The story of Wally Dunbar, he graduates of this salvation army school for the blind and his career development.

Dr. Roger Smith talks about his life in London England and the struggles to achieve professional growth and development.

Kimiela Candy Isacs, singer and music presenter, talks with me about her experiences and the development of her singing career.

Covid 19 has forced us to change our lifestyle. I pay tribute to the late Roger Chang, talk about the tragic passing of our second son and end with a review of celebration of our fiftieth anniversary.

Tony Taylor, a blind man, talks about his experiences at school, his struggles to gain employment and his acceptance as a deacon in the Roman catholic church.

In this episode, Cherryl Astorga, talks about her growth and development in the Philippines.

This is a two-part feature. In the first part, Rosy Longoria, tells of an experience she had during her mobility training and in the second feature, Nikisha Pierre tells her story of coping with blindness.

Marie Brown tells her story and gives us an insight into work for the blind in Mauritius.

In today’s episode, Sidny Thorp talks about his entrance into FabFive band and how he became the keyboard player. He then goes on to talk about his experiences in information technology and how it has transformed his life.

Sidney Thorp shares his experiences at the Salvation army School for blind in Jamaica, his learning growth in music and some of his achievements.