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Legendary broadcaster Ed Randall joins The Progress Report to share unforgettable stories from a lifetime in baseball, including an encounter with Ted Williams and reflections on the game’s most iconic figures. The conversation then turns personal, as Randall recounts his own prostate cancer diagnosis and how it led him to found Fans for the Cure, now in its third decade of advocacy and education. It’s a powerful reminder that progress isn’t just about what’s built on the field, but about using a platform to save lives and make sure no one faces cancer alone.
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In Part 2 of our conversation with 19-year-old singer-songwriter Taylor Mackenzie Mieszkuc, Jessica Curtis and Rob Sermerano go deeper into the story behind the songs — and the lessons Taylor has learned along the way.
Taylor opens up about the hardest chapter of her musical journey so far: a senio…
Former Marine and marketing executive Jake Messier was 52 years old when he discovered a lump and waited months before getting checked — because, like most men, it never crossed his mind that breast cancer was something he needed to worry about. Now a stage four patient and one of the most visible …
In part two of their conversation with male breast cancer advocate Jake Messier, Rob and Jessica dig into the naming debate — should breast cancer even be called breast cancer if the word itself keeps men from getting checked? Jake pushes back on the idea of rebranding, arguing that softening the l…
A rejection letter that said your tape was so bad they didn't want it "infecting their other tape stock." A joke that landed wrong in front of a six-foot-ten Randy Johnson. A tip from David Wright to stop treating every loss like a funeral.
Steve Overmyer gets real about the mistakes…
At 19, Taylor Mackenzie Mieszkuc is already a decade into her musical journey — and in Part 1 of this conversation, Jessica Curtis and Rob Sermerano dig into how it all began.
Taylor takes us back to a third-grade production of Peter Pan that lit the spark, the sixth-grade ukulele that turned her i…
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