Quarterbacking Cancer

What if everything you thought you knew about cancer… was incomplete? In this powerful episode of Quarterbacking Cancer , Dr. Tracey Stroup sits down with Dr. Judy—an expert with over 55 years of experience in cancer research, molecular biology, and integrative health. Together, they unpack: Why cancer may be more of an immune system breakdown than a singular disease How fear-based decision-making...

Quarterbacking Cancer – Amber’s Story (Part 4): The Power of the Team Cancer is never a solo journey — and in this deeply moving episode of Quarterbacking Cancer , Dr. Tracey Stroup continues Amber’s story by shining a light on the team that made healing possible. In Part 4 of Amber’s journey, we go beyond treatments and protocols to talk about the people — the medical experts, holistic practition...

Quarterbacking Cancer | Amber’s Story – Part 3: The Real Cost of Healing (Time, Money & Mindset) What does it really take to walk an integrative, mostly natural cancer protocol—beyond the highlight reels? In Part 3 of Amber’s ongoing journey, Dr. Tracey and Amber pull back the curtain on the real-life logistics of healing : the financial burden, time commitment, emotional toll, and mindset shi...

Welcome back to Quarterbacking Cancer , the podcast that strips away confusion, overwhelm, and fear in cancer care. Hosted by Dr. Tracey Stroup , this show tackles the hard truths about our broken healthcare system while shining a light on integrative strategies, real stories, and faith-centered healing. In Part 2 of Amber’s journey , Dr. Tracey Stroup continues the conversation with Amber—her bes...

In this episode of Quarterbacking Cancer , Dr. Tracey Stroup introduces a story that shaped the very foundation of this work. Amber Keith was doing “everything right.” Clean food. Holistic living. A devoted mother, wife, caregiver, and believer. And then came the diagnosis—one no one prepares you for. In Part 1 of Amber’s 3-part journey , we walk through the moment everything changed: The shock of...

Welcome back to Quarterbacking Cancer —the podcast that strips away confusion in cancer care and helps you build a clear, hopeful game plan. In this powerful and deeply necessary conversation, host Dr. Tracey Stroup is joined by Dr. Sherian McCoy , a naturopathic doctor, cancer coach, and trusted member of Dr. Tracey’s telehealth team, to explore one of the most overlooked aspects of healing: the...

Cancer care isn’t just about treatments — it’s about people. In this powerful and deeply moving episode of Quarterbacking Cancer , Dr. Tracey sits down with Cara Atkinson , founder and CEO of Club Hope Foundation , to talk about what happens in the spaces cancer care often overlooks. From emotional isolation and financial strain to practical, everyday needs, Cara shares how Club Hope Foundation st...

Welcome back to Quarterbacking Cancer — the podcast where hope has a game plan. Today’s episode is nothing short of extraordinary. I’m joined by one of the brightest minds in integrative oncology, Dr. Nathan Goodyear of the Williams Cancer Institute —a physician, researcher, and pioneer pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in cancer care. Together, we dive deep into: Why the current “Unholy T...

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In this sideline chat, Dr. Tracey Stroup and Brittney Brown take a reflective pause in the Quarterbacking Cancer series to look back at the game-changing insights from their first six episodes. Together, they uncover the core message: there’s more than one way to approach cancer—and it starts with choosing faith over fear. From stem cells to repurposed medications, emotional healing to spiritual w...

In this episode of Quarterbacking Cancer , Dr. Tracey Stroup dives into one of the most fascinating and misunderstood frontiers in cancer support — the human microbiome.  Joined by Dr. Andrea McBeth, naturopathic doctor, scientist, and CEO of Thaena , they explore how gut health, fecal microbiota transplants, and postbiotics are transforming the way we think about healing, recovery, and resilience...

In this episode of Quarterbacking Cancer , Dr. Tracey Stroup sits down with stem-cell pioneer Christian Drapeau , neuroscientist and founder of STEMREGEN . Christian has spent more than two decades researching the body’s natural repair system, stem cells, and how nutrition, fasting, and plant-based compounds can support regeneration and healing from within.  I this episode we dive deep into: What...

In this episode of Quarterbacking Cancer , Dr. Tracey Stroup sits down with one of the brightest minds in integrative oncology, Dr. Sean Devlin — a board-certified physician redefining how we approach cancer care. Together, they unpack what integrative oncology really means, how it bridges conventional and natural therapies, and why it offers patients more options, more clarity, and more hope than...

Cancer care can feel overwhelming, but what if there was a community ready to meet you with compassion, education, and hope?  In this episode of Quarterbacking Cancer , Dr. Tracey Stroup sits down with Julia Chiappetta, Director of the Annie Appleseed Project. Julia shares the powerful story of how one woman’s search for alternative cancer therapies grew into a global movement that has touched ove...

I’m Dr. Tracey Stroup , your host and quarterback. In this episode of Quarterbacking Cancer , I call out the hard truths of a broken system and share how I’ve learned to navigate it with clarity, strategy, and hope.  My guest, Jane McLelland, author of How to Starve Cancer, joins me to unpack her stage IV journey and the practical, personalized approach she built by blending conventional care with...

The truth is, cancer care is confusing, overwhelming, and often broken. Patients and families are left to navigate a system full of gaps, unanswered questions, and tough choices. After stepping into the “quarterback” role for a dear friend’s cancer journey—coordinating doctors, protocols, natural therapies, emotional support, and even microdosing through chemo—we discovered the plays that truly ma...