Visionscope

The story of a young visually impaired Jamaican young woman who is determined to achieve despite the odds.

The story of a young visually impaired woman who overcame challenges in her relationship and the death of her first child and how she is trying to turn her life around.

Rocco and I had the pleasure of interviewing Simone on "Tell it Like it is," on UVC radio. The Story of a vivacious Christian woman who is determined to succeed in life.

Angel shared some of her experiences as a black woman living in the United Kingdom and read poems she had written.

Our guest in this episode is Christey Joseph, a young visually impaired student from St. Lucia, who is showing determination to succeed.

Tenisha Lawrence is a health educator in Jamaica. She is a devout Christian, a Youtuber and radio presenter.

Sidny transitioned on May 6 2025. He was an accomplished key board player, music arranger, song writer and broadcaster. A Jamaican who attended the Salvation army School for the blind.

Niguel Smith is a youtuber who has been able to build up a large following over the years. In this interview, he shares his story and talks about some of his experiences.

Recently, I was a guest on Blind Spot radio where I was interviewed by a panel. I trust that it will help to motivate some listeners.

Robert Milton is a graduate of the Salvation Army School for the blind in Jamaica. He shared his story of going to the school and what life has been like for him since graduation.

This discussion was first aired on UVC radio and covers a wide range of topics. This is an edited version of the original show first broadcast on Tell it Like it is.

Bobby Chin, entrepreneurand five timesGrammy award Music producer shares his story and tells how blindness has changed his life.

James is a blind student, studying media in Nigeria.

Today's episode features James Idowu, a blind student who is studying media in Nigeria.

Alister is a graduate of the Salvation Army School For The Blind in Jamaica. He attended Jamaica college, University of the west indies and is a researcher in the office of the Prime Minister of Jamaica.

In this episode, King Rocco and I discuss some technology and talk about some advantages and disadvantages.

Lady Anna and Desmond Bryan join me to discuss the relevance of Braille and its future use.

Verona Honigan and I sat down and reflected on our experiences at the Salvation Army School for the blind in Jamaica.

This is an edited version of a programme first aired on UVC radio. We discussed a wide range of topics.

Egbert Smith is a graduate of the Salvation Army School For The Blind and served in the Jamaica Civil Service for a number of years.