Welcome to Check One Two a Cahonas Podcast, where we give you the lowdown on testicular cancer by sharing the inspiring stories of survivors and advocates. Cahonas is a leading charity dedicated to Testicular cancer awareness education and support. With our far-reaching campaigns and unwavering determination to ensure all case of testicular cancer are treated at the earliest stage possible, we strive to make a significant difference on the lives of those affected by testicular cancer. Testicular cancer is something that affects men of all ages, but awareness and early detection can make all the difference. On this podcast, we’re here to educate, inspire, and empower you to take charge of your own health. So, whether you’re a survivor, an advocate, or just someone looking to learn more about this vital issue through interesting conversations, the Check One Two Podcast is your go-to for information and inspiration.
Ross Murray—creative director at VXO Touring—joins us to talk about life before, during, and after testicular cancer. With a sharp wit and no-nonsense honesty, Ross shares the moment he noticed something was wrong, why he put off seeing a doctor for months, and what it was like navigating surgery, chemo, and recovery.
We cover the emotional toll of diagnosis, sperm banking, prosthetics, p...
This episode of Check One Two is all about testicular cancer, early detection, and the importance of speaking up.
Host Paul, a testicular cancer survivor, sits down with playwright Ingram Noble and actor Lewis Gillon to discuss The Naked Neds — a powerful new play that tackles male mental health, testicular cancer awareness, and the devastating cost of silence.
This week on Check One Two, we sit down with Harry McArthur – a young dad, self-employed grafter, and proud recipient of the Cahonas Scotland “You’ve Got This” box – to hear his raw and powerful story of surviving testicular cancer.
Harry opens up about ignoring a lump for over a year, the shock of diagnosis, the whirlwind of surgery, and the emotional toll of being a man navigating cance...
In this powerful episode of Check One Two, we’re joined by NHS doctor and health advocate Dr. Emeka Okorocha to talk all things testicular cancer—from the signs and symptoms to risk factors, self-checking, and the importance of early detection.
We discuss why men often delay seeking help, the shocking number of cases where GPs dismiss symptoms, and how stigma and embarrassment are still m...
Todd Whiteford and Joe Docherty return to Check One Two for a powerful conversation about life after surviving testicular cancer.
Together, they open up about mental health struggles, fertility battles, IVF journeys, and rebuilding life after treatment.
This is a raw, honest, and hopeful chat that goes beyond diagnosis — touching on the real challenges survivors face but rarely talk about.
...In this powerful episode of Check One Two, we sit down with former Premier League and Nottingham Forrest FC star Henri Lansbury and Director of Grass Gains ,shares his deeply personal journey of overcoming testicular cancer — a diagnosis he kept private during his playing days. Henri talks openly about discovering a lump after training, the fear and pressure of dealing with cancer behind closed doors, and how it changed his perspec...
In this episode of Check One Two, we sit down with Lewis Walker, who shares his powerful and personal journey with testicular cancer. Lewis opens up about the moment he first noticed something was wrong, the emotions he experienced during diagnosis, and the challenges he faced throughout treatment. He speaks candidly about the fear, uncertainty, and mental battles that came with his journey, but also about the resilie...
In this episode of Check One Two, we sit down with Jack Brown, a Loughborough University student and testicular cancer survivor. Diagnosed at just 16 during the Covid-19 lockdown, Jack opens up about the fears, challenges, and resilience that shaped his journey—from discovering a lump and undergoing treatment to balancing school life and recovery.
Jack’s story is not just about survival b...
When Stuart Whitelaw found a lump at 35, he did what many men do—he ignored it. When the pain worsened, he finally went to his GP, only to be told it was nothing to worry about. But the pain persisted, and months later, after seeking a private ultrasound, Stuart got the diagnosis he had feared: testicular cancer.
In this powerful episode, Stuart shares his deeply personal journey—from bei...
In this episode, Paul McCaffery sits down with Steven Crocker, a testicular cancer survivor, board member of the Testicular Cancer Foundation, and host of It Takes Balls Podcast. Diagnosed with stage 2B non-seminoma testicular cancer at just 24 years old, Steven shares his journey from delayed diagnosis to treatment, recovery, and advocacy.
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In this powerful episode of The Check One Two Podcast, we sit down with Malcolm Combe, a senior law lecturer whose life took an unexpected turn when he was misdiagnosed with a hernia. In reality, he had testicular cancer.
From misdiagnosis to major surgery and chemotherapy, Malcolm’s journey was anything but straightforward. He faced:
•Dismissed symptoms and delayed diagnosi...
At just 17 years old, Aaron Wood was diagnosed with testicular cancer, forcing him to navigate a life-changing battle at an age when most are just starting their adult journey. Despite an initial successful treatment, Aaron later faced the devastating news of a relapse, pushing him to endure high-dose chemotherapy and a stem cell transplant.
In this episode, Aaron opens up about discoveri...
In this episode of the Check One Two Podcast, we sit down with David McNeilage, a journalist and testicular cancer survivor, to talk about his journey from diagnosis to recovery.
David was in peak physical health when he first noticed something was wrong—a story all too common among men facing testicular cancer. He shares his experience of navigating the healthcare system, breaking the st...
In this inspiring episode, we sit down with Mark Frith, a talented musician and testicular cancer survivor, to hear his incredible story of resilience, creativity, and hope. Mark opens up about his diagnosis, treatment journey, and how his passion for music played a pivotal role in his recovery.
From navigating life after cancer to finding strength in creativity, Mark shares powerful insi...
In this powerful and deeply personal episode, we sit down with Joe Docherty, a testicular cancer survivor who shares the emotional and psychological challenges of his journey. While many focus on the physical toll of cancer, Joe highlights the mental health struggles that come with treatment and recovery.
Joe also opens up about facing the harsh reality that his cancer treatment may have ...
In this episode of Check One Two, we’re joined by actor Jack James Ryan, best known for his roles as Jacob Hay in Coronation Street and the hit show Passenger. Diagnosed with testicular cancer at just 19 while studying at drama school, Jack shares his inspiring journey of resilience and determination.
We dive into:
•How Jack balanced cancer treatment with his acting aspirati...
Join us as we sit down with artist David Andrews, also known as And At What Cost, to hear his inspiring journey through testicular cancer. From a long and challenging road to diagnosis to enduring four rounds of BEP chemotherapy, RPLND surgery, and the mental and physical toll of recovery, David shares his raw and honest story.
In this video, David opens up about: Navigating the realities of cancer treatment, including the unexpect...
In this powerful episode of the Check One Two Podcast, host Paul McCaffery sits down with David Caulfield, an Irish presenter, testicular cancer survivor, and passionate mental health advocate. David opens up about his personal cancer journey, the challenges of maintaining mental wellness during and after treatment, and his mission to break the stigma surrounding men’s health.
From navigating the emotional toll of a cancer diagnosi...
In this episode of the Check One Two Podcast, former footballer and testicular cancer survivor Jason Cundy shares his personal journey through diagnosis, treatment, and recovery. Jason discusses the mental and physical resilience required to face cancer head-on, how the experience reshaped his perspective on life and masculinity, and his commitment to spreading awareness. Join us as Jason opens up about his fight with cancer and hi...
Stuart McNulty shares his personal experience with testicular cancer, from the initial shock of diagnosis to navigating treatment and recovery. Stuart’s story highlights the importance of early detection, resilience, and a positive mindset when facing adversity. Tune in for an inspiring conversation as Stuart offers insights into overcoming fear, the power of support, and finding strength through the journey. This episode is a must...
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