What do you do when the doctor says cancer? For Mark Harris and Robert Ginyard, the answer was simple — survive, then serve.

In this episode of Hip. Hope. Hooray! Men Talkin' Health, host Oya Gilbert goes on location at the Healthevoices Conference in Jersey for a raw, unfiltered conversation with two prostate cancer survivors who turned their diagnoses into a lifelong mission to save other men's lives.

Mark was diagnosed at 58 — and just six days later became a caregiver when his son received his own cancer diagnosis. Robert was diagnosed at 48 after years of diligent annual checkups and a wife who held him accountable. Now both men are on the front lines of prostate cancer advocacy, and they're bringing everything to this conversation.

In this episode: — What the prostate is, what it does, and why Black men need to pay attention — PSA testing explained and why Black men should start screening at 40 — Navigating treatment decisions — surgery, radiation, active surveillance — The truth about sex, intimacy, and quality of life after treatment — Why keeping your diagnosis a secret is a generational health curse — The spiritual and mental health elements of surviving cancer — Building generational health, not just generational wealth

This is the conversation your doctor wishes you were already having with the men in your life. Listen, share, and take action.

🎧 New episodes drop regularly — subscribe so you never miss a beat. 💊 Powered by Johnson & Johnson and Pfizer 📍 Recorded live at Healthevoices Conference

#HipHopeHooray #HealthHopeHipHop #ProstateCancer #BlackMensHealth #KnowYourPSA #Healthevoices