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RadioTherapySEASON 6, EPISODE 3: Meet the Charity Partners- Flynne's BarnIn this episode, Stuart introduces listeners to Flynne’s Barn, a unique charity nestled in the Lake District that offers young people with cancer a chance to reconnect with nature, creativity, and community. Katherine, co-founder of Flynne’s Barn, shares the deeply moving story behind its creation after losing her daughter Flynne to cancer, and how that loss inspired a sanctuary for healing and hope.
We also hear from Amber, a person who has experienced a stay at Flynne’s Barn. She opens up about the transformative power of the barn’s peaceful setting, creative workshops, and the friends...
2026-01-2842 minRadioTherapySEASON 6, EPISODE 2: Meet the Charity Partners- Young Lives vs CancerIn this episode of Radiotherapy, host Hollie sits down with Sonia from Young Lives vs Cancer and Lauren, a former patient turned advocate. Together, they unpack the charity’s mission to support young people and families through the toughest times, offering everything from emotional and financial help to accommodation near hospitals.
Listeners will hear first-hand how Young Lives vs Cancer steps in when life turns upside down, and how its Voice Board empowers survivors and families to shape policy and services. Lauren shares her deeply personal journey from diagnosis to remission and why giving back matters. Sonia ex...
2026-01-2129 minRadioTherapySEASON 6, EPISODE 1: Meet the Charity Partners- Teenage Cancer TrustIn this episode we shine a spotlight on the incredible work of Teenage Cancer Trust | UK Cancer Charity and hear first-hand experiences from those whose lives have been transformed by its support. Host Darren is joined by Stephen, Associate Director of Services at Teenage Cancer Trust, and Grace, a 20-year-old with a lived experience of cancer from Glasgow, who shares her powerful journey through neuroblastoma treatment and recovery.
Highlights:
The Origins of TCT: From a humble fashion show to a nationwide network of 28 specialist units.
Life Inside TCT Units: Xboxes, pizza parties, and spaces that feel like h...
2026-01-1427 min
Beatson TalksWe’re With You: The McKie's StoryIn the final episode of Season Five, Laura Boyd speaks with Rachel and Don McKie, a remarkable couple who have turned personal heartbreak into purpose. After losing their son Graham to glioblastoma, an aggressive brain tumour, they have dedicated themselves to supporting Beatson Cancer Charity and Brain Tumour Research, helping to raise awareness and vital funds for this underrepresented area of cancer research. From volunteering in the Beatson café to organising community fundraisers, the McKies share how their love for Graham continues to inspire everything they do, proving that even in lo...
2025-10-2140 min
Beatson TalksWe’re With You: Finding Comfort and Care at The BeatsonJoin host Laura Boyd as she speaks with Sheena Wright, who shares how she’s doing “remarkably well” nearly a year after completing treatment. Sheena opens up about the first signs that led to her diagnosis, the support of her family, and the comfort she found in the warmth and care of The Beatson. From learning to play the bagpipes in retirement to planning a dream trip to New Zealand, Sheena’s story is full of strength, gratitude and a renewed love for life. She also offers thoughtful advice for anyone beginning treatment, reminding...
2025-10-1424 min
Beatson TalksWe’re with you: Five Years OnJoin host Laura Boyd as she speaks with Audrey Sykes, who recently took part in Off the Beatson Track to mark five years since her breast cancer diagnosis. Audrey shares her journey from diagnosis during lockdown, through treatment, to the emotional moment of ringing the bell. She reflects on life after treatment, the support of her family, and how connecting with others has opened doors for sharing stories and reassurance. From tackling hills she’d never climbed before to the unforgettable sense of community at the walk, Audrey’s story is full of resil...
2025-10-0715 minRadioTherapyBONUS EPISODE: Meet GK Barry, Teenage Cancer Trust AmbassadorIn this episode we meet GK Barry, social media personality & Teenage Cancer Trust Ambassador. **this episode contains some strong language**
Grace joins Stuart and Abby to share her journey and role as an ambassador for Teenage Cancer Trust, reflecting on the importance of age-appropriate cancer care and dedicated spaces for young people. They discuss the comfort of parental support, the strength found in shared experiences, and the community built through social spaces like the “Chill Room” in the Teenage Cancer Trust Unit in Glasgow. Grace opens up about balancing her public persona with private challenges, touching on iden...
2025-10-0639 min
Beatson TalksWe’re with you: Life After Stomach CancerJoin host Laura Boyd as she speaks with Michael Gallacher, a young dad whose stage 3 stomach cancer diagnosis changed his life. Michael opens up about the shock of his diagnosis, the support he found through treatment at The Beatson, and the inspiration he drew from fellow patients. He also shares how he’s channelled his experience into epic fundraising challenges — from the Highlander Triathlon to a decade of charity adventures raising over £50,000 — all while focusing on family, recovery, and gratitude. Honest and inspiring, this episode shows how resilience can lead to new purpose and hope...
2025-09-3028 min
Beatson TalksWe’re with you: Chris and Laura on Finding Strength and Giving BackJoin host Laura Boyd as she speaks with Chris and Laura Ferri about life after Chris’s bowel cancer diagnosis at just 32. The couple open up about the shock of hearing the news, the challenges of living with a stoma, and the support they received from The Beatson. They also share how they’ve turned their experiences into fundraising events- from a 24-hour fitness challenge to icy sea plunges - while championing community spirit and men’s mental health. Honest, uplifting, and full of gratitude, this episode is a powerful reminder of resi...
