Help and Hope Happen Here

Mark Levine

Pediatric Cancer

Osteosarcoma

Neuroblastoma

Choroid Plexus Carcinoma

Battlecorn Care Packages

DFMO Clinical Trial

Cancer Treatment

Arnold Palmer Children's Hospital

St. Jude Children's Research Hospital

Community Support

Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia

Hearing Loss

Kissimmee Police Department

Boston Children's Hospital

Appleton, Wisconsin

Chemotherapy

Parental Advocacy

Embryonal Rhabdomyosarcoma

Austin Hatcher Foundation For Pediatric Cancer

Accutane

This Podcast is going to be about Pediatric Cancer and the need to keep the awareness of this terrible disease in the public eye. My plan is to be able to interview a wide spectrum of people who all have a passion and a stake in finding a way to make the lives of these Pediatric Cancer Patients easier. I will interview oncologists, nurses, recovered patients, parents who have had to oversee their ... more

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Publishes	Twice weekly	Episodes	500	Founded	5 years ago
Number of Listeners		Categories	Kids & FamilyMedicineHealth & Fitness

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Latest Episodes

Logan McCullough will talk about her now 4 1/2 year old daughter Waylynn who was diagnosed with High Risk B Cell Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia in January of 2024 and is feeling much better after the difficult treatment that she underwent.

Even though it made perfect sense that 2 year old Waylynn McCullough was experiencing the same cold like symptoms that her dad Kevin and her mom Logan had already been through, Waylynn was not as fortunate to say the least, as what she was experienci... more

11 Dec 2025 • 56 min

16 year old Grace Eline will talk about her recovery from the Stem Cell Cancer Germinoma which was found in her brain when she was 9 years old, and her amazing Advocacy work for Pediatric Cancer that she has been working on since she was 4 or 5 years old.

Grace Eline was taught values by her mom Aubrey and her father Dan at a very early age, that giving to others was far more important than wanting for yourself. Well before she was diagnosed with the Germ Cell Cancer Germinoma which took place when Gr... more

1 Dec 2025 • 43 min

Multi Award winning 16 year old Film Director Nya Chambless and her father Jerry will talk about the Short Film MY GUARDIAN ANGEL that Nya directed, which is the true story of Nya's relationship with Teeja Johnson, who passed away from Neuroblastoma

Nya Chambless is now 16 years old, has been an actor since she was 4 years old, and is the now the Award Winning 16 year old Director of the Short Film MY GUARDIAN ANGEL. Nya and her father Jerry, who is the film's producer, will talk about this film... more

27 Nov 2025 • 1 hr 25 min

Amelia Fish will talk about her daughter Abby's Diagnosis of Choroid Plexus Carcinoma in the summer of 2025, which was complicated by her genetic condition of Li Fraumeni

When Abby Fish, who was still under the age of 2 in the summer of 2025 was diagnosed with the Pediatric Brain Cancer Choroid Plexus Carcinoma, her mom Amelia and her dad Joel were told how rare and difficult this cancer was. When they then found out ... more

24 Nov 2025 • 57 min

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Recent Guests

Grace Eline

Pediatric cancer survivor and advocate

With Grace Initiative

Episode: 16 year old Grace Eline will talk about her recovery from the Stem Cell Cancer Germinoma which was found in her brain when she was 9 years old, and her amazing Advocacy work for Pediatric Cancer that she has been working on since she was 4 or 5 years old.

Brittany Smith

Mother of Gunner Smith

Episode: Brittany and Brandon Smith will talk about their son Gunner who was totally healthy until he was diagnosed with a High Grade Multi Form Glioma in August of 2017, and passed away when he was 14 years old, on May 28th of 2021.

Brandon Smith

Father of Gunner Smith

Dr. Danielle Cameron

Director of Pediatric Surgical Oncology at Massachusetts General Hospital

Massachusetts General Hospital

Episode: Dr. Danielle Cameron is the Director of Pediatric Surgical Oncology at Massachusetts General Hospital and will talk about her work on today's podcast.

Dr. Kate Lund

Clinical psychologist, resilience expert, and therapy dog trainer.

Children's Hospital in Seattle

Episode: Dr. Kate Lund will talk about her career as a Clinical Psychologist and her work for Pediatric Cancer, including training her dog Wally to be a Therapy Dog where he visits Pediatric Cancer Patients at Seattle Children's Hospitalal.

Claire Galvin

A student pursuing her PhD in Clinical Psychology and childhood cancer survivor.

Concordia University

Episode: Claire Galvin survived her battle with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia when she was a child beginning in 2003 and is now going for her Doctorate in Clinical Psychology at Concordia University in Montreal

Bailey Moody

Adaptive athlete and advocate for pediatric cancer awareness, diagnosed with osteosarcoma as a child.

