Sunrise Magic Makers Podcast
Sunrise Magic Makers is the official podcast of Sunrise Association, celebrating 20 summers of bringing childhood joy to children with cancer and their siblings—always free of charge.
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- Aug 28, 2026
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"That's the Lady Who Told Me About Sunrise Day Camp": Joy Zelin's Paul McCartney Story (opens the original)
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Joy Zelin walked into her first Sunrise Day Camp convinced she wouldn't be able to handle what she was about to see. What she found instead were the happiest kids in the world, and a purpose she never went looking for. Today she is Board Chair of Sunrise Association, and she has visited roughly ten camps across the country, from Long Island to Atlanta, where the accents change but the songs and the morning Roundup never do. In this episode, Joy shares the story of a nervous four-year-old who cam
"I Would Have Been a Camper Here": Michael Rosenberg on Laura, Legacy, and Color War (opens the original)
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When Michael Rosenberg walks onto the Long Island campgrounds, he sees the seven year old version of himself. That's how old he was in 1979, when his sister Laura was diagnosed, and it's why he says he would have been a camper here, and probably a wild one. For more than 40 years, the foundation his family built in Laura's name has funded programs that give kids and their siblings something to look forward to, and in 2006 it became Sunrise Association's very first donor after a single meeting Mi
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