Conversations That Matter Blue Orca Marketing created The Cancer Project podcast as a platform to spark meaningful conversations around cancer care, survivorship, and hope. From shaping the brand identity to producing each episode, our team built the podcast to feel authentic, approachable, and deeply human. Hosted by Blue Orca Managing Partner David Raubach, each episode is guided with… Read more »
As the agency of record for Oklahoma Proton Center, Blue Orca Marketing has been instrumental in shaping the Center’s brand voice and patient-focused storytelling. One of the most impactful collaborations to date was a campaign featuring Olympic gold medalist and cancer survivor Shannon Miller. Shannon, a native Oklahoman and one of the most decorated U.S…. Read more »
Proton Therapy: A Medical Marvel is a visually engaging explainer video that showcases the precision and promise of proton beam therapy in cancer treatment. The video walks viewers through how this advanced form of radiation precisely targets tumors while sparing healthy tissue—translating complex medical science into a hopeful and easily understood narrative This project stands out… Read more »
The Their Stories, Their Strength campaign gives voice to four courageous women who open their hearts about the moment they heard the words “you have breast cancer” and the journey that followed. With raw honesty, they share their fears, their battles, and the moments of light that carried them forward. Their willingness to be vulnerable transforms their… Read more »
Our Stronger Together campaign for the Oklahoma Proton Center tells a deeply human story of strength through the eyes of a mother walking through cancer treatment, drawing courage from her young daughter who never leaves her side. By focusing on authentic relationships and real emotion, we created a narrative that resonates far beyond healthcare—showing the universal power of love,… Read more »
What this commercial does is put into words and images what patients can’t always express: the loneliness, the weight of the diagnosis, and the quiet courage it takes to take that first step toward care. The man featured here is not presented as a “patient” first, but as a person — someone ordinary, relatable, human…. Read more »
