Cancer through the Eyes of Artists

Over 1.5 million Americans are diagnosed with cancer each year. We look at how a Brooklyn based artist, Yuko Kodama and a Minnesota-based actor/comedian, Grant Richey used their craft to confront cancer. We are joined by Judy Heneghan, Richey's former partner in Martini and Olive, a satirical 70's lounge show. Directed and co-produced by Gloria Messer for Manhattan Neighborhood Network. Host and co-producer: Heather Wokusch.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• cancer
• art therapy
• Heather Wokusch
• Gloria Messer
• Yuko Kodama
• Judy Heneghan
• Grant Richey
• mnntv
• Martini and Olive
• chemotherapy
• cancer survivor
• healing from cancer
• tumor

[HarryLS100]

Inspiring segment

[GaryCraig1]

I have an aunt with cancer. Thanks for this show.

[WulfBand]

I too am a Artist, Musician & love to do Kenetic art :) I'm also a Hodgkins Lymphoma Cancer survivor & have been in remission for a little over a year now. I really appreceate your sharing with all of us who have been there. Thanks

Oh & Heather, Love Ya Babe but invest in a Hair Brush ;) XOXOXO

[Rockguitarnow]

I wonder if Yuko tried sodium bicarbonate? It is touted as a cancer cure that threatens to shut down many existing cancer treatment centers (and is this kept out of the mainstream media).

I do know that sodium bicarbonate cured the gout Ihad, when nothing else did. :)