Welcome to Blindness no Barrier, a memoir of David Blyth. I am John Coleman and this is the ninth in a series of interviews focusing on different aspects of the remarkable life of David Blyth. It will cover the key aspects of David’s life that made him the person that he is, with a particular focus on the pivotal role David played in the development of human rights for people with disabilities, both in Australia and worldwide. The episodes are produced by myself and edited by Robert Love. The music is by the very talented Jeff Irvin and I appreciate the support of Blind citizens Australia in the promotion of this memoir.

We begin this episode with an interview of Bill Jolley, asking him to share his own insights into David and reflect on some of his major achievements.

Welcome to Blindness no Barrier, a memoir of David Blyth. I am John Coleman and this is the eighth in a series of interviews focusing on different aspects of the remarkable life of David Blyth. It will cover the key aspects of David’s life that made him the person that he is, with a particular focus on the pivotal role David played in the development of human rights for people with disabilities, both in Australia and worldwide. The episodes are produced by myself and edited by Robert Love. The music is by the very talented Jeff Irvin and I appreciate the support of Blind citizens Australia in the promotion of this memoir.

Welcome to Blindness no Barrier, a memoir of David Blyth. I am John Coleman and this is the seventh in a series of interviews focusing on different aspects of the remarkable life of David Blyth. It will cover the key aspects of David’s life that made him the person that he is, with a particular focus on the pivotal role David played in the development of human rights for people with disabilities, both in Australia and worldwide. The episodes are produced by myself and edited by Robert Love. The music is by the very talented Jeff Irvin and I appreciate the support of Blind citizens Australia in the promotion of this memoir.

Welcome to Blindness no Barrier, a memoir of David Blyth. I am John Coleman and this is the sixth in a series of interviews focusing on different aspects of the remarkable life of David Blyth. It will cover the key aspects of David’s life that made him the person that he is, with a particular focus on the pivotal role David played in the development of human rights for people with disabilities, both in Australia and worldwide. The episodes are produced by myself and edited by Robert Love. The music is by the very talented Jeff Irvin and I appreciate the support of Blind citizens Australia in the promotion of this memoir.

We begin this episode with an interview of Geoffrey Gibbs, asking him to share his own insights into David and reflect on some of his major achievements.

Welcome to Blindness no Barrier, a memoir of David Blyth. I am John Coleman and this is the fifth in a series of interviews focusing on different aspects of the remarkable life of David Blyth. It will cover the key aspects of David’s life that made him the person that he is, with a particular focus on the pivotal role David played in the development of human rights for people with disabilities, both in Australia and worldwide. The episodes are produced by myself and edited by Robert Love. The music is by the very talented Jeff Irvin and I appreciate the support of Blind citizens Australia in the promotion of this memoir.

Welcome to Blindness no Barrier, a memoir of David Blyth. I am John Coleman and this is the fourth in a series of interviews focusing on different aspects of the remarkable life of David Blyth. It will cover the key aspects of David’s life that made him the person that he is, with a particular focus on the pivotal role David played in the development of human rights for people with disabilities, both in Australia and worldwide. The episodes are produced by myself and edited by Robert Love. The music is by the very talented Jeff Irvin and I appreciate the support of Blind citizens Australia in the promotion of this memoir.

We begin this episode with an interview of Euclid Herie, asking him to share his own insights into David and reflect on some of his major achievements.

Welcome to Blindness no Barrier, a memoir of David Blyth. I am John Coleman and this is the third in a series of interviews focusing on different aspects of the remarkable life of David Blyth. It will cover the key aspects of David’s life that made him the person that he is, with a particular focus on the pivotal role David played in the development of human rights for people with disabilities, both in Australia and worldwide. The episodes are produced by myself and edited by Robert Love. The music is by the very talented Jeff Irvin and I appreciate the support of Blind citizens Australia in the promotion of this memoir.

Welcome to Blindness no Barrier, a memoir of David Blyth. I am John Coleman and this is the second in a series of interviews focusing on different aspects of the remarkable life of David Blyth. It will cover the key aspects of David’s life that made him the person that he is, with a particular focus on the pivotal role David played in the development of human rights for people with disabilities, both in Australia and worldwide. The episodes are produced by myself and edited by Robert Love. The music is by the very talented Jeff Irvin and I appreciate the support of Blind citizens Australia in the promotion of this memoir.

We begin this episode with an interview of Marianne Diamond, asking her to share her own insights into David and to reflect on some of his major achievements.

Welcome to Blindness no Barrier, a memoir of David Blyth. I am John Coleman and this is the first in a series of interviews focusing on different aspects of the remarkable life of David Blyth. It will cover the key aspects of David’s life that made him the person that he is, with a particular focus on the pivotal role David played in the development of human rights for people with disabilities, both in Australia and worldwide. The episodes are produced by myself and edited by Robert Love. The music is by the very talented Jeff Irvin and appreciate the support of Blind citizens Australia in the promotion of this memoir.