Warrior Women - Erin Karb - A Series from BRA Banter

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Erin Karb, Founder & COO of Good, Better, Best, is a Nashville native with a heart for helping others. A healthcare professional by trade, Erin’s passion for education and service fuels her dedication to creating a healthier, more sustainable future. Beyond her work, Erin loves traveling, reading, and tackling DIY home projects.

In this video, Erin shares her inspiring journey as a breast cancer survivor and how her diagnosis shaped her mission to make clean, sustainable living accessible for everyone. Erin’s story is one of resilience and empowerment, showing how small changes can lead to a big impact.

About Good, Better, Best

Born from Erin and her co-founder Angela’s shared experience, Good, Better, Best is more than a business—it’s a movement to transform everyday habits for the better. Their personalized “Better Up” service helps individuals swap harmful products for healthier alternatives, offering guidance and solutions tailored to every lifestyle.

Why Erin’s Story Matters

Diagnosed with breast cancer in 2017, Erin faced the challenge of removing toxins from her household to create a safer environment for her family. Now, through Good, Better, Best, she’s sharing her knowledge and tools to make it easier for others to do the same.

Don’t miss Erin’s interview, where she delves into her breast cancer journey and the path to creating a business that champions health, sustainability, and community.

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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.