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Get It Off Your Chest: The Funny Side Of Breast Cancer

Get It Off Your Chest: The Funny Side Of Breast Cancer

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Introducing "Get It Off Your Chest: The Funny Side of Breast Cancer," the podcast that fearlessly navigates the serious waters of breast cancer with humour.

Join your hosts Andrea and Estelle as they take you on an unforgettable journey through the highs, lows, and hilarities of the breast cancer experience.

🎙️ Broadcasting from the whimsically named Titty Towers, this podcast is not your typical pity party. Instead, it's a vibrant celebration of resilience and laughter. Andrea and Estelle, armed with wit and wisdom, welcome you into their virtual mailbag of uproarious tales that serve as a tonic to the trauma of breast cancer.

Our guests, each with their unique stories, lend their voices to this one-of-a-kind podcast, creating a supportive community sharing experiences and normalising the word - 'cancer.'

Get ready to find strength in the unexpected, camaraderie in the absurd, and a fresh perspective on resilience. "Get It Off Your Chest" is not just a podcast; it's a testament to the power of laughter in the face of adversity.

Tune in, laugh out loud, and discover the lighter side of breast cancer. Because sometimes, all you need to do is get it off your chest.

We are taking a hiatus at the moment for a well deserved rest. Watch out for the podcast in the new year.

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Episodes
  • Dr Jo Prendergast and her cancer with cartwheels

    Dr Jo Prendergast and her cancer with cartwheels
    Feb 15 2025

    Welcome Welcome to Season 3 of "Get it off Your Chest: The Funny Side of Breast Cancer"

    I'm thrilled to kick off this season with a very special guest, the incredibly talented stand-up comedian, Dr Jo Prendergast.

    Jo brings her unique blend of humour and heart to the show, sharing material from her hit solo comedy show, "Cancer and Cartwheels." In this episode, she hilariously compares cancer stages to steaks and offers some truly insightful and laugh-out-loud moments.

    Get ready for an episode filled with laughter, resilience, and a fresh perspective on navigating breast cancer. You won't want to miss it!

    Check out her website: drjoprendergast.com

    Find out where she is touring and go and see her!
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    23 mins
  • Jessica Walters shares her story about her diagnosis at a younger age.

    Jessica Walters shares her story about her diagnosis at a younger age.
    Oct 30 2024

    Jessica tells her story and how she was insulted by a doctor and how she brought fashion into her diagnosis. She also made us sing!

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    19 mins
  • Ep.10 Hospital accidents and other stories

    Ep.10 Hospital accidents and other stories
    Aug 17 2024

    In this episode of "Get It Off Your Chest," host Andrea Moulding interviews breast cancer survivor Jen Greenhut.

    The conversation covers Jen's journey through a stage 4 triple negative breast cancer diagnosis, her experiences with chemo, and the humorous moments that helped her cope.

    Jen shares her inspiring story of love, growth, and the founding of the Zero uNegative Foundation, aimed at spreading love and support to cancer patients through accessories and messages of encouragement. She also discusses her book "Everyone Needs a Larry," detailing her and her husband's journey through cancer and emphasizing the power of humour.
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    24 mins

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