In this heartfelt interview, Tony Stewart opens up about his memoir Carrying the Tiger, sharing how illness and grief became powerful catalysts for healing, love, and joy. We explore the inspiration behind his moving story and the emotional journey from diagnosis to recovery.

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“Tony Stewart shares his deeply moving and transformative memoir: CARRYING THE TIGER: LIVING WITH CANCER, DYING WITH GRACE, FINDING JOY WHILE GRIEVING and its origins as a blog for family and friends.” Stream it on YouTube, Apple or Spotify.

Jo is one of the youngest hosts to interview me, and we explored topics that no one else has asked about - not just what happened in my book, but what lessons I learned about love and relationships that she can apply in her own life.

As Jo wrote in the show notes: “This episode is for anyone that has loved deeply, lost painfully, and is finding- or has found the light again. May you be reminded that the work you put in is just as important as waiting for time to heal you.“ I came away convinced that she is wise beyond her years.

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Debi Ronca hosts The Transition Bridge, helping her listeners create the best possible you after a major life transition. I don’t think she often talks to authors about cancer and grief, but we had a tender and encouraging conversation. Stream it on Apple or Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.

In this deeply moving episode, Stephanie Olivo sits down with Tony Stewart, author of Carrying the Tiger, to hear the courageous and tender story of his late wife, Lynn—an artist whose vibrant spirit left an indelible mark even as she faced the unthinkable: a cancer diagnosis that would ultimately take her life. Listen on Apple, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts.

Aimee, Russell and Valerie host a popular podcast called Author Talk which live streams every Monday morning. They have a lively, cheerful energy. The whole experience was great fun, quite different from my usual serious discussions of love and loss and the grief that followed. Watch it on YouTube, or listen on Apple or Spotify.

Michael is a cancer survivor (and his father previously also died of cancer) who is living with a chronic disease as a result of his intensive cancer treatment, and his mother, Ashlee, is a beautiful soul and force of nature. Together they share Michael’s journey with the world and also find time to interview people like me. I LOVED my conversation with them! You can listen on Spotify or Apple, or watch the full episode on YouTube or this excerpt on Instagram.

Dave Campbell has been hosting this podcast for more than ten years, and it shows. We discussed Carrying the Tiger for almost an hour - why I wrote it, what I gained from the process, and what I hope readers will learn by reading it. You can listen on YouTube, Apple or Podchaser, and probably many other places, too.

The Carrying the Tiger launch party was held at noon on Saturday, May 10 at the Bowery Gallery, 547 West 27th St, Suite 508, New York, NY 10001.

Frances Hammond’s podcast is more informal than any of the others I’ve recorded. She sat in a chair in her home office and we had a conversation just as if we had met at a party and moved into a corner to talk. Then she posted the interview only three hours after we recorded it! Frances is a breast cancer survivor, that’s the inspiration for her podcast, so we mostly talked about the caregiving aspects of Carrying the Tiger, which was a change from the frequent discussions of grief and loss. You can listen on Spotify or Apple, or watch on YouTube.

This episode is for anyone navigating the difficult terrain of grief and searching for a path towards healing and renewed joy. It's a reminder that even in the darkest of times, the capacity for light and meaning still resides within us. Join us as we explore how to cultivate perspective, embrace mindfulness, and rediscover what truly matters in the tapestry of our lives.

Jill McClennen, a death doula and much more, hosts this fascinating podcast. She encourages her guests to talk about dying and its aftermath in ways we rarely discuss in this society. Listen to our conversation on Buzzsprout (or wherever you get your podcasts) or watch us on YouTube.

Best Ever You magazine published my article “Five Surprising Lessons from My Cancer Journey” in their special Cancer Awareness Issue.

I loved my conversation with Melvin E. Edwards on his show, “Stories from Real Life.” Stream the video on YouTube, or listen on Spotify or Apple Podcasts.

Tony Stewart, author of Carrying the Tiger, opens up about his late wife Lynn’s battle with cancer and the emotional journey that followed. Tony shares how writing helped him heal, the importance of allowing complicated emotions, and how love endures even after unimaginable loss.

“Finding Joy while Grieving” - challenging popular misconceptions in the aftermath of loss - has been published on the Open to Hope website.

I loved this conversation! Montel asked me fascinating questions and guided me to some really interesting observations. He’s been doing interviews like this for years, and it shows. Watch on YouTube, listen on Apple or Spotify.

I had a terrific conversation with Wendy Goldberg on her podcast Sundays with Wendy. You can watch it on YouTube, or listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your favorite streaming platform.