Story 1 is an exciting first-person action narrative by Donald Greed read by the author taking the listener into battle conditions in Iraq. Story 2 by Norman Miller is a tale of PTSD and wartime atrocity conveyed by a Vietnam veteran to a young would-be prostitute years later.
Joseph Ashley, a nationally recognized Doctor of Rehabilitation who is blind, shares his insights from over 30 years of experience with vocational rehabilitation and developing programs and services for the blind.
Dr. Ashley interviews Jimmy Morris, who is a vision-impaired Mobility Instructor at the Virginia Department for the Blind and Vision Impaired.
Sam Joehl speaks with Dr. Ashley about the American Council of the Blind, their mission, background, and projects.
Ray Hopkins speaks with with Dr. Ashley and reflects on his tenure as DBVI Commissioner.
Maurice Duke was a witness in the 1950s to nuclear tests at Yucca Flats, Nevada, which has been called “the most irradiated, nuclear-blasted spot on the face of the earth.”
Evrim Dogu, of Sub Rosa bakery in Church Hill, makes his bread and pastries in a wood-fired, retained-heat oven using techniques perfected in ancient times. It’s not an easy process.
Are you a fan of “Downton Abbey” on PBS? Christine Anderson, who teaches British history at Richard Bland College, watches the show with a more critical eye than most viewers.
In honor of a great individual who significantly impacted the Virginia Voice as well as the Richmond radio community forever
Take a tour of the Botticelli exhibit at the Muscarelle Museum in Williamsburg.