Man Up to Cancer
Man Up to CancerI'm your host, Trevor Maxwell. I'm a stage IV colon cancer survivor, and I've got a message for other men: You don't have to go through cancer alone. On the Man Up to Cancer podcast, you can expect raw, unfiltered conversations about men, cancer, and our experiences. My guests will be other patients, survivors, advocates, health experts, and friends from #cancerland. We'll tackle a wide range of t... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 96 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessSociety & CultureMental Health | |||
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If you know the show, you know I've been living with stage IV colon cancer since March of 2018, more than eight years. I've endured many surgeries and treatments, and I'm still fighting for survival and for my family.
I wouldn't wish this disease on... more
Dr. Jessica MacIntyre is my guest on episode 91 of the Man Up to Cancer Podcast.
Jessica serves as Assistant Vice President of Advanced Practice Providers and the Institute Co-Director for Clinical Operations at the University of Miami's Sylvester C... more
One of the coolest things about this job as podcast host is that I get to shine the light on other non-profits in the cancer space and the incredible work being done by their leaders and volunteers.
Today, the spotlight is on Kesem.
Founded in 2000... more
Today on the show I welcome my dear friend Chuck Aiken from Glens Falls, NY
Chuck serves as membership director for Man Up to Cancer, and has been a key figure in planning and being an emcee at our annual Gathering of Wolves men's cancer retreat.
H... more
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Any man, or woman, with a cancer diagnosis needs to listen to Trevor's podcast, it is so relatable.
Audible5J. Randall
United States5 years ago- Simply amazing!
Any man, or woman, with a cancer diagnosis needs to listen to Trevor's podcast, it is so relatable.
Audible5J. RandallUnited States5 years ago - Spot on
This guy, Trevor Maxwell, knows his stuff, and finds great guests to expand all of our perspectives. As a survivor and going thru current treatment, it is as real as it can be.
Apple Podcasts5CharlieJomeerUnited States5 years ago - Real, funny, and inspiring
This guy, Trevor has it going on. As an oncology nurse and business owner this podcast hits all the points that men and cancer survivors live with. I love listening on my way to work, going grocery shopping, on my runs! Definitely a must listen to!
Apple Podcasts5Leahn23United States5 years ago - This is so needed!!!
Thank you for helping men like myself not to self-isolate during a Cancer diagnosis. This is so needed for men and their loved ones in the cancer community! Thank you for giving me the opportunity to share my story and to be on this journey with you Trevor!
Apple Podcasts5Pic humUnited States5 years ago
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The show centers on candid, survivor-led conversations about men and cancer, blending tough personal stories with practical tips and community-driven support. Guests range from patients and survivors to healthcare professionals and advocates, all sharing experiences about diagnosis, treatment, caregiving, mental health, and reintegration into work and life. A recurring theme is building and leaning on a supportive community—often with humor and resilience as counterbalance to the emotional and physical challenges of cancer. Its distinctive angle is pairing raw honesty with humor, creating a welcoming space for men to talk about fear, vulnerability, and meaning while also highlighting resources, partnerships, and practical advocacy opportuni... more
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Recent guests on Man Up to Cancer include:
1. Keith Hollingsworth
2. Dr. Jessica MacIntyre
3. Jay Stilwell
4. Kuu Sanford
5. Chuck Aiken
6. Oya Gilbert
7. Jay Abramovitch
8. Daniel Garza
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