2025-09-2327 minRadioTherapySEASON 5, EPISODE 5: Meet the Support Network- Georgie and MeganIn this episode, Georgie (17) and older sister Megan (19) reflect on Georgie’s journey with Ewing’s Sarcoma, diagnosed at age 15. They share the emotional impact of the diagnosis, the fear of potential amputation, and the strength found in their sibling bond.
Megan opens up about supporting Georgie while managing her own emotions, often hiding her pain to stay strong for the family. Together, they discuss the importance of normalcy, the role of friends and school, and the challenges of returning to education after treatment.
Georgie looks ahead to college, excited not to be defined as the...
2025-08-1828 minRadioTherapySEASON 5, EPISODE 4: Meet the Support Network- Abby and LiamIn this episode, Abby shares her journey through non-Hodgkin's lymphoma with her fiancé Liam by her side. From the early symptoms and misdiagnosis to the emotional impact of chemotherapy and hospital stays, the couple reflects on how cancer reshaped their lives and relationship.
They discuss the importance of support, maintaining normality, and finding strength in each other. Now two years in remission, Abby and Liam look back on their experience with gratitude, humour, and hope for the future.
This episode is a testament to resilience, love, and healing.
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2025-08-1830 minRadioTherapySEASON 5, EPISODE 3: Meet the Support Network- Kat and SophieIn this powerful episode, Kat shares her journey through acute myeloid leukaemia, relapse, and a bone marrow transplant, alongside her best friend Sophie.
From childhood friendship to hospital visits, Sophie has been a constant source of support. They reflect on the emotional weight of diagnosis, the challenges of keeping it private, and the importance of being treated like a normal person.
Sophie opens up about the toll it took on her and how their bond deepened through the experience. Together, they explore the value of consistent support, the reality of relapse, and the strength found...
2025-08-1827 minRadioTherapySEASON 5, EPISODE 2: Meet the Support Network- Abby and AmyIn this episode, Abby sits down with her sister Amy to reflect on the impact of Abby’s diagnosis with aplastic anaemia and PNH. For the first time, they openly discuss how the illness affected not just Abby, but the entire family.
Amy shares the challenges of supporting a loved one through uncertainty, especially from afar while living in Australia. They explore the emotional toll of waiting for test results, the importance of listening over fixing, and the quiet strength found in consistent support.
The episode also touches on friendship, boundaries, and the unspoken grief of...
2025-08-1830 minRadioTherapySEASON 5, EPISODE 1: Meet the Support Network- Hollie and AlexIn this episode, Hollie introduces her boyfriend Alex and shares the emotional journey of their relationship, which began just weeks before her Hodgkin's lymphoma diagnosis.
They reflect on the challenges of navigating a new romance under the shadow of cancer, the unspoken fears, and the strength they found in each other. From remission milestones to unexpected joys - including the announcement of their pregnancy - this episode is a touching exploration of love, resilience, and healing.
Hollie and Alex’s story is a testament to the power of connection during life’s toughest moments.
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2025-08-1831 min
Beatson TalksWe’re With You: Laura’s Story of Strength, Surrogacy and Living with CancerJoin host Laura Boyd as the spotlight shifts and she takes the guest seat in this special episode, with Beatson Cancer Charity CEO Gillian Hailstones stepping in to lead the conversation. Laura speaks openly about being diagnosed with chronic myeloid leukaemia at just 29, and the reality of living with cancer for more than 16 years. She also shares the deeply personal story of how her sister-in-law helped her become a mum through surrogacy. This honest and heartfelt conversation touches on resilience, love, and the strength that comes from the people around us. Sensitivity W...
2025-07-0128 min
Beatson TalksWe’re With You: Music, Fundraising and Family – Bryan’s Beatson Story Join host Laura Boyd in conversation with Bryan Marshall - musician, choir leader, and passionate Beatson supporter. Bryan shares his personal journey from community fundraiser to cancer caregiver when his wife Suzanne was diagnosed with stage 4 non-Hodgkin lymphoma. Through music, fundraising, and the power of positivity, Bryan and his family have become pillars of support for the Beatson Cancer Charity. Sensitivity Warning: This episode includes personal stories and discussions about terminal illness, cancer diagnosis and treatment. Some listeners may find the content distressing. Listener discretion is advised.
2025-06-2431 min
Beatson TalksWe’re With You: Living with Cancer and Giving BackJoin host Laura Boyd in conversation with Donna Hicks, who opens up about the life-altering year she and her family faced a double cancer diagnosis. Just two weeks after her mum was diagnosed with terminal lung cancer, Donna was told she had multiple myeloma - a rare and incurable blood cancer. Donna shares the emotional toll of keeping her diagnosis a secret, her treatment at The Beatson, and how support from the Wellbeing Centre helped her through some of the most difficult moments - from wig fittings during lockdown to the comfort of small, thoughtful gestures. ...
2025-06-1723 min
Young Hearts Run Free PodcastBobby Madden A Marathon Send Off - Young Hearts Run Free Podcast - Season 13 Eps 8And we're back! Time to join your favourite running podcast hosts, Stevie Boy and John, as they kick off another episode of Young Hearts Run Free with their bants and a take a dive into the latest happenings across the running world! They've got all the chat you didn't know you needed. They even cram in a wee listeners running rant!Then, lace up your metaphorical shoes as we welcome our very special guest, Bobby Madden! You might know him from the football pitch, but get ready to hear about his incredible journey from professional referee to...
