Hosted by Bowel Cancer Australia · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 71 episodes
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Bowel Cancer Australia's award winning podcast hosted by bowel cancer survivor, Stephanie, is a monthly chat sharing stories and lived-experiences. Hearing from those living with or beyond bowel cancer, as well as health professionals involved in bowel cancer treatment and care, can be a valuable resource that can encourage and inspire others. Please note, podcasts may occasionally contain content that some listeners may find distressing.
Bowel Cancer Australia hosts The Bottom Line Podcast, a health show with 71 episodes published.
Losing his wife recently to bowel cancer, Willis opens up to Stephanie on the latest episode of The Bottom Line Podcast about the difficulties of life as a widower and being a single parent, but how the purpose of family
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. Matt chats openly with Stephanie about the challeng
Highly regarded Geneticist, Professor Ingrid Winship AO discusses the dynamic world of genomics and how a genetic test may impact you and your family. Drawing on her decades of experience Professor Winship provides pract
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 trial wa
Navigating a bowel cancer diagnosis as a woman can be particularly complex. Issues like perimenopause and menopause can have overlapping symptoms, making it challenging to identify what’s truly going on. "Bowel cancer bu
If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with bowel cancer, we're here for you. This informative chat with Bowel Care Nurse, Fiona, and Psychosocial Support, Hannah, discusses the importance of supportive care and provid
This New Year make exercise a priority. The benefits of exercise are well documented. Bowel Care Exercise Physiologist, Kailey, provides tips to help keep you motivated before, during and after treatment. Joining Kailey
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. Jemima shares her lived experience and explains h
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. Both long-time s
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. Impacted heavily in the
Fundraising in honour of loved ones is hugely rewarding but event planning can also be incredibly time consuming. In this episode Stephanie chats with childhood friends Sara and Amy, co-founders of Time is Precious, abou
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 cance
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. Funds raised through Dry July help support
Walkley Award-winning author, investigative journalist and author, Lucie Morris-Marr chats to Stephanie about her lived experience. From her initial stage 4 bowel cancer diagnosis to undergoing a groundbreaking liver tra
Danae shares her “good news” cancer story, highlighting her proactive GP who ultimately saved her life. “I became the good luck story of 2022. Instead of dismissing my symptoms due to perimenopause my GP wanted to be tho
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 doesn’t me
We know bowel cancer is the deadliest cancer for people 25-44 and Australia has the highest rates of early-onset bowel cancer in the world, but we don’t know why. On this episode Associate Professor Daniel Buchanan discu
On this episode, celebrity chef and author Justine Schofield opens up about the death of her best friend Beth to bowel cancer aged just 38. Justine talks about the joy of female friendship, her shared love of food with B
This New Year make exercise a priority, no matter how big or small. The benefits of exercise are well documented when going through a cancer diagnosis and in this episode of The Bottom Line Podcast, Bowel Care Exercise P
A long-time bowel cancer advocate, Jodie’s delayed diagnosis was 'explained away' as female related issues, pregnancy and being a young Mum. It wasn’t until she advocated for herself that she finally got the answer to he
Taylor
high school student · Vibe Thrive Travel
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Stephanie
Doctor · Umami Crave the Fifth
2 appearances on this show
Fiona
physiotherapist · Little Beaks Sanctuary
1 appearance on this show
Hannah
birth keeper, parent educator, holistic Doula · @Hannahmarieartwork
1 appearance on this show
Jon
psychologist · Delicious Culture Podcast
2 appearances on this show
Jemima
editor · Patch Magazine
1 appearance on this show
Peter
world champion · Legion Project Podcast
1 appearance on this show
Jenny
mindset coach and creator of The You First Method · Eco Auto NW
1 appearance on this show
Amy
speaker · IvyWise
1 appearance on this show
Sara
Creative Director · unclear
1 appearance on this show
Mark Jenkins
co-president and head of global credit & insurance · Weston-super-Mare AFC
1 appearance on this show
Justin
test engineer · The Feral Koala
1 appearance on this show
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