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iHeartRadio Communities

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Mental Health
American Red Cross
Heart Disease
Social Media
Veterans
Suicide Prevention
Financial Literacy
Martin Luther King Jr.
PACT Act
Hurricane Helene
Obesity
Public Health
Vaccination
Community Support
Caregiving
Sexual Assault
Ovarian Cancer
Parkinson's Disease
Colorectal Cancer
Eating Disorders

Each week, Manny Munoz discusses important national topics with experts, newsmakers, and organizations working to make a positive difference in communities across the country.

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Prostate cancer remains one of the most common cancers affecting men. The good news is that screening, diagnosis, and treatment have all advanced significantly in recent years. Gina Carithers, CEO of the Prostate Cancer Foundation told me where we’re... more

July is Sarcoma and Bone Cancer Awareness Month, shining a light on a group of rare cancers that many Americans have never even heard of, despite thousands of people being diagnosed every year. I spoke with Raymond Rodriguez-Torres, Chairman of the L... more

It is arguably one of the most misunderstood things in our country. Food labels and what they do and DON’T mean. I got some clarity from Dr. Bryan Quoc Le a food scientist, food industry consultant, and author of the book 150 Food Science Questions A... more

As we celebrate our 250th anniversary, it's a great time to revisit some of the stories we all think we know. Historian Kenneth C. Davis - author of the Don’t Know Much Series of Books – joined me to separate myth from history. AND the Smithsonian is... more

More than 40-million people worldwide are living with AIDS….more than a million contracted the disease last year alone….and well over half a million died even though tens of millions were treated for the illness. I discussed the fight and how much fu... more

In the U.S., someone dies from heart disease every 33 seconds. Men face a higher risk, yet many are reluctant to see a doctor for regular screenings. I spoke with Dr. Jane Wilcox, associate chief of cardiology at Northwestern Medicine, about why Fath... more

June is National Gun Violence Awareness Month, and the numbers continue to raise concern. Firearms are now the leading cause of death for children and teens in the United States, while millions more young people are exposed to gun violence each year.... more

The World Cup is like the Olympics, Super Bowl and March Madness all rolled into one — a global event that stops entire countries in their tracks. It gets under way this week and millions of Americans who may not normally watch soccer are suddenly ge... more

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Gina Carithers
CEO of the Prostate Cancer Foundation
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Episode: Highway Safety and Prostate Cancer
Laura Dunn
Senior Safety Specialist, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
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Episode: Highway Safety and Prostate Cancer
Raymond Rodriguez-Torres
Chairman of the Live Like Bella Childhood Cancer Foundation
Live Like Bella Foundation
Episode: Bone Cancer and Sept. 11th
Dr. Leigh Wilson
Medical Director, NYC Health and Hospitals World Trade Center Health Program, Clinical Center of Excellence
World Trade Center Health Program
Episode: Bone Cancer and Sept. 11th
Dr. Bryan Quoc Le
Food scientist, food industry consultant, author of 150 Food Science Questions Answered
Episode: Food Labels and Project Yellow Light
Monique Chism
Smithsonian Institution's Undersecretary for Education
Smithsonian Institution
Episode: America 250
Anne Aslett
Global Chief Executive Officer of Elton John AIDS Foundation
Elton John AIDS Foundation
Episode: Elton John AIDS Foundation and The USAO
Dr. Tiffany Munzer
Lead author of the Digital Ecosystem Policy for the American Academy of Pediatrics
American Academy of Pediatrics
Episode: Heart Disease and Social Media
David Hayes Cox
Certified firearms instructor, author of This Is a Gun
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Episode: National Gun Violence Awareness

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Manny Munoz
Host of iHeartRadio Communities; appears across episodes as the primary interviewer and community advocate.

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Bone Cancer and Sept. 11th
Q: What support does the World Trade Center Health Program provide for long-term health issues tied to 9/11 exposure?
The program covers certain certifiable conditions based on exposure and onset, offers annual surveillance for qualified individuals, and includes mental health services and social work support as part of comprehensive care.
Bone Cancer and Sept. 11th
Q: How does functional precision oncology work and what makes it different from traditional approaches?
It tests a patient's live tumor cells against hundreds of FDA-approved drugs, guided by genomic data and AI, to identify unconventional yet effective treatment combinations that aren't typically considered in standard protocols.
Bone Cancer and Sept. 11th
Q: What inspired the Live Like Bella Foundation and how has it grown since Bella's passing?
The foundation was born from Bella's life and death, transforming grief into a mission to support families and accelerate research; it has mobilized communities worldwide, funded extensive cancer research, and provided direct family assistance for those undergoing treatment.
Highway Safety and Prostate Cancer
Q: Are there certain men who should be especially proactive about being screened, or certain ages where men should start?
Gina explains higher risk for Black men and those with a family history; screening should begin earlier (around 45 for high-risk individuals and by 40-45 for those with a relative affected by the disease) with yearly PSA testing and adjusted monitoring based on risk factors.
Highway Safety and Prostate Cancer
Q: So let me start off with that. There have been huge advances over the last few years. What does the fight against prostate cancer look like in 2026?
Gina Carithers outlines a mixed landscape: screening recommendations have fluctuated due to evolving guidelines, yet there have been significant investments in research, leading to FDA-approved drugs and precision oncology that extend survival for many patients; the emphasis remains on early detection, accessible care, and continued innovation.

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What is iHeartRadio Communities about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The show tends to blend practical policy discussions with personal, human-centered storytelling. Across recent episodes, topics frequently center on public health, education, and civic engagement, ranging from financial literacy and college admissions to disease awareness, preventive care, and community philanthropy. Guests include nonprofit leaders, researchers, and advocates who translate complex issues into actionable takeaways for families, educators, and community stakeholders. A notable strength is pairing expert guidance with real-world experiences, such as patient journeys, survivor stories, and the social impact of public-spirited initiatives. Listeners likely value accessible, evidence-informed conversations that connect national ... more

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2. Laura Dunn
3. Raymond Rodriguez-Torres
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5. Dr. Bryan Quoc Le
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7. Anne Aslett
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