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Hosted by Bron Watson, the Serenity Project · education · EN-AU · 36 episodes
What does it mean to heal when a cure isn't guaranteed?Serenity Rising is the podcast for people living with cancer, chronic illness, and those walking alongside someone they love. Created in the third space between science and soul, evidence and experience.Hosted by Bron Watson, a registered nurse, educator, and two-time cancer survivor living with incurable Multiple Myeloma, each episode blends research-backed insight with honest, lived wisdom.No toxic positivity. No hustle. Just real conversation about the human experience of navigating illness with courage, clarity, and compassion.From expert interviews to fireside Q&As, Serenity Rising explores the emotional, psychological, and deeply personal side of living with cancer. The parts your medical team rarely has time to address.Because healing isn't about reaching a finish line. It's about finding peace in the journey itself. Where moments make memories, and memories are how we make every day count.Brought to you by the team a
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Signup to Generate a PitchWhat does it mean to heal when a cure isn't guaranteed? Serenity Rising is the podcast for people living with cancer, chronic illness, and those walking alongside someone they love. Created in the third space between science and soul, evidence and experience.
Recent episodes include "A Map, Not a Treatment with Dr. Katherine Willow ND" (19 October 2026, 45 minutes), "Given No Choices, She Made Her Own with Emma Victoria Johnson" (6 October 2026, 42 minutes), and "The Voice That Said Get Up: Surviving Cancer, Loss and the Worst Days of Your Life with Gaylynn Kapri and LaVonne Chastain" (29 September 2026, 38 minutes).
Serenity Rising: Healing with Cancer publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 42 minutes across 36 episodes.
Booking probability for Serenity Rising: Healing with Cancer is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Serenity Rising: Healing with Cancer requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Serenity Rising: Healing with Cancer's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Serenity Rising: Healing with Cancer are Health & Wellness Services. Serenity Rising: Healing with Cancer has an education audience.
Serenity Rising: Healing with Cancer is an education show with 36 episodes published.
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Episode #1
Dr. Katherine Willow ND has buried her mother, all three of her grandparents, her younger sister and her husband, all to cancer. For 43 years she has kept showing up for other families as a naturopathic doctor, and when...
Episode #19
Emma Victoria Johnson was 43, fit, healthy and diligent with her annual mammograms when she was told she had stage four breast cancer that had spread to her lymph nodes and liver. Seventeen years earlier she had lost...
Episode #18
Gaylynn Kapri has been told to say goodbye more times than most people can imagine. This episode of Serenity Rising sits down with Gaylynn and her cousin LaVonne M. Chastain, the two women behind the memoir Get Up, to...
Episode #17
This episode of Serenity Rising turns on a question most men are never given room to ask, what happens when a cancer you thought was behind you comes back twenty years later. Bron sits down with Michael Bovarnick...
Episode #16
Cheyenne Heflin was thirteen years old, at her first ever sleepaway camp, when a soccer game left her with a knee injury that would not heal. Weeks later an x ray showed what her orthopaedist called an aggressive tumour...
Episode #15
How do you tell your kids you have cancer, and how do you keep telling them the truth as they grow, without asking them to carry that truth for you? In this solo episode, Bron speaks directly to parents navigating...
Episode #14
Bryan Blackmon has a tattoo on the back of his neck that he got in Maui the day he learned his aunt had been diagnosed with breast cancer, a permanent reminder that she was not walking through it alone. It is one of the...
Episode #13
What if cancer is not the enemy, but the teacher? What if the body is already whole, already complete, and it is the obstacles we place in our own path - the unforgiveness, the grief, the toxic patterns, the habits born...
Episode #12
Bill Derrick has navigated three storms. Not setbacks. Not challenges. Storms. A family construction business that survived the Great Recession after five brutal years, including the day his father died twelve hours...
Episode #11
What would you say if you could go back and speak calmly into the chaos of your own diagnosis? In this solo episode, Bron returns to the twenty third of February 2023, the day she heard the words yes, it's cancer...
Episode #10
When cancer enters a family, most parents brace for the medical fight. What they donot see coming is that their child wants to help, and has no idea how. In this guest interview episode of Serenity Rising, Bron sits...
Episode #9
What do you do with grief that has nowhere else to go? In this episode of Serenity Rising , Bron sits down with Justin Anderson, known to his community as J. Vaelorin, a network engineer turned dark fantasy world...
Episode #8
What happens when the woman who held your dying father through his final months becomes the same woman who holds you through two cancer diagnoses? In this deeply personal episode of Serenity Rising, Bron sits down with...
Episode #7
<p>Zulma Williams was six weeks out from graduating with her Bachelor of Social Work - finally stepping into the career she had always dreamed of when she was diagnosed with breast cancer. She was 46. </p> <p>What...
Episode #7
Zulma Williams was six weeks out from graduating with her Bachelor of Social Work - finally stepping into the career she had always dreamed of when she was diagnosed with breast cancer. She was 46. What happened next...
Episode #6
<p>What if the fear and grief you've been carrying is stored in your body right now and learning to feel it, rather than push it away, is one of the most powerful things you can do for your healing?</p> <p>In this...
Episode #6
What if the fear and grief you've been carrying is stored in your body right now and learning to feel it, rather than push it away, is one of the most powerful things you can do for your healing? In this episode, Bron...
Episode #5
<p>Charmain Woods was told at the age of eight that she would be drowned in a bath. She washomeless by fifteen. By twenty she was a police officer. Over the next 24 years she would specialise in child abuse, sexual...
Episode #4
<p>Sally Milliss has lived two of the hardest seasons a person can face and she has faced them in opposite seats. As a young woman she nursed her husband Steve through eight years of motor neurone disease, raising their...
Episode #3
<p>There is a kind of stress that does not announce itself. It just hums beneath the surface of an otherwise good life, slowly draining the energy you were saving for the things that matter most. In this episode of...
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