
The If You Are My Brothers Podcast is a companion to the If You Are My Brothers Documentary and Community Engagement Project. It provides a dedicated space for honest, supportive, and transformative conversations about prostate cancer.
Hosted by Reggie Hicks, himself a prostate cancer survivor, the series brings together survivors, physicians, researchers, caregivers, and family members. Through these diverse voices, the podcast fosters a community of support, understanding, and hope for all who are touched by the disease.
The episodes highlight personal stories and lived experiences while also exploring treatment options, survivorship, the latest research breakthroughs, and the often-overlooked emotional realities of prostate cancer. By amplifying these perspectives, the podcast not only raises awareness but also fosters dialogue and resilience within communities most impacted.
Watch our latest episode, streamed live on YouTube, LinkedIn, and Facebook. Tune in to our next episode Thursday, November 6 at 7 pm (EDT). Click Here
What happens when the interviewer becomes the interviewee? In this special live episode, host and prostate cancer survivor Reggie Hicks steps from behind the camera to the center of the conversation — answering questions sent directly from listeners, brothers, caregivers, and men who are quietly wondering… “Could this be me?” Originally scheduled with guest David Moffett — this episode takes an intimate, unexpected turn after a last-minute change leads Reggie to open up fully about his own diagnosis, treatment decisions, proton therapy experience, fears, faith, masculinity, recovery… and what it really means to keep living forward. This is not scripted. It’s Reggie — raw, real, and here to tell the truth.
Thursday, November 6
7pm (ET) Streaming "Live"
The Psychology of Prostate Cancer
A prostate cancer diagnosis doesn’t just impact your body — it can take over your mind. In this episode, we talk about the mental toll of “watchful waiting,” treatment anxiety, fear of recurrence, and how men cope with the unknown. Featuring leading experts in prostate cancer mental health, we break the silence on the emotional side of the disease — and how to get real help.
Thursday, November 20, 2025
7pm (ET) Streaming "Live"
Eat, Move, Protect: The Prostate Wellness Formula
When it comes to prostate health, there’s a lot of information out there — and just as much misinformation. In this important episode of If You Are My Brothers: Prostate Cancer Conversations, we cut through the confusion and bring clarity, truth, and actionable guidance to men and families everywhere.
Join host Reggie Hicks for a holistic discussion on maintaining prostate wellness — before, during, and after a cancer diagnosis.
Thursday, December 4, 2025
7pm Streaming "Live"
Beyond the Beam: What Radiation Really Means for Patients
Radiation therapy. Two words that strike fear, spark confusion, and—for many—represent a last line of hope. But what really happens when you step into that treatment room? What does radiation do inside the body—beyond the beam, beyond the machine, beyond the mask?
In this powerful episode of If You Are My Brothers: Prostate Cancer Conversations, we go behind the radiation shield and into the lives, minds, and mission of the physicians pushing cancer care forward.

This September, we presented a powerful four-part podcast series from If You Are My Brothers—a companion to the documentary and community engagement project following the journeys of African-American men living with prostate cancer.
Hosted by Reggie Hicks, this series opened the conversation on treatment, survivorship, breakthroughs in research, and the deeply personal stories that remind us: no man walks this journey alone.
Every Stage, Every Challenge, Every Triumph: Men Talking Prostate Cancer
Premiere: Thursday, September 4
Explore the full spectrum of prostate cancer treatments—from active surveillance to surgery, radiation, and hormone therapy. Hear from patients who chose different paths and the clinicians who guided them. Discover the key questions to ask your doctor and understand why early detection is crucial.
Rethinking Prostate Cancer: Equity, Innovation, and Hope
Premiere: Thursday, September 11
In today’s episode, we’re joined by Dr. Shaun Owens, associate professor at the University of South Carolina and director of the Healthy Aging Research and Technology Lab. Dr. Owens’ work bridges prostate cancer, health equity, and the use of smart-home technologies to support older adults. Together, we explore the challenges and opportunities in advancing prostate cancer equity, the role of technology in decision-making, and what the future holds for prevention and education.
The Science of Prostate Cancer Care: Breakthroughs on the Horizon
Premiere: Thursday, September 18
Prostate cancer science is being redefined—from focal therapies and immunotherapy to AI-driven imaging and targeted drugs. On the third of our very special series during Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, join host Reggie Hicks and Dr. Robert Gatenby, Department Chair & Program Leader, Diagnostic Imaging and Interventional Radiology Cancer, and Co-Director, Center of Excellence for Evolutionary Therapy, as they reveal how science is turning into hope.
Transparent. Honest. Necessary: Talking Prostate Cancer Out Loud
Premiere: Thursday, September 25
The final episode in our special series for Prostate Cancer Awareness Month features a one-on-one with a very special guest. When it comes to men’s health, silence can be deadly. In this revealing episode, our guest discusses difficult choices, from treatment options to side effects like incontinence, fatigue, and erectile dysfunction; nothing is off the table. This is more than just medicine. It’s about stigma, vulnerability, and resilience. You’ll hear how personal struggles turned into strength, the moment when “normal life” returned, and the myth about prostate cancer they’re determined to bust.

Reggie Hicks hosts The If You Are My Brothers Podcast.
If You Are My Brothers Documentary & Community Engagement Project
P.O. Box 11542 Atlanta, GA 30305-6000
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