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BACK2HOUSE RADIOBack2House Radio – Angela Gilmour – House 2 House Featuring Locky Kennedy – 11.6.25BACK2HOUSE RADIO - Bringing you the very best in House Music from across the Decades and broadcasting around the world. Listen here to Angela Gilmour on her latest broadcasted Radio show every Wednesday.Thank you to all our listeners. Playing the very best in Uplifting Soulful, Vocal & Funky HouseToday's Show Features a special guest mix from Locky Kennedy - Locky originally a old raver from back in the early 90s who fell in love with dance & house music from the start of the era Was always a fre...
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Beatson TalksWe’re With You: From Patient to VolunteerJoin host Laura Boyd in conversation with David Wynne, who shares how three heart attacks and a cancer diagnosis changed the course of his life. What began as a series of life-threatening events became the start of something transformative. David reflects on his experience as a patient at The Beatson, the emotional toll of treatment, and how volunteering became a part of his recovery. From serving tea on Ward B4, he talks about the unexpected joy he's found in giving back. Sensitivity Warning: This episode includes personal stories and discussions ab...
2025-06-1029 minRadioTherapySEASON 4, EPISODE 6: Meet the Teenage and Young Adult Cancer Team - Clinical PsychologistIn this heartfelt and deeply insightful episode, Sophie, a young medical student living with chronic cancer, sits down with Nicola Miller, a clinical psychologist working with teenagers and young adults (TYA) at the Beatson Cancer Centre. Together, they explore the emotional and psychological challenges faced by young people navigating cancer diagnoses, treatment, and life beyond.
From the shock of diagnosis to the long-term impact on identity, relationships, and mental health, Sophie shares her lived experience with honesty and vulnerability. Nicola offers a compassionate look into the role of psychological support, demystifying what therapy looks like and how...
2025-06-0541 min
Beatson TalksWe’re With You: Erin’s Story of Strength, Family & HopeJoin host Laura Boyd in conversation with Erin Lavery and her dad, Daniel, as they reflect on Erin’s powerful story - from her diagnosis in August 2024 to the moment she rang the bell to mark the end of treatment. Erin first featured on Beatson Talks during Season 3 while she was still undergoing treatment. Now cancer free, she returns with her dad to speak openly about resilience, family support, and the importance of community - both online and at The Beatson. Daniel shares the emotional experience of supporting his daughter through can...
2025-06-0330 minRadioTherapySEASON 4, EPISODE 5: Meet the Teenage and Young Adult Cancer Team-Youth Support Co-ordinatorIn this episode, Stuart and Abby, both diagnosed with bone marrow disorders, introduce us to Nicola, a Youth Support Coordinator (YSC) at Edinburgh Western General. They discuss the unique role of a YSC, the challenges and rewards of supporting young cancer patients, and the importance of peer support and emotional resilience. Nicola explains the difference between a YSC and other members of the TYA team, and discusses the non-clinical support they provide, including navigating friendships and organising peer support activities
Season 4 is sponsored by the Beatson Cancer Charity Home | Beatson Cancer Charity and is recorded by Go...
2025-05-2931 minRadioTherapySEASON 4, EPISODE 4: Meet the Teenage and Young Adult Cancer Team- PhysiotherapistIn this episode Yasmine shares her journey of dealing with acute lymphoblastic leukaemia three times and the impact of treatments on her life. She is joined by Lauren, a specialist physiotherapist for teenage and young adult cancer patients, who discusses the role of physiotherapy in cancer care. They explore the physical and emotional challenges faced by young cancer patients, the importance of staying active, and the supportive role of physiotherapy throughout the treatment process.
Season 4 is sponsored by the Beatson Cancer Charity Home | Beatson Cancer Charity and is recorded by Go Radio in Glasgow Go Radio | 90's 00...
2025-05-2216 minRadioTherapySEASON 4, EPISODE 3: Meet the Teenage and Young Adult Cancer Team- Social WorkerIn this episode Darren shares his journey of being diagnosed with cancer and the subsequent amputation of his leg. Emma, a social worker with Young Lives Vs Cancer, discusses her role in supporting young people and their families through the challenges of a cancer diagnosis. They explore the emotional and practical aspects of dealing with cancer, the importance of social work support, and the impact on families.
Season 4 is sponsored by the Beatson Cancer Charity Home | Beatson Cancer Charity and is recorded by Go Radio in Glasgow Go Radio | 90's 00's & Now | Number 1 for Glasgow & The West...
2025-05-1524 minRadioTherapySEASON 4, EPISODE 2: Meet the Teenage and Young Adult Cancer Team-Clinical OncologistIn this episode Lewis shares his journey of being diagnosed with Ewing's sarcoma and his experiences throughout treatment. He is joined by his consultant, Dr Saurabh Vohra, who provides insights into the medical and holistic aspects of cancer care. They discuss the importance of early diagnosis, the role of a multidisciplinary team, and the emotional and practical challenges faced by young cancer patients and their families.
Season 4 is sponsored by the Beatson Cancer Charity Home | Beatson Cancer Charity and is recorded by Go Radio in Glasgow Go Radio | 90's 00's & Now | Number 1 for Glasgow & The West (thisisgo...
