https://www.thesurvivorstable.com/podcasts/the-survivors-table/ The Survivor's Table is a place to sit down, be honest, and talk about what surviving cancer actually looks like. Hosted by five-time cancer survivor Michael Hizer, each episode features real conversations with patients, survivors, and caregivers — mixed with solo reflections that slow down and sit with the parts of this journey that rarely get airtime. The fear that doesn't go away when scans come back clean. The grief of losing an old version of yourself. The caregiver who's exhausted but afraid to say so. There's no single right way to experience cancer, and no single voice that speaks for everyone. Whether you're in treatment, years into remission, or supporting someone you love through it, pull up a chair — there's room for your story here too. Sat, 22 Aug 2026 17:31:26 +0000 en-US © 2026 The Survivor's Table Real Talk...For and From Survivors The Survivor's Table The Survivor's Table is a place to sit down, be honest, and talk about what surviving cancer actually looks like. Hosted by five-time cancer survivor Michael Hizer, each episode features real conversations with patients, survivors, and caregivers — mixed with solo reflections that slow down and sit with the parts of this journey that rarely get airtime. The fear that doesn't go away when scans come back clean. The grief of losing an old version of yourself. The caregiver who's exhausted but afraid to say so. There's no single right way to experience cancer, and no single voice that speaks for everyone. Whether you're in treatment, years into remission, or supporting someone you love through it, pull up a chair — there's room for your story here too. The Survivor's Table false The Survivor's Table is a place to sit down, be honest, and talk about what surviving cancer actually looks like. Hosted by five-time cancer survivor Michael Hizer, each episode features real conversations with patients, survivors, and caregivers — mixed with solo reflections that slow down and sit with the parts of this journey that rarely get airtime. The fear that doesn't go away when scans come back clean. The grief of losing an old version of yourself. The caregiver who's exhausted but afraid to say so. There's no single right way to experience cancer, and no single voice that speaks for everyone. Whether you're in treatment, years into remission, or supporting someone you love through it, pull up a chair — there's room for your story here too. No yes 44ddc615-e020-572d-9ad8-97914fa24076 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.1