dr. Brad Miller explore how humor and hope can be transformative tools for coping with the challenges of cancer. They start the conversation with a light-hearted take on the power of laughter, discussing how "he or she who laughs first" can change
Facing cancer can feel overwhelming, but what if we could shift the focus from grim to grin? In this episode of Cancer and Comedy, co-hosts Deb Krier and Dr. Brad Miller dive into how humor and hope can be powerful tools for coping with a cancer diagnosis. They emphasize the importance of mindset, encouraging listeners
Three Ways to Transform From Cancer and Chemo to Cancer Care Comedy: The Inspirational Story of Marla Hartson
In this episode, Marla shared her personal journey with triple-negative breast cancer, which required aggressive treatment, including the harsh "Red Devil" chemotherapy. Despite the physical and emotional challenges, Marla intentionally focused on three key coping mechanisms: praise, gratitude, and laughter. Marla expl
Cindy is a best-selling author of a number of books regarding the areas of Family Planning. In this episode, Cindy shared the experience of her husband, Gerald, having a stage 4 cancer diagnosis and his treatment journey. Despite being told the cancer was incurable, Gerald maintained a positive attitude and decided he