2025-05-0836 minRadioTherapySEASON 4, EPISODE 1: Meet the Teenage and Young Adult Cancer Team- Clinical Nurse SpecialistIn this episode Callum shares their journey of living with a Craniopharyngioma, a benign brain tumour, and the recurrence they experienced in 2022. They are joined by Amanda, a clinical nurse specialist for teenagers and young adults with cancer (TYA), who discusses her role in supporting young cancer patients. They explore the unique aspects of Amanda's role, the importance of holistic care, and the impact of peer support groups.
Season 4 is sponsored by the Beatson Cancer Charity Home | Beatson Cancer Charity and is recorded by Go Radio in Glasgow Go Radio | 90's 00's & Now | Number 1 for Glasgow & The...
2025-05-0123 min
Beatson TalksWe're With You: Supporting Each Other Through CancerJoin host Laura Boyd as she chats with Erin Lavery and Beth Clyde, who both share their personal stories of living with cancer. They reflect on their diagnoses, treatments, and the challenges they’ve faced along the way. Erin and Beth also talk about documenting their experiences on social media, offering support and encouragement to others. Together, they highlight the vital role of Beatson Cancer Charity and share their hopes for the future. Sensitivity Warning: This episode includes personal stories and discussions about living with cancer. Some listeners may find the...
2025-04-0131 minBeatson TalksWe’re with You: Suzie Wong on Cancer, Fitness, and Giving BackJoin host Laura Boyd as she speaks with Suzie Wong about her thyroid cancer diagnosis and the treatment, she received at the Beatson. Suzie opens up about the challenges she faced as a single mother, her decision to transform her life through fitness, and the positive changes she’s made since her diagnosis. She also discusses her fitness business, the role of exercise in supporting mental health, and her commitment to giving back to Beatson Cancer Charity through fundraising and community support. Sensitivity Warning: This episode includes personal stories and discussions about liv...
2025-03-2524 minBeatson TalksWe’re with You: Navigating Cancer as a FamilyJoin host Laura Boyd as she chats with Ian Rankin and his daughter Lucindy, who are both living with cancer. Lucindy shares how she discovered a lump, her diagnosis, and her treatment journey. Ian reflects on his own symptoms, the role his wife played in getting help, and his positive outlook - despite his wife’s breast cancer diagnosis and the loss of his brother to cancer. Ian also talks about his 2024 garden project - building a 30-foot yacht - which became a community attraction and raised funds for Beat...
2025-03-1820 minBeatson TalksWe’re with You: Navigating Cancer as a FamilyJoin host Laura Boyd as she chats with Ian Rankin and his daughter Lucindy, who are both living with cancer. Lucindy shares how she discovered a lump, her diagnosis, and her treatment journey. Ian reflects on his own symptoms, the role his wife played in getting help, and his positive outlook - despite his wife’s breast cancer diagnosis and the loss of his brother to cancer. Ian also talks about his 2024 garden project - building a 30-foot yacht - which became a community attraction and raised funds for Beat...
2025-03-1824 minBeatson TalksWe’re With You: Geoff Clark on Living with Brain Tumours and Giving BackJoin host Laura Boyd as she chats with Geoff Clark about his experience with cancer. Geoff opens up about the first signs that something wasn’t right, his diagnosis, and the ups and downs of treatment. He shares how he’s coped with the challenges, the difference staying active has made, and the support he’s had from Beatson Cancer Charity. Geoff also talks about why he decided to volunteer with the charity and what it means to him. Sensitivity Warning: This episode includes personal stories and discussions about living with cancer. Some li...
2025-03-1124 minBeatson TalksWe’re With You: Paolo’s Story of Strength Through Three DiagnosesJoin host Laura Boyd in conversation with Paolo Lizzeri, who has faced Hodgkin’s lymphoma three times. Paolo shares his experience of diagnosis and treatment, as well as the mental and emotional challenges along the way. He discusses the power of a positive attitude, the unwavering support of his family and friends, and how he has given back by documenting his journey on YouTube to help others going through similar experiences. Sensitivity Warning: This episode includes personal stories and discussions about living with cancer. Some listeners may find the content distressing. Listener dis...
2025-03-0425 minRadioTherapySEASON 3, EPISODE 5 Q+A's: Ask The Boys: Do Guys Worry Less Than Girls about Body Image & How do Friends React and SupportIn this extra episode the boys answer some of the questions the listeners have asked
Season 3 is sponsored by the Beatson Cancer Charity Home | Beatson Cancer Charity and is recorded by Go Radio in Glasgow Go Radio | 90's 00's & Now | Number 1 for Glasgow & The West (thisisgo.co.uk)
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2025-02-1703 minRadioTherapySEASON 3, EPISODE 5: Body Image: the male perspectiveSeason 3 provides an insight into the male perspective of having cancer at a young age and offers a balanced representation to explore how different genders experience similar situations or challenges.
In this episode we introduce you to Darren, Fraser and Robbie where they discuss body image from a male perspective, and how it feels having a different body from everyone else. They highlight that people often underestimate the impact of male hair loss, and share how losing their hair, eyebrows and eyelashes affects their sense of identity and their self-confidence. The visible changes in physical appearance through hair loss, loss of...