Episode: Bailey Moody survived her battle with Osteosarcoma which happened as a 10 year old in 2012, to become one of the great Adaptive Athletes during her Wheelchair Basketball career. Her career is far from over.

Alex Lynch

Nine-year-old cancer patient sharing his experiences and dreams.

Episode: At 9 years old, Alex Lynch is the youngest person I have had the pleasure of interviewing on my podcast. Alex and his mom Yuliya will talk about Alex's current battle with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia

Yuliya Lynch

Mother of Alex, advocating for pediatric cancer awareness and support.

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Mark Levine

Host of a series focused on pediatric cancer, who interviews a range of experts and advocates in the field.

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4.9 out of 5 stars from 43 ratings

Much needed
A podcast completely devoted to kids with cancer is much needed and much appreciated. This show offers a wide range of topics related to childhood cancer from talking directly to the kids themselves to their parents and siblings and to pediatric oncologists and researchers tirelessly working to cure the diseases. The stories represent resilience and boldness in the face of adversity and remind us that the mission to end childhood cancer should be one of the top priorities in the world for all of... more
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Fnhl.survivor
United States4 years ago
Thank for the opportunity
Thank you for allow me to share my cancer survivorship story from stage3b colorectal cancer and bring to light that children can get Colorectal Cancer as well. Thanks for the opportunity. This is a wonderful podcast .
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Pic hum
United States4 years ago
Thank you
As the mom of a pediatric brain cancer survivor so thankful to have discovered this podcast!
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Listeners appreciate the focus on childhood cancer and the importance of advocacy for patients and their families. They find the stories shared to be deeply inspiring and impactful, often highlighting resilience and community support. Many express gratitude for the awareness being raised around this critical health issue.

There is a high appreciation for the host's empathetic approach, which resonates well with those who have experienced similar struggles. The informative nature of the episodes is noted, making it a valuable resource for understanding pediatric cancer.

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Apple Podcasts	#102	Norway/Health & Fitness/Medicine
Apple Podcasts	#136	Philippines/Health & Fitness/Medicine
Apple Podcasts	#245	Mexico/Health & Fitness/Medicine

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16 year old Grace Eline will talk about her recovery from the Stem Cell Cancer Germinoma which was found in her brain when she was 9 years old, and her amazing Advocacy work for Pediatric Cancer that she has been working on since she was 4 or 5 years old.

Q: How meaningful has your With Grace Initiative and your major successes in the advocacy world of pediatric cancer been to you?

It definitely means a lot to me. It's a huge part of my life, always just have something that's going on and constantly changing and helping gives me a lot of inspiration.

Q: Did you suffer from any type of bullying when you got back to school at all?

No, I was very lucky about that.

Multi Award winning 16 year old Film Director Nya Chambless and her father Jerry will talk about the Short Film MY GUARDIAN ANGEL that Nya directed, which is the true story of Nya's relationship with Teeja Johnson, who passed away from Neuroblastoma

Q: How did you react when Teeja was accused by one of the boys of having cooties?

It was confusion, anger, and sadness all mixed into one. It was a harsh realization.

Amelia Fish will talk about her daughter Abby's Diagnosis of Choroid Plexus Carcinoma in the summer of 2025, which was complicated by her genetic condition of Li Fraumeni

Q: Where does it stand now, as far as Dornbeckers is concerned and how you are concerned? And my question is, are you still planning on giving what Dr. Burzynski has prescribed her?

Amelia confirmed that they are continuing with Dr. Burzynski's prescribed treatment, which is non-toxic and aimed to help Abby's body heal the genetic mutation while fighting cancer.

Amelia Fish will talk about her daughter Abby's Diagnosis of Choroid Plexus Carcinoma in the summer of 2025, which was complicated by her genetic condition of Li Fraumeni

Q: Can you talk about what this syndrome is, and the problems that come with it, and came with it in addition to, of course, the diagnosis?

Amelia explained that Li Fraumeni syndrome is a genetic condition caused by a mutation in the TP53 gene, which severely weakens one's ability to fight cancers. In Abby's case, the mutation was upwards of 90%, offering almost no protection against cancers.

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The focus of this podcast revolves around the profound issue of pediatric cancer, aiming to elevate awareness and support for affected families and advocates. Through a diverse array of interviews with parents, survivors, healthcare professionals, and advocates, the content highlights personal stories of courage and resilience in the face of adversity. Episodes feature discussions on various pediatric cancers, treatments, the emotional ramifications of the disease, and the essential role of community support, showcasing initiatives aimed at improving the lives of children battling cancer. The unique aspect of this podcast lies in its dedication to presenting a broad spectrum of perspectives, which allows listeners to gain insight not only i... more

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Recent guests on Help and Hope Happen Here include:

1. Grace Eline
2. Brittany Smith
3. Brandon Smith
4. Dr. Danielle Cameron
5. Dr. Kate Lund
6. Claire Galvin
7. Bailey Moody
8. Alex Lynch

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