We are meeting with the One in Eight documentary ladies to talk more about what life looks like these days. Thank you to the Hutton House for your beautiful space and always amazing hospitality!

Brianne lives in Minneapolis with her husband Jake, son Quinn (7), daughter Olivia (4) and their Puerto Rican dog, Mya (13). When she’s not reading, working out, cleaning or organizing she’s likely tackling a diy house project while her husband is gone on a work trip. In January of 2025 at age 35 she was diagnosed with Stage 1 Breast Cancer.

Judy has been a Cold Cap Consultant and Administrator with Cold Cap Therapy Midwest and Penguin Cold Caps for almost 8 years. She is deeply committed to her work, which revolves around supporting cancer patients before and during their chemotherapy treatment if they are interested in minimizing the hair loss that can come with certain chemo treatments.

Sometimes referred to as a “chemo doula,” Judy’s role is not just to provide technical guidance on minimizing hair loss with cold cap therapy, but also to offer emotional support and companionship to patients navigating through one of the most challenging times they may experience. Traveling mostly in the metro area, but all over Minnesota and throughout the Midwest she can tell you which infusion centers have the best snacks! Her role as a Cold Cap Consultant and Administrator allows her to make a meaningful impact on patients.

Her role as a mom and a wife is also highly important to her. Outside of work, she loves hanging out with her kids and hubby, watching them do all the things, taking long walks with the perfect family dog, Leo, cross-country skiing, and winter knitting. Judy has been married to Eric for 24 years and is a mom to Hope (21) and Isaiah (18).

Courtney Daniel is a stay-at-home mom to four boys, ranging in age from 8 to 19. She and her husband, Brian, have been married for twenty years. Before her cancer diagnosis at age 41, Courtney began a fitness journey that led her to bikini bodybuilding.

Katie lives in Rosemount, Minnesota with her husband, Ryen, their two children, Wil (7) and Wren (5), and their dog, Skylar. She enjoys reading, writing, travel, and spending time outdoors. In 2023, at age 37, she was diagnosed with triple-positive breast cancer after advocating for additional screening despite an initially clear mammogram. Deeply committed to medical advocacy and cancer research—both of which saved her life—Katie is passionate about helping others navigate their own healthcare journeys.

Joined by Kelli Hanson of Twin Cities Live and Seth the incredible camera man! We chat about how the podcast came to be, and our mission going forward with Pink Power Hour. You can also watch this episode on our YouTube Channel!

Amber is a physical therapist who specializes in breast cancer rehab. She earned her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from University of Missouri in 2018. We talk about how physical therapy can change the breast cancer recovery game.

Stacy is a 35 year old stage 4 breast cancer thriver originally from Albuquerque, NM, currently embracing the single life in Minneapolis with her fur baby mini-goldendoodle named Obie. She finds joy in staying active—running, yoga, lifting weights, pickleball, and skiing—and feels most at home in nature, whether she’s hiking, spending time by the lake, or taking Obie to the dog park. A natural problem-solver, Stacy always has a jigsaw puzzle in progress and rarely misses her daily online chess match. She loves getting absorbed in a great TV series and traveling as much as she can. A devoted advocate for stage 4 breast cancer, self-care, health, wellness, and everyday joy, she is currently writing her memoir and shares her cancer journey on her blog, Uplifting Lemons—a space created to inspire, encourage, and uplift others navigating life’s hardest challenges.