2025-02-1329 min
Rad ChatE154: Lesley Stephen MBE - Living with Secondary Breast CancerTrigger Warning: This episode discusses the diagnosis, treatment, and daily realities of living with a secondary cancer diagnosis.Description: In this powerful episode, Naman Julka-Anderson and Jo McNamara sit down with Lesley Stephen who shares her journey of living with secondary breast cancer and her inspiring work with the charity Make 2nds Count. This episode is a deep dive into Lesley’s experience, from her diagnosis to her involvement in ground-breaking research and patient advocacy.Episode 154: Part of the Living With and Beyond Cancer Series (Part 46)Lesley Stephen was a fr...
2025-02-1238 minRadioTherapySEASON 3, EPISODE 4 Q+A's: Ask The Boys: Anticipating Mental Health ChallengesIn this extra episode the boys answer some of the questions the listeners have asked
Season 3 is sponsored by the Beatson Cancer Charity Home | Beatson Cancer Charity and is recorded by Go Radio in Glasgow Go Radio | 90's 00's & Now | Number 1 for Glasgow & The West (thisisgo.co.uk)
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2025-02-1005 minRadioTherapySEASON 3, EPISODE 4: Mental Health: the male perspectiveSeason 3 provides an insight into the male perspective of having cancer at a young age and offers a balanced representation to explore how different genders experience similar situations or challenges.
In this episode we introduce you to Fraser, James and Euan as they discuss how cancer has affected their mental health, highlighting that they don't want cancer to define them. They admit to finding it difficult to open up about their feelings and recognise the impact their mental health can have on others, which can lead to them suppressing their emotions and trying to portray that they are coping well.
The...
2025-02-0623 minRadioTherapySEASON 3, EPISODE 3 Q+A's: Ask The Boys: The Unique Bond Between Cancer Friends and Non-Cancer Friends & The Importance of Peer SupportIn this extra episode the boys answer some of the questions the listeners have asked
Season 3 is sponsored by the Beatson Cancer Charity Home | Beatson Cancer Charity and is recorded by Go Radio in Glasgow Go Radio | 90's 00's & Now | Number 1 for Glasgow & The West (thisisgo.co.uk)
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2025-02-0305 minRadioTherapySEASON 3, EPISODE 3: Peer Support: the male perspectiveSeason 3 provides an insight into the male perspective of having cancer at a young age and offers a balanced representation to explore how different genders experience similar situations or challenges.
In this episode we introduce you to Stuart, Ramsay and Robbie as they discuss the benefits of peer support and the relationships with other young people who can relate to their own experiences. They explore the misconception that meeting other young people with cancer and attending peer support events would be sad, and recognise the value in opportunities to meet other young people at different stages in the cancer experience. Th...
2025-01-3024 minRadioTherapySEASON 3, EPISODE 2 Q+A's: Ask The Boys: The Impact of Diagnosis and Treatment on Education and EmploymentIn this extra episode the boys answer some of the questions the listeners have asked
Season 3 is sponsored by the Beatson Cancer Charity Home | Beatson Cancer Charity and is recorded by Go Radio in Glasgow Go Radio | 90's 00's & Now | Number 1 for Glasgow & The West (thisisgo.co.uk)
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2025-01-2704 minRadioTherapySEASON 3, EPISODE 2: Education and Employment: the male perspectiveSeason 3 provides an insight into the male perspective of having cancer at a young age and offers a balanced representation to explore how different genders experience similar situations or challenges.
In this episode we introduce you to Ryan, Ramsay and Stuart who are discussing the impact of their diagnosis and treatment on their education and employment. They share how both the short term and longer-term effects of treatment affected their ability to maintain their studies and jobs, and how that interrupted their plans and goals. Stuart valued the distraction that work provided for him but warned that its important to kn...
2025-01-2315 minRadioTherapySEASON 3, EPISODE 1 Q+A's: Ask The Boys: Supporting a Partner Through CancerIn this extra episode the boys answer some of the questions the listeners have asked
Season 3 is sponsored by the Beatson Cancer Charity Home | Beatson Cancer Charity and is recorded by Go Radio in Glasgow Go Radio | 90's 00's & Now | Number 1 for Glasgow & The West (thisisgo.co.uk)
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2025-01-2004 minRadioTherapySEASON 3, EPISODE 1: Relationships: the male perspectiveSeason 3 provides an insight into the male perspective of having cancer at a young age and offers a balanced representation to explore how different genders experience similar situations or challenges.
In this episode we introduce you to Darren, Euan and James who are discussing how relationships can be affected by the diagnosis and treatment. They talk about positive relationships with partners, family, friends and the medical team. They describe how unconditional support keeps you grounded, and that they felt they could draw strength from the people around them. Conversely, they acknowledge that being surrounded by people can sometimes be overwhelming an...
2025-01-1630 minRadioTherapyBONUS EPISODE: SEASON 2, EPISODE 7: Meet Stewart and his Mum LesleyIn this bonus episode we meet Stewart and his mum Lesley. Stewart was diagnosed with leukaemia at the age of 8 followed by a subsequent diagnosis of a skull tumour when he was 22. He is now 34.
Stewart and Lesley talk openly for the first time about the impact of cancer on them both as individuals and as a family. Lesley recalls being labelled as an overanxious mother prior to Stewarts diagnosis, and the challenges of juggling day to day life and work after his diagnosis whilst dealing with the fear and uncertainty which accompanies having a child with...
