The 1980 American League Championship Celebration for the first-time World Series bound Kansas City Royals proved to be memorable, just not in the way Hammad imagined it. 
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The 1980 American League Championship Celebration for the first-time World Series bound Kansas City Royals proved to be memorable, just not in the way Hammad imagined it.&nbsp;
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A Royal Disaster – Minorities Not Wanted

This podcast features Hammad Zaidi, an upbeat disabled guy, who shares slices of his life with Jonathan Nadeau, his inspirational blind friend.

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