Matthew Zachary: Cancer Rebel, Patient Advocate, Podcast Hero, Keynote Speaker, Community Builder, Concert Pianist, Billy Joel Fanatic

Announcing Out of Patients,
a podcast that calls out
all sorts of stupid BS in healthcare through raw conversations about
advocacy, heroism, and
the audacity of health.

"Matthew Zachary is a true original. Call him a pioneer, a provocateur, a global change leader, but one thing is certain; he is driven by genuine authenticity and unbridled passion for making the world a better place."

– Steve Clemons, Editor-At-Large, The Hill

MATTHEW IN THE NEWS

ABOUT MATTHEW ZACHARY

Ten years after surviving brain cancer at age 21, concert pianist and composer Matthew Zachary created the first health podcast, founded Stupid Cancer—the voice of young adults—and ignited a global movement advocating for dignity in the face of health adversity. After stepping down as Stupid Cancer's CEO in 2019, Matthew continues his legacy of building community, galvanizing the patient voice, and blowing up the status quo with OffScrip Media, the first digital health podcast network focused on patient advocacy, education, and empowerment. More...

"...an incomparable storyteller."

– Leerom Segal, CEO, Klick Health

"MZ should be on everyone's Top 10 Speakers list."

– Stonybrook University

SOUGHT-AFTER SPEAKER

	Fortune 500 companies and businesses worldwide seek Matthew out for his uniquely raw and unapologetic style. From cancer survivor, patient advocate, nonprofit leader, and internet radio pioneer, to concert pianist, composer, storyteller, and social influencer, Matthew's thought leadership captivates and fascinates audiences through his transcendent blend of animated intellectualism, down-to-earth humility, oddball theatricality, and mesmerizing talent.

"MATTHEW ZACHARY IS A PEACE HEALER."
– DEEPAK CHOPRA

"My doctor may have cured me,
but Stupid Cancer saved my life."
— Jess M.

“You were the first to show me that
you can do more than just survive.”
— Kelly P.

"Thank you for inspiring us
to create our own missions.”
— Alejandra P.

"Thank you for giving me a
community when I had none.”
— Roseann C.

"It is because of you that I found out
about surrogacy and now have
a happy, healthy daughter."
— Karen M.

"We are all very fortunate to not have ordinary lives, so do not listen to what the world tells you has to be done. The real revolution happens when patients are in charge of their own outcomes."

– Matthew Zachary