2025-01-0925 minBeatson TalksWe’re With You: Through Navigating Cancer and WorkJoin host Laura Boyd as she talks with Rebecca, a Specialist Health and Work Service (SHAWS) Practitioner at Beatson Cancer Charity, and her client, Lyndsay, about navigating work during and after a cancer diagnosis. Rebecca explains how SHAWS supports people in balancing work with treatment and recovery. Lyndsay shares how this service helped her find confidence and direction after her 2021 diagnosis, offering practical advice and hope for others facing similar challenges. To enquire about our SHAWS service please call 0141 212 0505 or visit Beatsoncancercharity.org.
2024-11-0725 minBeatson TalksWe’re With You: Through Hair LossJoin host Laura Boyd in conversation with Rhona and Marj, wig specialists at Beatson Cancer Charity’s Wellbeing Centre, as they discuss the impact of hair loss and the ways wigs can help restore confidence. Rhona and Marj share tips on selecting the perfect wig and talk about the compassionate support available for those facing hair loss during cancer treatment.
2024-10-3124 minBeatson TalksWe're With You: Exploring Clinical Trials at The BeatsonJoin host Laura Boyd in conversation with Susannah Radford, a Senior Pharmacovigilance Clinical Trial Coordinator, about the incredible work happening at The Beatson West of Scotland Cancer Centre’s Clinical Trials Unit. Susannah explains how clinical trials offer patients access to new treatments, bringing hope and helping to advance cancer care.
2024-10-2417 minBeatson TalksWe're With You: John Allison’s Year-Long Challenge for Beatson Cancer CharityJoin host Laura Boyd in conversation with John Allison, founder of The K9 Way, about his year-long fundraising journey for Beatson Cancer Charity. John shares updates on the challenges he's taking on, including the Devil O’ Highlands Ultra Marathon and the Edinburgh Marathon, aimed at raising essential funds for the Beatson Cancer Centre in Glasgow. John discusses his personal motivations and explores fundraising methods, inspiring listeners to get involved. Tune in to learn how every effort makes a difference for families affected by cancer.
2024-10-1723 minBeatson TalksWe're With You: Roisin’s Voice for Skin Cancer AwarenessJoin host Laura Boyd in conversation with rising pop star Roisin McCarney, who shares her personal journey from working in a sunbed shop to being diagnosed with skin cancer. After stunning audiences on ITV’s The Voice, Roisin uses her platform to raise awareness about the dangers of sunbeds. In this heartfelt episode, Roisin and Laura, who is living with cancer herself, discuss the realities of cancer and the importance of spreading the word about prevention.Raising awareness about the danger of sunbeds and just how serious skin cancer is, is so important to me. If...
2024-10-1028 minRadioTherapySEASON 2, EPISODE 6: Meet Sophie and her Mum AmandaSeries 2 concludes with an introduction to Sophie and her mum Amanda.
In this episode, Sophie and Amanda discuss how cancer has shaped their outlook on life and how Sophie's positivity helps those close to her.
Sophie shares the impact of fatigue, exercise tolerance and brain fog on her day to day life and her studies, and describes the difficult decision to defer her studies as a medical student and how hard it's been to see her friends progress without her.
They discuss the advantages and disadvantages of Sophie's medical knowledge and how living wit...
2024-09-1344 minBeatson TalksWe’re With You: Through TreatmentJoin host Laura Boyd in conversation with Gillian Shirreffs, who lives with MS and was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2021. Gillian shares her journey, discussing how she confronted her own mortality and the support she received from Beatson Cancer Charity. She highlights the charity's wig service, telephone befriending service, and the Fear of Recurrence course that helped her through her challenging times. Additionally, Gillian discusses her book, "Brodie," of which all the profits go to Beatson Cancer Charity, further supporting our vital work. **Sensitivity Warning: This episode includes personal stories and discussions about l...
2024-09-1229 minRadioTherapySEASON 2, EPISODE 5: Meet the Parents: Grace and her Mum Carole AnneIn this episode Grace introduces us to her mum Carole Anne.
Carole Anne describes her initial feelings of numbness and denial at Grace's diagnosis and the overwhelming responsibility of telling the wider family and coping with their reactions. She talks about being back in 'Mummy Mode' and her fears of not feeling equipped to look after Grace at home after the safety of being in hospital.
Grace shares the worst parts of her treatment and the impact of the side effects on her day to day life. She explains how she finds it hard to pl...
2024-09-0639 minBeatson TalksWe’re With You: Through ReflectionJoin host Laura Boyd in conversation with Martin Cawley, former CEO of Beatson Cancer Charity. In this episode, Martin reflects on his career at the charity, the challenges he faced during his five years at the charity, including the Coronavirus pandemic, the highlights of his tenure, and his deep affection for the organisation. He also shares what lies ahead for him in his next chapter.
2024-09-0523 minRadioTherapySEASON 2, EPISODE 4: Meet the Parents: Hollie and her Mum JenniferIn this episode Hollie introduces us to her Mum Jennifer.
Jennifer and Hollie discuss the importance of communication, and how their communication preferences differ. They describe their feelings and emotions at the time of diagnosis and throughout treatment, and who was around to support them.
Hollie explains the importance of not wanting to feel like a patient and wanting to maintain some normality. She describes her ongoing struggles with remission and her fears leading up to clinic appointments. Hollie explains that she feels stronger as a result of cancer and how peer support helped with t...
