❤️ The Podcast That’s Helping Cancer Patients Every Day
- Apr 18, 2025
- 2 min read
Updated: May 13, 2025
Presented by Podcast Movement
Doug Fraser / April 15, 2025
Beating Cancer Daily started as a promise to the participants of two research studies I ran. They didn’t have time to wait for peer-reviewed journals and grant cycles—they needed tools and support right away. So I gave myself a challenge: 365 episodes in 365 days.
We hit 365, and I thought we were done. But people started writing: “You can’t stop.” So I kept going. Now we’re over 380 episodes in, and the podcast is heard in 118 countries, on all seven continents. All through word of mouth.
This show is a love letter to the cancer community. But it’s also a master class in resilience. Each episode is built around a strategy I’ve personally used to heal physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually.
I’m a stage four cancer survivor. I was misdiagnosed for six years, went through 44 radiation treatments, multiple surgeries, and two-plus years of chemotherapy. Nothing stopped my cancer—until I started reinventing my immune system using research and intuition. That work became part of the book Radical Remission, which became the number one cancer book, the number one healing book, the number one self-help and motivation book on Amazon. But the podcast goes deeper.
We’ve never paid for marketing or advertising. A cancer survivor helped me launch the show with a donation, and my editor and I have kept it going ever since. The global reach shows how deeply podcasting can connect people, especially when they’re scared, isolated, or in pain.
We’ve introduced recurring guests like functional medicine expert Jacqui Bryan, who co-authored one of my studies. Together, we translate research into weekly wellness strategies. It’s practical, science-backed, and empowering.
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