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Boobalicious: Breast Cancer and Beyond

Chris Kushner & Jennifer Rai
Breast Cancer
Mental Health
Menopause
Physical Therapy
Metastatic Breast Cancer
Mastectomy
Exercise
Lymphedema
Anxiety
Vaginal Health
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
Health Benefits Of Exercise
Meditation
Cancer Support
Breast Cancer Treatment
Lymphatic System
Breast Reconstruction
Breast Cancer Recovery
Breast Cancer Survivorship
Women's Health

What happens after breast cancer treatment ends, and how do you move forward when you do not feel like yourself yet? Boobalicious: Breast Cancer and Beyond is a breast cancer podcast helping women navigate breast cancer treatment, recovery, and long-term survivorship through honest conversations, survivor experiences, and evidence-based guidance. Hosted by breast cancer survivor Chris Kushner and ... more

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Latest Episodes

What happens when you find community that doesn't just understand your diagnosis, but sees you as a whole person? In this episode of Boobalicious: Breast Cancer and Beyond, hosts Chris Kushner and Jenni Rai, PT, CLT, sit down with Yahira Torres, foun... more

What happens when menopause symptoms aren't just temporary—but a lifelong reality that no one prepared you for? In this episode of Boobalicious: Breast Cancer and Beyond, hosts Chris Kushner and Jenni Rai, PT, CLT, sit down with Dr. Christy Thoser, f... more

How do you learn to trust your body again after breast cancer—especially when that same body has given you reasons to be afraid?

In Part 2 of our conversation with Natasha Ramlall, somatic coach, embodiment practitioner, and founder of Humanist Coac... more

Coming Home to Your Body: Breast Cancer Recovery, Letting Go & the Illusion of Control | Natasha Ramlall

What happens when your body finally forces you to pay attention? For many women navigating breast cancer recovery, chronic pain, menopause, or o... more

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Christy Thoser
Founder of Corla Health, specializes in bringing hormone replacement therapy to women who've had breast cancer
Corla Health
Episode: Menopause After Breast Cancer: Options You Didn't Know Existed with Dr. Christy Thoser
Natasha Ramlall
Founder of Humanist Coaching; embodied integration coach
Humanist Coaching (Canada)
Episode: Breast Cancer Recovery: Coming Home to Your Body, with Natasha Ramlall
Cyndi Dupuis
Functional medicine nutritionist and founder of A Living Balance
A Living Balance
Episode: Your Thyroid Labs Are “Normal”—But Are They? with Cyndi Dupuis
Nicole Eggert
Actress and breast cancer advocate
Baywatch actress and advocate
Episode: REPLAY: Nicole Eggert on Breast Cancer, Menopause & Learning to Love Her Body
Shay Moraga
Founder of Shay's Warriors; breast cancer survivor
Shay's Warriors
Episode: Treatment is Over...So Why Don't I Feel Better? With Shay Moraga
Dr. Tiffany Troso
Oncologist, double board certified
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSK) / Empowered Cancer Patient Community
Episode: What to Do After a Breast Cancer Diagnosis: Advice from an Oncologist | Dr. Tiffany Troso (Part 1)
Leanne Citrone
Cancer survivor, advocate, health coach, and recipe creator
Independent
Episode: From BRCA1 to Ovarian Cancer: Leanne Citrone's Story (Part 1)
Robin Lesser
Dentist, pediatric dentistry practice owner, founder of Uncancer
Uncancer
Episode: Breast Cancer, Chemotherapy & Oral Health: What Every Patient Should Know (Part 1)
Parul Somani
Diagnosed with breast cancer at 31, author of New Job, New Baby, New Cancer blog
New Job, New Baby, New Cancer blog
Episode: Postpartum Breast Cancer at 31: From the NICU to a Breast Cancer Diagnosis | Parul Somani and "The Path of Least Regret"

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 20 ratings
  • A safe place for women to land.

    Chris and Jenni do a wonderful job exploring the health options beyond breast cancer. This is a space that is so needed for women who are on the other side of cancer and need support!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Cdupuie
    United States3 months ago
  • Best pod for survivors!

