Breast cancer is a life-changing diagnosis, but for some, it becomes a call to action. The intersection of passion, community, and resilience is the backstory of the Pink Ladies Fishing Team, a group founded by breast cancer survivor Carolyn Stash. The team isn't just about fishing, but also about finding strength and solidarity on the water. The need for support, both emotional and physical, for those undergoing or recovering from cancer treatments is a vital aspect of life after diagnosis.  So, what does it take to turn personal adversity into a platform for helping others? On the latest segment of *Radios in Action* by Icom, host Ray Novak spoke with Carolyn Stash, the founder of the Pink Ladies Fishing Team and owner of Atlas Trax, to explore the origins of her foundation, the significance of the Pink Ladies fishing tournaments, and how fishing can be a therapeutic outlet for those battling or recovering from cancer. The episode further shed some light on how one woman's journey sparked a movement by creating a unique space where survivors and patients alike can find solace and empowerment. The main points of their conversation covered: How Stash’s breast cancer diagnosis led to the creation of the Pink Ladies Breast Cancer Foundation and its unique focus on competitive fishing. The therapeutic benefits of fishing for cancer patients and survivors, including physical and emotional recovery. The role of the marine industry and broader community in supporting Carolyn during her treatment and in the growth of the Pink Ladies initiative. Carolyn Stash is a seasoned entrepreneur and the founder of Atlas Trax, a GPS marine tracking company with a global clientele. Her experience in the marine industry and her personal battle with breast cancer led her to establish the Pink Ladies Breast Cancer Foundation, where she advocates for cancer awareness and support through her passion for fishing.