Dr. Benz, President and CEO of Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, talks about how Dana-Farber contributed to advancing cancer care and research during the past decade. He also discusses how survival rates of patients with cancer keep increasing.

Bobby Valentine sits down for his weekly talk with Ordway and Holley to discuss his personal connections to cancer and the Jimmy Fund. The Big Show also delves into his difficulties with the Red Sox and his tenure so far in Boston.

Mike Mutnansky and Steve Buckley recap the second day of the 2012 Jimmy Fund Radio-Telethon.

Suzanne Martin and her doctor, Dr. Peter Enzinger, Medical Oncologist came on to discuss how she found out she had esophageal cancer after having trouble swallowing. She mentions the effects she incurred while getting treatment.

Mike and Steve welcome Alexa Kelly, and her mom Andrea to the broadcast to discuss when Alexa was diagnosed with T-Cell Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia.Andrea tells the guys how tough Alexa has been and what the Jimmy Fund Clinic has provided her family

John Dennis, of the Dennis & Callahan show, recaps the second day of the 2012 Jimmy Fund Radio-Telethon.

Lisa Scherber, Director of Patient and Family Programs at the Jimmy Fund Clinic at Dana-Farber, joins John, Gerry and Meter at Fenway Park to talk about how they help ease the pain for the kids. She shares several heartwarming stories.

Phoebe, 5-years-old, was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia in June of 2010 and completed treatment earlier this month! Amy, Phoebe’s mother, tells the story of how her daughter is known as “the mayor” because she is famous holding court!