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207: Finding Neville and Raising the Flag – David & Denise’s Journey Through Prostate Cancer
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- Nov 4, 2025
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Summary
In this heartfelt and humorous episode of The Penis Project Podcast, Melissa Hadley Barrett is joined by husband-and-wife duo David and Denise Price — a couple who’ve faced prostate cancer together with courage, curiosity, and a lot of laughter. David, a professional speaking coach and keynote presenter, and Denise, a writer and storyteller, open up about how prostate cancer changed (and strengthened) their relationship — from navigating continence and erectile recovery to rediscovering pleasure, communication, and connection in new ways. They share how pelvic floor exercises became a “couples’ activity,” why David calls his penis “Neville,” and how humour, love, and teamwork helped them through the challenges of treatment and recovery. This episode is equal parts informative, real, and uplifting — a reminder that intimacy isn’t just about sex, and that open communication can transform even the toughest times into opportunities for growth and connection. Episode Highlights The importance of humour and resilience in prostate cancer recovery “Erection parties” and finding levity in hard (and not-so-hard) times David’s flagpole story — and what it taught him about raising more than flags How exercise and pelvic floor rehab changed his life Rediscovering intimacy through outercourse, toys, and open communication Denise’s journey from sexual repression to pleasure and confidence The emotional impact of “dry orgasms” and how couples can adapt together Why men should talk openly about prostate health — and get tested Key Takeaways: Communication is everything — before, during, and after prostate cancer treatment. Pelvic floor exercises are for life (and for both partners!). Intimacy after surgery is possible — it just might look a little different. Pleasure and connection go…