Sally Grey remembers listening to the radio years ago.

Sally Munroe sees summer’s end through the eye of an artist.

Bahia Brunelle shares her fascination with her grandmother’s Baklava.

The late Bruce Scott is witness to what real listening is.

The late Olga Cossi needed a special friend for a special job.

Peter St. John Gives a little insight in his loss of sight.

Patrice Vecchione climbs to the top of the big hill.

Jason Scorse speaks about the ever-present difficulty of communication.

Alan Ritch remembers his brother-in-law’s banner.

Laurie Corn is searching for the wandering muse.