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Talking juggling junior doctor life and cancer life with Krista Bose.
Krista is an NHS junior doctor. She also has metastatic bone cancer.She qualified as a doctor in 2021, in-between lockdowns and chemotherapy regimes, despite having be...
Talking TV to Triathlon with special guest: Louise Minchin
This week’s guest is the wonderful Louise Minchin. Many of you will have woken up to Louise on your TV screens as she presented BBC Breakfast for 20 years and she’s al...
Talking supporting and caring for a partner who has a cancer diagnosis, with guest Leah Barrow.
In this episode we talk to Leah Barrow. Leah’s partner Andrew was on a previous episode of our podcast titled, ‘Cancer and the Comeback with Andrew McAslan’ and we rea...
Talking bucket lists with Laura and Nicola Nutall.
This week we talk to Laura and Nicola Nutall. Laura is 22 and is living with incurable brain cancer. When she was first diagnosed, in 2018, after being told she may ha...
Talking a Neurosurgeon becoming a patient with Mr Henry Marsh
This week’s guest is arguably the world’s most well-known neurosurgeon, Mr Henry Marsh. Henry is nominally retired but continues to teach, lecture, write and share hi...
Talking coxing, compromising, communicating and challenges with Erin Kennedy MBE
Erin is a full-time coxswain for the GB rowing squad. She has multiple accolades to her name, not least Tokyo 2020 paralympic champion, two-time world champion, Europe...
Talking to the Queen of Female Empowerment: Jacqueline Gold, Executive Chair of Ann Summers.
This week we’re talking to the game-changing Jacqueline Gold. Jacqueline is one of the UK’s most successful businesswomen, having been CEO of Ann Summers for over 30 y...
Talking football, cancer and the desire to help others with Tony Lormor
Tony Lormor is an ex professional footballer who in his youth signed for Newcastle United before going on to play for the likes of Lincoln City, Chesterfield and Mansf...
Talking with Naomi Pye: Cancer Clinical Psychologist. With bonus talk on Norseman triathlon with Sinead Conneely
Naomi Pye is a clinical psychologist in Nottingham who supports people to find their own strategies to Move Against Cancer. In this episode, Naomi talks to Lucy about ...
Talking positive mental attitude and coping strategies with Jade, Ashley and Sophie
In this episode Georgie speaks to three young people who have all been through their own cancer journey. This is a very open and honest conversation and, we think you'...
Talking ‘keeping life as normal as possible’ with Connor Fleming
In this episode Lucy talks to Connor Fleming. Connor is just a normal young man in his twenties. He got a new job about a year ago. He works full time as a printer....
Luke Grenfell-Shaw: Responding to life's challenges through Bristol 2 Beijing
Luke Grenfell-Shaw is a canliver* who has completed a tandem bike ride from Bristol, UK, to Beijing, China, to show that everyone can create opportunities for a rich a...
Kat Cordiner: The adventure seeker who is putting the CAN in cancer.
Kat is an incredible individual and we're sure that you will be blown away listening to her story. Kat was diagnosed with cervical cancer in early 2019. Having gone ...
Jenny Wilson: The Fundraising GP and her Breast Cancer Journey
Jenny is an active GP from Bedford who was diagnosed with breast cancer at the age of 45. Despite guidance on moving when living with cancer being limited at the time ...
Cancer and the comeback with Andy McAslan
In this episode we talk to Andy McAslan, an 800m elite athlete based in Leeds. In August 2021 he was diagnosed with stage 4 follicular lymphoma, an incurable blood can...
Let’s talk about sex.
This episode features 4 young people, Sophie Mulligan, Millie Critchley, Liam Isles and Caitlin Wilde, who all had cancer in their late teens/early twenties. They talk...
Talking facial differences and life lessons with Crystal Marshall
Crystal Marshall, 23, was diagnosed with a rare form of bone cancer (osteosarcoma) in her face when she was 18-years-old. At the time she was studying performing arts ...
The things they don't tell you about cancer with Sophie, Liam and Millie
Sophie Mulligan, Millie Critchley and Liam Isles are the three brains behind the MOVE as ONE Facebook support group, but they also have one huge thing in common - they...
From cancer diagnosis to marathon medals - Talking 'The Running Drug' with Tim Beynon
Tim spent much of his career as a journalist writing and editing the stories of others' sporting and personal achievements. He also spent many years working in the thi...
Talking life lessons as a Cancer Rehab Instructor with Helen Murray
This week we talk to Helen Murray (www.helenmurray.net) Helen leads Move Charity’s online cancer rehabilitation programme for 13-30 year olds. She’s also a triathlon...
Talking Getting your Oomph back with Carolyn Garritt
This episode is all about the brilliant Carolyn Garritt. We follow Carolyn's journey of both her personal and professional experiences of cancer. Carolyn Garritt ...
Talking ‘Being a CanLiver’ with Luke Grenfell-Shaw.
In this episode we talk to Luke Grenfell-Shaw (also known as Bristol2Beijing on social media). Luke was diagnosed with stage 4 sarcoma in June 2018. In January 2020 h...
Spotlight on our 5k Your Way Groups with Ambassadors, Tony and Sarah
This episode is all about celebrating our 5k Your Way groups! We're so excited that they are back, we love hearing about lots of you walking, jogging, running, cheerin...
Talking Sport and Exercise as a way of life with Greg Whyte OBE
Gemma Hillier-Moses, MOVE Charity Founder, talks to Greg Whyte. Greg is a former olympian, world renowned sport scientist, motivational speaker and world leading p...
Talking realities of a cancer journey as a young person with Sophie Mulligan and Shannon Coate
Gemma Hillier-Moses, Move Charity Founder, talks to Sophie and Shannon about their cancer journeys. Sophie was 19, in her first year of university and had a chest ...
Talking ‘Finding Your Why’ with David Smith, MBE.
David was born with club foot and spent the early years of his life undergoing multiple surgeries and learning to walk in special boots and plaster casts. After pursui...
Talking limb loss and GB paracycling with working supermum, Sally Hurst
This week, we talk to Sally Hurst. Sally describes herself as a ‘normal, tired, middle aged working mum’. After listening to this you’ll realise she is anything but! ...
Facing the death of your child and living with no regrets. A conversation with Gillian Sewell.
This week, oncologist Lucy Gossage has an open, extremely moving yet remarkably uplifting conversation with Gillian Sewell, whose son Lewis died of cancer in August 20...
A special and exclusive interview with Paula Radcliffe and her daughter, Isla
In this episode we talk to Marathon Queen and former world Record Holder Paula Radcliffe and her incredible daughter Isla about Isla's cancer diagnosis at the age of 1...
Talking Living and Cancer with Deborah James, aka Bowelbabe
This is our second episode of the podcast: 'Talking living and cancer with Deborah James aka Bowelbabe' We are so lucky to have such a fantastic guest, thank you so mu...