The podcast takes an in-depth look at cancer and discusses the difficulties with diagnosis and treatment, sharing candid experiences that have resonated with listeners who are experiencing the same.
The intimate podcast takes a look into cancer and discusses matters such as hair loss, finances, speaking to family and friends, and learning to cope with living with the diagnosis.Mohan, who is now five years clear of cancer, spoke to BBC North West Tonight:"I have struggled over the last year getting back in that studio without their seats being filled.
Mahon said that both she and Steve had"many chats" and they no longer feel it's best to continue and that it's time to"hang up the headphones". Speaking to BBC Breakfast he said:"We'd like the podcast to carry on because it's a really important thing for so many people.
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