When a child is diagnosed with cancer, the medical system locks in on the patient. But the crisis doesn't stay in the hospital room. It follows the family home. It sits at the dinner table. It shows up in the marriage, in the siblings, in the bank account, in the things nobody says out loud for months.

The Cancer Iceberg is a podcast about the 90% of the pediatric cancer journey that lives under the waterline. The emotional fallout. The financial destruction. The sibling who disappears into themselves. The relationships that go quiet and the systems that were supposed to help but don't.

Every episode is an investigation. We sit down with family therapists, social workers, researchers, and families who've been through it. We ask the questions nobody asked them at the time. And we turn what we find into tools that families can actually use — not pamphlets, not affirmations, real resources for real problems.

Hosted by Jason, Jeff, and Cas — a team of researchers, designers, and cancer parents who've lived the 90% and got tired of pretending a binder was enough.

This isn't about treatment plans. It's about everything the treatment plan doesn't cover.

Subscribe now. Learn more at The Cancer Iceberg (https://www.cancericeberg.com) or join the conversation and support the work on Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/cancericeberg).

The Cancer Iceberg is supported by UX for Good (https://www.uxforgood.org), a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.