Here’s my journey to getting onto the radio waves. As always, we thank you for lending us your ears and eyes.

Here’s the high school radio station that I never made the cut for.

Here’s a few clips for WRRC 107.7 FM at Rider College, which was the first radio station that hired me.

Here is the radio station where I served as a supervisor for the”Alternative Show,” on Saturday nights.

This is how “not being disabled enough” can arrest a bucket-list dream.

Here is a key moment from the 1988 Paralympics in Seoul, Korea. As Always, I thank you for lending me your ears and eyes.

This podcast chronicles an unfortunate moment I experienced after seeing my beloved Los Angeles Lakers play at San Antonio in game three of round one of the 1988 NBA Playoffs. As always, I thank you for lending me your ears and eyes.

Since Brownsboro, Texas is also mentioned, here are a few quirky videos from Brownsboro….

Today’s topic tells the tale of how I adopted “Sgt. Dr. Pepper.” Thank you for lending me your ears and eyes, and I look forward to borrowing them again soon!

Here are links to a few of our previous podcasts which are mentioned in this one:

Doctor’s Orders and the Amazing Healing Powers of Dr. Pepper!

Manifesting Your Dreams (Julian Lennon)

And of course, here’s how “Sgt. Dr. Pepper,” got the other half of his name:

Today’s podcast chronicles the film promo I worked on the untimely convinced me to apply to graduate school! Thank you for lending me your ears and eyes!

Here’s a clip from the film, “Ripper Man.”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-YxFR-2skH4

Here are some of Chuck Norris’ best fight scenes.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9oguJHWdAI

This life altering moment was triggered by racism, guns and mirrors.

Here’s a great clip on the day the US Hostages were freed after 444 days of captivity.

Today’s podcast chronicles Hammad’s adventures on the first motion picture he ever worked on.

The clips below are of the trailer for “Me and the Kid,” the first film Hammad ever worked on, as well as some amazing clips from other work from the actors in the film. As Always, we thank you for lending us your ears and eyes.

Two weeks in a Gypsy Village in 1975 launched a life of mystic interactions.

Here are a  very cool videos on Gypsies. As always, we thank you for lending us your ears and eyes.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z70wX8wLRtI

Today’s podcast chronicles how I met and befriended Sian Evans, the lead singer of Kosheen. As always, I thank you for lending me your ears and eyes!

Here are two awesome Kosheen songs:

Here’s me freezing at the Berlin Film Festival: