We go on a field trip of sorts, to Tim Hortons coffee shop. As we walk, I point out accessibility features available in Toronto for pedestrians with disabilities. Including Audible push buttons and tactile markers on the sidewalk.

On Today’s show, I talk about Trump’s Impeachment, the Stay At Home order issued by the province of Ontario, my issue with people and companies who don’t return messages and e-mails, and I talk about two books that have given me comfort over the last few days, the first called The Twin Flame Handbook by Josephine Smoke, and Twin Flame Romance: The Journey to Unconditional Love, by Michelle S. Fondin.

On today’s show, we meet Jo Ann Tran, a 36-year-old professional from Texas, currently studying to be a sourcing and recruitment specialist. Her hobbies include learning music, and broadcasting her music on YouTube on her dedicated You Tube channel:  

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnz-... 

Join us as we talk to Jo Ann about her life, her goals and plans, and how she’s dealt with her life as a blind professional woman in Texas, and what she’s doing now to help other students for the sourcing and recruitment program on Facebook, and with her Facebook group. 

 https://www.facebook.com/groups/69854...

On this show, I discuss depression, how to recognize it in yourself and others, and my experiences with it, and how it’s still effecting me today.

I talk about love with the blind in mind. I talk about ways you can find it, Waze you can access it, and different ways you can enjoy it.

I wish you all a happy new year, and talk about housekeeping in your home, the way I do it, including dusting, vacuuming, washing dishes, and washing floors.

I discuss the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) and it's benefits for the blind and disabled, and speak about the paratransit system offered by the TTC, called Wheel-Trans.

I experience a tumultuous life event, and possibly give up my Channel.

In this episode, I introduce myself, and I outline services for the blind in Ontario in comparison to services for the blind in British Columbia, Canada.

I apologize to Laurie-Ann Sissons for a mistake I made in my update and clarification bonus episode.