    I am a 8+ year bc thriver and find it’s hard to find a podcast that hits where I am now. Chris and Jenni do talk about new diagnosis stuff like chemo but overall I feel I really relate to the convos and humor. 5/5 stars no notes!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    11Rugby11
    United States7 months ago
  • Disappointed

    I was excited to find this podcast after following Jenni’s IC ever since my surgery a few years ago. While I thought the content was good- I was turned off by the language. I know it wasn’t used a ton- but it was unnecessary and I didn’t like it. I will not continue listening.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Menu Update
    United States10 months ago
  • If you have been diagnosed with breast cancer or know someone who has this podcast is for you.

    When I was diagnosed with breast cancer eight years ago, all I wanted or needed was this podcast. It’s a lonely, scary place diagnosis, so to find a podcast that shares the truth about diagnosis, treatment, tips, inspiration, and so much more is a god send. Jennifer is so knowledgeable and sweet and Chris is real and kind and an inspiration. I just love it!!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    dashman80
    United Statesa year ago
  • Love it

    Truly incredible … I’m not a survivor, however, breast cancer affects the whole family. I’m so happy people will have this podcast to help them love better and understand the women who have endured this journey..because it’s not enough to just slide by October’s pink explosion. Love to the women who endure this terrible journey and cheers to the strength they choose to live. Xo LK

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    2020LK
    United Statesa year ago

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Listeners appreciate candid, compassionate discussions that blend medical insight with survivor stories.
Fans value the sense of community and mentorship for navigating survivorship challenges.
A few note language or tone may feel intense for some, but overall positivity remains high.
Many praise practical tips for post-treatment recovery and body confidence.

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Menopause After Breast Cancer: Options You Didn't Know Existed with Dr. Christy Thoser
Q: What should someone do if their healthcare providers aren't giving them clear information on menopause options?
The guidance is to seek a menopause-trained specialist, engage both oncology and a specialist to craft a plan, and use resources like the Menopause Society to locate qualified providers.
Menopause After Breast Cancer: Options You Didn't Know Existed with Dr. Christy Thoser
Q: Why is medically induced menopause often more challenging in terms of symptoms?
She explains the loss of the natural winding down period when menopause is medically induced, leading to more abrupt hormonal changes and more intense symptoms like hot flashes and brain fog.
Menopause After Breast Cancer: Options You Didn't Know Existed with Dr. Christy Thoser
Q: Chrissy, can you tell us a little bit about yourself and how you came to start Corla?
Christy explains her background as an OB/GYN and her observation of a large gap in care for perimenopause and menopause, especially for people with breast cancer, which motivated her to launch Corla Health to connect patients with specialized menopause care and provide comprehensive options.
Your Thyroid Labs Are “Normal”—But Are They? with Cyndi Dupuis
Q: What are some of the labs that women should be getting, especially around perimenopause to menopause?
Basic labs include a CBC and comprehensive metabolic panel, but the panel should also extend to a thorough thyroid panel (TSH, free T4, and ideally free T3), plus thyroid antibodies (TPO and TGA). Additional checks for iron, zinc, selenium, vitamin A, and markers of digestion and inflammation are important to understand nutrient status and how it affects thyroid function.
Your Thyroid Labs Are “Normal”—But Are They? with Cyndi Dupuis
Q: Can you walk us through quickly? What does that look like when someone reaches out for thyroid help?
The process starts with a full intake, ensuring the client has the labs they need, including a set of core tests and sometimes functional tests like stool tests. It also includes reviewing history, current status, eating habits, lifestyle, sleep, and environmental factors to assemble a complete picture before ordering or interpreting labs.

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A practical and empathetic series focused on life after breast cancer treatment, blending survivor stories with expert medical guidance. Topics span lymphedema, mastectomy recovery, menopause and hormone changes, oral health during cancer care, nutrition, and strategies to rebuild strength, body confidence, and daily routines. The conversations emphasize evidence-based guidance, actionable tips, and community support, often featuring clinicians, therapists, and advocates who translate complex care into doable steps for readers, caregivers, and survivors at various stages of their journey.

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1. Christy Thoser
2. Natasha Ramlall
3. Cyndi Dupuis
4. Nicole Eggert
5. Shay Moraga
6. Dr. Tiffany Troso
7. Leanne Citrone
8. Robin Lesser

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