At just 30 years old, Chantel Roberts was diagnosed with Stage 3 breast cancer after recognizing that something in her body wasn’t right. Her experience became a powerful lesson in knowing your body, asking questions, and advocating for yourself—regardless of your age.

In this inspiring episode of Conversations with Karen and Kat, Chantel and her mother, Michelle Roberts, share their family’s journey through breast cancer, loss, treatment, faith, healing, and purpose.

Chantel opens up about chemotherapy, radiation, a double mastectomy, and the emotional realities of treatment. She also shares how family and friends supported her throughout her journey and why practical support can mean so much to someone undergoing cancer treatment.

Michelle discusses how their family’s experiences with cancer helped inspire Survivor Legacy Inc., a nonprofit dedicated to providing support, resources, education, advocacy, and hope to individuals and families affected by cancer. The organization also works to raise awareness and help bridge gaps in cancer care and education.

The conversation explores early detection, barriers to cancer screenings, dense breast tissue, mental health, family support, and the importance of seeking additional medical evaluation when something does not feel right.

The Roberts family is also taking its message of awareness into the community through the Survivor Legacy Breast & Lung Cancer Walk/Run, bringing survivors, caregivers, families, and supporters together to raise awareness and stand with those affected by cancer.

Learn more about Survivor Legacy, upcoming events, volunteer opportunities, resources, and ways to support its mission at SurvivorLegacyInc.com.

✨ Survivor Legacy Breast & Lung Cancer Walk/Run 2026 ✨

• 📅 Date: Saturday, October 17, 2026

• 📍 Location: Alexander Park, Lawrenceville, GA

• Register as an individual or team — or show your support by making a donation today at www.survivorlegacyinc.com!

At 18 years old, Jamison Charles made a decision that changed the course of his life. One night led to eight felony convictions, a 50-year sentence, and ultimately 27 years behind bars.

But prison did not end his story.

In this powerful episode of Conversations with Karen and Kat, Jamison shares how faith transformed his life, how he discovered his gift for writing while incarcerated, and how he returned home determined to change the narrative.

Today, Jamison is an author, playwright, minister, husband, and founder of the Before, During & After Foundation. His book and stage play Saved-ish explore redemption, second chances, and whether we can embrace who someone has become instead of holding them hostage to who they once were.

Jamison also shares a powerful message for young people: You get to choose your actions, but you don’t get to choose the consequences.

This conversation is about accountability, faith, perseverance, redemption, and discovering purpose after life’s darkest chapters.

Donate to the Before, During and After Foundation at

https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/donation-form/the-before-during-and-after-foundation

Contact Jamison Charles, Founder at https://thebdafoundation.com/

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After losing her youngest son, Marquavies “Quay” Broughton, to nitazene poisoning, Frederica Roberson transformed her grief into a mission to save lives.

In this powerful episode of Conversations with Karen and Cat, Frederica shares Quay’s story and the mission behind the Marquavies Bernard Broughton Foundation. She discusses the growing dangers of nitazenes, fentanyl, and other synthetic opioids; the signs of an opioid overdose; and why access to naloxone (Narcan) and overdose prevention education can save lives.

This important conversation explores substance use, addiction, recovery, youth drug prevention, and the challenges families face when seeking help.

Through advocacy, education, and prevention, Frederica is keeping Quay’s legacy alive while helping families and communities better understand the overdose crisis.

Contact The Marquavies Bernard Broughton Foundation at

Email: info@mbbfoundation.org

Website: https://mbbfoundation.org/