Men Saving Men: The Power of Grassroots Prostate Cancer Advocacy
David Moffett, Rickey Gilley and Wendell “Limitless” Hollins joined me for a conversation about the power of survivors and community advocates to reach men where they are and encourage them to take their health seriously.
From Survivor to Advocate: David Moffett’s Mission
When a scheduled interview had to be postponed because of technical difficulties, we revisited a powerful conversation with prostate cancer survivor and advocate David Moffett. His story demonstrates how a diagnosis can become a calling to help other men navigate prostate cancer.
The Accidental Advocate: Howard Wolinsky’s Prostate Cancer Journey
Journalist Howard Wolinsky has lived with prostate cancer on active surveillance since 2010. What began as his personal effort to understand his diagnosis evolved into years of writing, research and advocacy on behalf of men considering active surveillance.
Advocacy Beyond Awareness with Ali Manson
We close the series with Ali Manson of ZERO Prostate Cancer for a broader look at prostate cancer advocacy—how public policy, education and organized advocacy can help improve awareness, access and outcomes for men and families.
What if prostate cancer treatment could target cancer with incredible precision while protecting the healthy parts of your body? In this powerful and deeply personal episode of the If You Are My Brothers Podcast, host Reggie Hicks sits down with his own radiation oncologist, Dr. Karen Godette, Director of Radiation Oncology at Winship Cancer Institute and specialist in proton therapy at Emory Proton Therapy Center. Together, they break down one of the most advanced forms of prostate cancer treatment available today—proton therapy.
"If 'You Are My Brothers" is a documentary and outreach project that follows the journeys of two African-American men dealing with prostate issues. Ralph Franklin, a real estate lawyer with a PSA level of 100 and a terminal prognosis, meets a physician who helps him prepare to live rather than succumb to the disease. Reggie Hicks, the documentary's producer, is diagnosed with the same illness while chronicling Ralph's story. This single narrative develops into two distinct yet deeply connected stories — two men facing their own challenges, united by a shared bond of brotherhood and hope.


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In this edition of If You Are My Brothers, we share powerful stories and new conversations moving men from awareness to action in the fight against prostate cancer. From expert insights to community impact, discover how you can join the movement to change the narrative around men’s health.
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