The Bottom Line Podcast

<p>Sharing his empowering lived experience to raise awareness of early-onset bowel cancer, Matt Duggan is running 550km across Tasmania (for the second time!) in May 2026.</p><p>Matt chats openly with Stephanie about...

<p>Highly regarded Geneticist, Professor Ingrid Winship AO discusses the dynamic world of genomics and how a genetic test may impact you and your family.</p><p>Drawing on her decades of experience Professor Winship...

<p>Aged just 27 when she was diagnosed with stage 4 bowel cancer, Taylor chats to Stephanie about the challenges of losing her identity to cancer, the pressure it put on her loved ones, and how accessing a clinical...

<p>Navigating a bowel cancer diagnosis as a woman can be particularly complex.</p><p>Issues like perimenopause and menopause can have overlapping symptoms, making it challenging to identify what’s truly going...

<p>If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with bowel cancer, we're here for you.</p><p>This informative chat with Bowel Care Nurse, Fiona, and Psychosocial Support, Hannah, discusses the importance of supportive care...

<p>This New Year make exercise a priority.</p><p>The benefits of exercise are well documented. Bowel Care Exercise Physiologist, Kailey, provides tips to help keep you motivated before, during and after...

<p>Stephanie chats with Bowel Care Nutritionist, Jo and advocate, Jemima to help demystify nutrition throughout treatment, living with a stoma, and life beyond bowel cancer. </p><p>Jemima shares her lived experience and...

<p>Josh and Ant chat with Stephanie around the importance of raising bowel cancer awareness and the difficulty and pain of losing their loved ones far too young - Josh’s brother Mitch and Ant’s friend Dean.</p><p>Both...

<p>Bowel Cancer Australia advocates, Jenny and Peter join Stephanie to share their Call on Canberra 2025 experience and discussions with policy makers about the living with early-onset bowel cancer.</p><p>Impacted...

<p>Fundraising in honour of loved ones is hugely rewarding but event planning can also be incredibly time consuming. </p><p>In this episode Stephanie chats with childhood friends Sara and Amy, co-founders of Time is...

<p>Melbourne University’s Professor Mark Jenkins discusses his team’s latest research which highlights excess deaths due to the rise in early-onset bowel cancer between 1990 and 2020, as well as the disparity of bowel...

<p>It's Dry July and Stephanie chats with two passionate fundraisers Justin and Conor who are raising funds for Bowel Cancer Australia in memory of their Dad and Mum, respectively.</p><p>Funds raised through Dry July...

<p>Walkley Award-winning author, investigative journalist and author, Lucie Morris-Marr chats to Stephanie about her lived experience.</p><p>From her initial stage 4 bowel cancer diagnosis to undergoing a groundbreaking...

<p>Danae shares her “good news” cancer story, highlighting her proactive GP who ultimately saved her life.</p><p>“I became the good luck story of 2022. Instead of dismissing my symptoms due to perimenopause my GP wanted...

<p>Flamboyant and infectiously positive, Sooz has always tried to find a “glimmer” in every day since she was a little girl. Not even a stage 4 bowel cancer diagnosis has extinguished her bubbly personality. That...