Tennessee Voices Podcast Featured BRA Co-Founder

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Our co-founder, Jenadi was featured!

At Breast Cancer Recovery in Action (BRA), we believe that stories have the power to inspire, uplift, and bring people together. Today, we're excited to share a powerful story with our community. Jenadi Talbot, our co-founder and a remarkable 10-year cancer survivor, recently joined the "Tennessee Voices" podcast to discuss her journey and the incredible work our organization does to support women on similar paths.

In Episode 374 of "Tennessee Voices," Jenadi opens up about her own battle with breast cancer - her story is one of resilience, courage, and the unwavering spirit of a survivor.

In the podcast episode, Jenadi discusses how BRA is making a difference in the lives of breast cancer survivors. From fitness classes designed specifically for survivors to support groups that foster connections and healing, our organization is dedicated to empowering women every step of the way.

We invite you to listen to Jenadi's inspiring story. You can find the podcast episode titled "Tennessee Voices, Episode 374: Jenadi Talbot, co-founder, Breast Cancer Recovery in Action" on your preferred podcast platform or watch it on the official Tennessee Voices website.

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October 2025 BRA Banter - Exploring Genetic Testing

By BRA Groups • October 20, 2025

In this edition of BRA Banter we had the pleasure of speaking with Katie Lang, a seasoned and passionate genetic counselor whose expertise goes well beyond the familiar territory of BRCA1 and BRCA2. Our chat explores the latest developments in genetic testing , especially for breast cancer survivors, highlighting how the field has evolved, expanded, and opened new possibilities. Katie was fascinating to talk to—her energy and dedication shone through, and she generously shared a wealth of insight. We found her to be not only deeply knowledgeable but also a genuine delight to engage with. Tune in on October 29 as we uncover what’s new, what survivors should know, and why genetic testing today is about so much more than just the BRCA genes.