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You, Me and the Big C: Putting the can in cancer

About The Goodbye To All This Podcast

You, Me and the Big C: Putting the can in cancer

BBC

Health & Fitness, News

4.83.1K Ratings

🗓️ 22 October 2020

⏱️ 65 minutes

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Summary

Internationally acclaimed audio storyteller Sophie Townsend joins Deborah, Lauren and Steve to discuss the story and experiences behind her new podcast ‘Goodbye To All This’.

It’s a love story about life, loss and grief and coming back out the other side and we include episode one alongside our interview with Sophie.

Don’t forget, you can get in touch by using the #YouMeBigC across all forms of social media – spread the word and share the positive support.

Transcript

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0:00.0

BBC Sounds Music Radio Podcasts

0:18.0

Hello and welcome to you me and the big C with me Laura Mann, Nolan Socials as Girl

0:22.5

Versus Cancer, Deborah James, AKA BowBabe. Hello. Oh, there she is. And Steve Blant otherwise

0:29.5

known. Well, he's just Steve Blant. Only only, but hello. Only. Hi. And if you've just started

0:35.6

listening to this podcast, we've covered a whole heap of topics and spoke about all sorts

0:39.7

of things with our guests. All of these podcasts are available right now on BBC Sounds and

0:44.0

all your other podcast places. We also want to hear from you. So please get in touch with

0:48.4

us using the hashtag you me, big C across all forms of social media. We've got a very special

0:54.0

podcast for you today because we're celebrating the BBC World Service launching a new podcast

0:59.2

called Goodby to all this. This podcast tells the story of Sophie Townsend, who's an

1:04.8

internationally acclaimed audio storyteller, and her personal and moving account of the

1:10.8

illness and death of a husband. He died of lung cancer a few years ago. And it's all

1:14.8

about her attempts to cope with life and family and being a widow. Now, Sophie's story is

1:19.4

what many of us has had personal experience of either through ourselves, family or close

1:25.2

friends going through cancer. And later you can hear our interview with Sophie. And I have

1:31.5

to say it. I found it's well, we all found it so moving. And also we're going to let you

1:35.9

hear the first episode within this podcast because well, I think we're all blown away by

1:41.1

it and we can't wait for the follow up. But before that, we thought we'd have a chat

1:44.9

about a few things related to this podcast. So who's going to kick off? I think we just

1:48.9

thought, well, kick off with the idea of actually just opening up and sharing, well, when

1:54.4

we're at a war list at our lowest, arguably, well, actually, we're coming up to the four

2:00.6

year anniversary of me opening up and sharing my story. I actually did my first post on social

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