2024-08-3037 minRadioTherapySEASON 2, EPISODE 3: Meet the Parents: Abby and her Mum Karen In this episode Abby introduces us to her Mum Karen. They talk about their feelings at hearing the diagnosis and describe how Abby's symptoms had initially been attributed to anxiety and other conditions.
Karen describes her feelings of helplessness as a mum seeing her daughter being so unwell, and reflects on how she felt needed again as a parent.
Abby shares with us the importance of having her mum stay with her during her treatment on the Teenage Cancer Trust Unit, and how reassuring that was for her. She also shares her feelings of empowerment whe...
2024-08-2326 min
Beatson TalksWe’re With You: Through ResearchJoin host Laura Boyd in conversation with Professor Anthony Chalmers, Chair of Clinical Oncology at the University of Glasgow and the Beatson West of Scotland Cancer Centre. They discuss cancer research, clinical trials, and the realities of working for The Beatson. Professor Chalmers also shares his hopes for the future of cancer treatment.
2024-08-2117 minBeatson TalksWe’re With You: Through BereavementJoin host Laura Boyd in conversation with Patrick Baines, who lost both his mum and sister to cancer within a short time. They are joined by Jemma Byrne, our Bereavement Service Psychologist from Beatson Cancer Charity. Patrick shares his emotional story, from his mother's diagnosis and passing just weeks later, to his sister's death just months later. They discuss the bereavement support services offered by Beatson Cancer Charity, and how these services help people cope with their grief. **Sensitivity Warning: This episode includes personal stories and discussions about grief and the impact of b...
2024-08-2116 minBeatson TalksWe’re With You: Through Living With CancerJoin host Laura Boyd in conversation with Lisa Adam, who has been living with cancer for 19 years. Joining her is Beatson Cancer Charity's CEO, Gillian Hailstones, formerly Director of Care Services. Laura shares her personal experience with cancer, and together they discuss the support services Beatson Cancer Charity offers, like Fear of Recurrence and Living with Uncertainty groups. **Sensitivity Warning: This episode includes personal stories and discussions about living with cancer. Some listeners may find the content distressing. Listener discretion is advised. **
2024-08-2119 minRadioTherapySEASON 2, EPISODE 2: Meet the Parents: Dana and her Dad PaulIn this episode Dana introduces us to her Dad Paul, giving us a glimpse into their family life. They share how they coped with Dana's diagnosis as a family, and describe how they all gained strength from each other.
Paul reads some quotes from his journal where he chronicled their journey and talks about focussing on 'golden nuggets' of information to get them through each stage.
Dana talks about the support she received, and shares a very intimate insight into her special relationship with her sister Sarah. She also describes how she is re-building her...
2024-08-1648 min
Creating Active Lives037 5k Your Way Scotland with Lisa Anne O’DonnellIn this week's episode I speak to Lisa Anne O'Donnell a therapeutic radiographer from Scotland. Lisa has her own struggles with chronic illness which led her to discover more about the benefits of exercise.She now works with cancer patients to help them understand the benefits of exercise throughout their journey with cancer and she shares with us some of her recommendations for exercising with cancer.About LisaLisa Anne O’Donnell is a Therapeutic Radiographer at the Beatson West Of Scotland Cancer Centre and Lecturer in Radiotherapy and Oncology at Glasgow Ca...
2023-11-2339 min
Young Hearts Run Free PodcastMartin Gray does the John Muir Way Young Hearts Run Free Podcast - Season 8 Eps 9The John Muir Way. A coast-to-coast waymarked path
stretching from Dunbar on the east coast of Scotland to Helensburgh on the west.
This week’s guest took on the entire route, all 134 miles of it, in a oner last
weekend. Say hello to Martin Gray, a man whose mission was powerful.
Martin joins us after a thorough intro where we cover this weekends
West Highland Way Race, the warm weather, another Stevie Boy running rant and
we’ve another round of our comeback feature 'Rac...
2023-06-162h 05
Young Hearts Run Free PodcastMark Gallacher Edinburgh Marathon and much more Young Hearts Run Free Podcast - Season 8 Eps 8As you get older you get slower?? This week’s guest Mark
Gallacher knows otherwise!
Before Mark joins us for a thorough chatter of his astonishing running story we
have our customary weekly round up with your hosts big Friday night road trip
to the Black Rock 5 in Kinghorn rightly taking centre stage!
Mark then joins in the laughs, a well-known face in the Scottish running
circuit, Mark’s performances across a range of distances catch our eye on an
almost weekly basis.
And he’s not shy at telling us all about how he’s went fr...
2023-06-091h 44
Scottish Business NetworkMartin Cawley: Champion of communities, inclusion and helping people realise their full potentialMartin Cawley is a popular and influential figure in Scotland’s third sector. From the early stages of his career at the NHS and then at the family support charity Quarriers, he’s been excited by innovation, committed to inclusion, and driven by a desire to help people realise their full potential. Martin's now bringing his experience to Beatson Cancer Care, having successfully steered the Glasgow-based charity through the pandemic crisis. He's also a former CEO of Turning Point Scotland and Scotland’s Director for the National Lottery Community Fund.
Interviewed by Fraser Allen on 13 June 2022.
