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Sight 'n Vision is a weekly radio show heard every Friday at 3:00pm EST on Blog Talk Radio.  Our goal is to highlight quality of life in the blind and low-vision community.  Reverend "Radio Ray" Raysor, the host of Sight 'n Vision, has been blind for over fifty years.  He  brings to the listening audience guests who actively live with blindness or low vision and who share from their personal experience.   Industry professionals also provide the latest in technology advancements.  "The show is edutainment"--says host Ray Raysor.  "Our goal is to educate and entertain".

IN AN AVERAGE YEAR, 1,350 PEOPLE DIE BY GUNS IN NORTH CAROLINA. WITH A RATE OF 13 DEATHS PER 100,000 PEOPLE, NORTH CAROLINA HAS THE 24TH-HIGHEST RATE OF GUN DEATHS IN THE UNITED STATES.  The Town of Wadesboro is consistently listed as the #1 most dangerous place to live in North Carolina, largely due to the number of people killed per capita by gun violence. Join The Brothers as they discuss an upcoming Stop Killing Us march, rally and health fair in Wadesboro on August 26, 2023.  Featured guests for this show include Karida Giddings of the North Carolina Black Alliance and other members of the coalition to bring awareness, support and solutions to this national tragedy. If we do nothing, we can expect nothing.

Sight 'n Vision is a weekly radio show heard every Friday at 3:00pm EST on Blog Talk Radio.  Our goal is to highlight quality of life in the blind and low-vision community.  Reverend "Radio Ray" Raysor, the host of Sight 'n Vision, has been blind for over fifty years.  He  brings to the listening audience guests who actively live with blindness or low vision and who share from their personal experience.   Industry professionals also provide the latest in technology advancements.  "The show is edutainment"--says host Ray Raysor.  "Our goal is to educate and entertain".

Sight 'n Vision is a weekly radio show heard every Friday at 3:00pm EST on Blog Talk Radio.  Our goal is to highlight quality of life in the blind and low-vision community.  Reverend "Radio Ray" Raysor, the host of Sight 'n Vision, has been blind for over fifty years.  He  brings to the listening audience guests who actively live with blindness or low vision and who share from their personal experience.   Industry professionals also provide the latest in technology advancements.  "The show is edutainment"--says host Ray Raysor.  "Our goal is to educate and entertain".

Sight 'n Vision is a weekly radio show heard every Friday at 3:00pm EST on Blog Talk Radio.  Our goal is to highlight quality of life in the blind and low-vision community.  Reverend "Radio Ray" Raysor, the host of Sight 'n Vision, has been blind for over fifty years.  He  brings to the listening audience guests who actively live with blindness or low vision and who share from their personal experience.   Industry professionals also provide the latest in technology advancements.  "The show is edutainment"--says host Ray Raysor.  "Our goal is to educate and entertain".

Sight 'n Vision is a weekly radio show heard every Friday at 3:00pm EST on Blog Talk Radio.  Our goal is to highlight quality of life in the blind and low-vision community.  Reverend "Radio Ray" Raysor, the host of Sight 'n Vision, has been blind for over fifty years.  He  brings to the listening audience guests who actively live with blindness or low vision and who share from their personal experience.   Industry professionals also provide the latest in technology advancements.  "The show is edutainment"--says host Ray Raysor.  "Our goal is to educate and entertain".

The Gatewood Brothers formed a gospel singing group while most of them were in their teens.  They went from church to church wowing congregations with their youth, determination and unique harmony.  As they grew up, and began going into different directions, sustaining as a group, became unrealistic, if not impossible. Fast forward 50 years later, The Gatewood Brothers are at it again.  Five of the brothers; Joseph, Robert, Leon, Curtis and Daniel, though in various locations and professions, are all on one accord, singing again, but this time with a slight twist.  The Brothers have added light Rhythm and Blues and message music to their repertoire. One of the missions of the brothers is their desire to preserve good soul music.   The Brothers will be performing at The Hampton B. Allen Library in Wadesboro, NC on Monday, July 10 at 10:30 a.m.

The reason why we sing!

For years, churches have been the strength of the Black community, providing spiritual health, moral guidance, resources, etc. Church buildings require maintenance, upkeep and paid employees.  Too many churches in poor communities can have an adverse effect.

What is your purpose?