Whose Blind Life is it Anyway

Join Claudia and Victor as they review All My Life, (2020), a romantic drama that may or may not make you cry. Starring Jessica Rothe and Harry Shum Jr., All My Life (2020) is a hart warming tale of how love does not defeat all the bad in our life, but it does make it bearable. The plot follows the life of two people in their early twenties, who fall in love and decide to get married. Fate, howeve...

Join Victor and Claudia as they moderate a round-table discussion on discrimination and racism. Discussing all its forms, whether it be skin colour, gender, disability or sexual orientation, all of us have felt this discrimination and racism at some point in our lives, and here we put a light on it and try to bring this issue out of the darkness. Participants: Victor Gouveia; ​ Claudia Del Real; I...

On this episode of Victor’s Thoughts, I talk about misleading and hidden sales practises, and how they can manipulate you into purchasing their services.

On Today’s Friday Film Feature, Claudia and Victor review Philadelphia (1993), Starring Tom Hanks, and Andrew Beckett who is wrongfully terminated for having HIV and Aids. Denzel Washington co-stars as Joe Miller, and ambulance chaser lawyer, whom Andrew hires to represent him in court. Rounding off the cast is Jason Robards, as Charles Wheeler, the main law partner, Mary Steenburgen, as the firm’...

On this episode of Victor's Thoughts, I talk about how I got here on YouTube, Anchor and the various platforms I’m on, where I am now, and where I'd like it to go.

Meet Donna Jodhan, a Woman who was instrumental in making the Canadian government accountable to its disabled citizens and residents. When not playing chess, she is constantly advocating for persons with disability rights and making sure accessibility becomes a right, not a privilege. Make sure you tune in for Donna’s thoughts and commentaries on relevant topics affecting all sectors of the commun...

Warning: Plot Spoilers: On today’s Friday Film Feature, we review Zack Snyder’s Justice League, and the differences between this version and the 2017 version released four years-ago. We also Welcome Claudia back from her self-imposed exile, and I’m glad to say, Victor is very happy she is back. Join us every Friday morning when we review a movie people can enjoy on their Friday evening.

Meet Alex Fleet, an average man who’s life has been anything but average. Join me as I Learn what made Alex the man he is and continues to be, a stalwart Gentleman with a heart of gold.

On this weeks Friday Film Feature, Join Victor and special guest Beth Torasi in reviewing the black Comedy, I Care a Lot, directed and written and produced by J Blakeson and starring Rosamund Pike, Peter Dinklage, Eisa González and Dianne Wiest as Elizabeth Peterson.  Claudia will return on the next episode of Friday Film Feature to give her scintillating review of our next feature.

Meet Dani Gyrl, a young lady from North Carolina who doesn't let Cerebral Palsy get in the way of achieving her dreams. Visit Dani Gyrl’s channel at: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXNMwy2AYpPgnupg6D9Wo9A

On This Special Episode of the show, we have a round-table discussion on whether the elderly and people with disabilities have a right to make their own decisions in matter of love, finance, lifestyle and habitation. We discuss the abuse that can be perpetrated by so-called “Guardians”, and at what point people should require a “Guardian” for various portions of their decision making. Join Victor...

Victor Introduces his new Co-host for the Friday Film Feature, Claudia Del Real, and together they review the new Billie Eilish Documentary, “The World’sA Little Blurry”, which was released world wide exclusively on Apple’s Streaming service. Victor and Claudia also discuss the state of video description in movies and television in North America and Europe, and they discuss the availability of des...

No stranger to adversity and hardship, Claudia Del Real has made it her personal goal in life to be the best at what she does.  Her career, motherhood, home ownership and now, womanhood, she finds a purpose in those categories and attains them in a manner she can be proud of, oh, and she doesn’t let some trivial thing like blindness keep her from doing so. Join me for an interview with Claudi...

I talk about the apathy and lack of interest the human race has for one another. I talk about the “Good Samaritan” law and why I think it should be strengthened and more readily enforced. I talk about Texas’ decision to open everything up and discontinue mask mandating, and I talk about why the blind are so fractioned. Why do we need an American Council of the Blind (ACB) or national Federation of...

On this episode, I discuss March and Fraud Awareness and Prevention Month, I discuss various types of fraud and scams and any recourse consumers may have.

Growing up on a coastal town near Cape Canaveral, Beth Taurasi grew up with brilliant ocean views and amazing rocket and shuttle launches, but below the shining veneer, was a life of isolation and emotional abuse she was suffering at the hands of her parents. Escaping that abusive life, Beth moved to Denver Colorado, and has since begun a podcast titled “The Throne Room with Beth Taurasi: and is n...

Impacted by a condition most people aren’t able to pronounce, killing and surviving cancer, raising and helping to raise children and eight grandchildren, and narrowly avoiding the Oklahoma City Bombing by mere hours, not only has Jo-Etta K. Lewis gone onto lead a rich and rewarding life, she’s also published a book of poems, titled “Open Window” by J. K. Gravett, chronicling, in prose, memories a...

I address things people are saying about me to my wife, and request no one approach my wife  looking for information about me or how she feels about things that are being sai

On this episode, I explain the missing interview for this week, and I talk about all the hassle I’m going through with Rogers and they’re tech support.

On this episode of Victor’s Thoughts, I talk about my wife, Annabelle Zarate, what kind of person she is, and what type of soul she has.

In this episode, I discuss abuse of the elderly and persons with disabilities, the forms of abuse, and ways you can prevent and look out for it.

Meet Shell Routledge, an inspirational woman from Wales, UK native chronicling her experiences with Weight Watchers, UK, in her ambition to get control of her weight and overall health. Subscribe  to Her Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChm_ZjC1zbf1msPAKJAjoLQ

I finally tackle the Send Space Wizard tutorial and this time, I do it right. I talk about the benefits of using the wizard and its short comings, and illustrate how I get the most out of the wizard by letting everyone know how I have my Send Space Wizard settings configured.

On today’s show, I speak about forcing news aggregators to pay for the news stories they compile and accumulate, and whether its right they collect these free of charge and with impunity. I also speak about sub-conscious thoughts and actions and how they should not be ignored, as they may be clues into authentic feelings one might really feel about a given topic.

Meet Devon Wilkins, a blind freelance writer and broadcaster in Peterborough, Ontario. She is an active member of the Canadian Council of the Blind (CCB) Peterborough chapter. She likes to cover issues of interest to people with disabilities – not just health but hobbies, businesses and emerging technology, among many others topics. She currently works with a guide dog named Frankie.  She has...