2022-06-2828 min
Blocktalk - the podcast for UK Property Management Professionals#30 with David Leese, Service Delivery and Performance at James Gibb ResidentialWelcome to the 30th episode of the Blocktalk podcast! In this episode we're chatting with David Leese, Service Delivery and Performance Director at James Gibb Residential. David previously held positions within the NHS, before joining James Gibb in January 2021. He is a non-exec director at the Beatson Cancer Charity. We hope you enjoy this episode!About the Blocktalk podcastThe Blocktalk podcast is a podcast about the property management industry for the property management industry. It is produced by CPL Software Ltd, who are software partners to the industry. Fo...
2022-05-3149 min
The Edinburgh Football ShowEpisode 13 | Dougie Bell - Hibernian in 1987 SpecialThe Edinburgh Football Show - a standalone interview with Dougie Bell in conversation with David Tanner.The midfielder played for Hibernian in seasons 1986-87 and 1987-88.Not a long spell and so it’s not a long interview but it’s an interesting time in the club's history.The chat mentions some famous players, including John Collins, Alan Rough, Andy Goram, Mickey Weir, Gordon Rae, Paul Kane, Graham Mitchell, Tommy McIntyre and the management team of Alex Miller, Peter Cormack and Martin Ferguson.We felt it a good time to do this interview as D...
2020-12-2820 minThe Edinburgh Football ShowEpisode 12 | David Tanner hosts Colin Cameron's Hampden review and Dougie Bell recalls his 1980s HibsDavid Tanner hosts the new voice of football for Scotland's capital, The Edinburgh Football Show.Colin Cameron and author Anthony Brown review Hearts' appearance in the Christmas Scottish Cup Final. Did they blow it?Colin also has an hilarious Christmas team night out story - you'll never dress as Popeye again...and, sadly, it involves the hat of a Hibs player being used as a toilet...again!Former-Hibernian midfielder Dougie Bell has just published his autobiography.As a tribute to his late wife, Hazel, all the proceeds go to cancer charities, Strathcarron Hospice...
2020-12-2352 min
FERRI UNFILTEREDFERRI UNFILTERED EPISODE 12 ANDY DUNLOP, TOUR MANAGER, LIVE EVENTS MANAGER, HOST & DADThis week I am delighted to have the Host of the famous Stayin Inn Quiz, Andy Dunlop which I am sure you will know from Facebook which also featured on the BBC One Show.
Andy is a very interesting man.
He tells us about his days as a Tour Manager for bands such as Twin Atlantic where they covered 48 of 50 states of the US.
While working as a Live events manager he has worked with acts such as Foo Fighters, Spice girls and many more big names.
We talk about how Andy pivoted his business and created the hugely popular...
2020-08-2500 min
Scottish Football Forums PodcastS8E4 Czaba RankIt's the same trio from last week but without John's sound issues. Thankfully, everyone has managed their dinner too.
We're straight in to European chat with the success of Scottish teams last week. Aberdeen were unfortunate not to join the other three as they took Burnley to extra time. There is also chat on where the teams need to strengthen and a contender for goal of the season already.
John B gets a chance to promote his charity game for Beatson Cancer charity between Aberdeen and Celtic over 35s on 9th September at Falkirk stadium...
2018-08-081h 30
J G presents LoadedJordan Grant pres. Loaded EP/38 (Live from Groove City Radio - Eric Prydz / Pryda / Cirez D Special)Thank you for checking out the latest episode of LOADED!
This is an extra special show as it's been taken from my recent 26 hour mix marathon - a 26 hour DJ set + 10,000 ft skydive all in aid of the Beatson Cancer Charity. Together we raised almost £3,000!
One of my favourite sections of the 26-hour mix was the 4 hour Eric Prydz / Pryda / Cirez D / Tonja Holma tribute! For this months show I've selected my favourite tracks from this section... I hope you enjoy :)
Don't forget to like / re-post / comment / share etc :)
Tracklist:
1. Pryda - Welcome To My House (Original Mix)
2. Pryda - S...
2018-08-032h 03
Scottish Football Forums PodcastS3E43 End of Season FoursomeIt’s the final SFF podcast of the season, and we have a foursome – me, Krys, John and Greig.
The Scottish Cup final.
Play offs.
Season highlights.
The charity bet total, including the announcement that Beatson is to be the recipient of the donation.
A look ahead to European football next season.
The future of both Stuart McCall and Neil Lennon.
Thank you to McBookie for donating the charity bet stake.
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2014-05-201h 11
Celtic History PodcastChapter Ten Part Two 1990-1994Episode Ten 1990-1994 "The Rhebels Have Won" In Chapter Ten we are joined by JB Banal and Average Joe Miller from the Godfather of all Celtic Fanzines Not the View, as well as Harper and Jason from the HomeBhoys. We cover the period 1990 to 1994 as the Club goes through its darkest hour of the modern day, but like in every revolution, the darkest time is just before the dawn. On and off the pitch, Celtic struggle to match their free spending neighbours as the Bhoys in green and...
2013-10-102h 32Celtic History PodcastChapter Ten Part One 1990-1994Episode Ten 1990-1994 (Part One)"The Rhebels Have Won"In Chapter Ten we are joined by JB Banal and Average Joe Miller from the Godfather of all Celtic Fanzines Not the View, as well as Harper and Jason from the HomeBhoys. We cover the period 1990 to 1994 as the Club goes through its darkest hour of the modern day, but like in every revolution, the darkest time is just before the dawn. On and off the pitch, Celtic struggle to match their free spending neighbours as the Bhoys in green and white seem...
2013-10-092h 32