MPP 116: Nathaniel Kile and the Alaska Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired
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Release Date: 11/04/2019
MPP 141: Where Is He Now? (6)
Mission Possible With Christopher Duffley
In this episode, we continue with Part 2 of our interview with Steven V. Taylor, who was the producer of my 2 albums, Eyes of My Heart and Believer. We talk about how his family is now in 2020 and also talk about an album that he co-produced with Bethel Music called Peace. You can find it basically anywhere you consume music, like iTunes/Apple Music, Spotify, or YouTube Music. The main artist for the album lookup is Bethel Music.
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MPP 140: Where Is He Now? (5)
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This week, I am super excited to share the story about how I came to make my first album, Eyes of My Heart. (Yes, it has Open the Eyes of My Heart in it!)
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Bonus: A Day for the White Cane: White Cane Safety Day
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In today's episode, we talk with my orientation and mobility instructor, Rene Paquin. He tells us the history of the white cane and we even do a simple demonstration of how I use it. Want to Support Me and My Podcast? If you'd like to financially support me and my Podcast, you can do so either via a monthly donation or one-time! Thanks so much for listening, and we'll talk to you soon!
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MPP 139: Where Is He Now? (4)
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This week we bring to you the final, Part 3 interview with Grandma! We asked her: What did she think about the "Open the Eyes of My Heart" video going viral? What would you say if someone asked the question, "Where is Christopher now?" Also, some great advice for other grandparents as they discern their role in being a caretaker or supporter of grandchildren when parents cannot raise them. Lastly, you will get a glimpse into what happened to Christopher's birth father (her son). Spoiler: It's good! My loyal listeners, just know and remember this: You...
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MPP 138: Where Is He Now? (3)
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Today's episode is Part 2 with my grandma, Ann Matchekosky! We continue talking about my growing up into the family, including my journey to my diagnosis of Autism, singing the National Anthem at Northwest Elementary School, and getting into music therapy.
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MPP 137: Where Is He Now? (2)
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This podcast is second in a series of interviews: Where Is He Now?: The Christopher Duffley Story, featuring an interview with Grandma. My grandmother, Ann Matchekosky, has been a big part of my life ever since I landed in New Hampshire. She is also one of the original sponsors of my podcast! (Thanks, Grandma!) When you listen to this episode, you will find out how she first met me, and she shares how she thought to herself: "What are we going to do with this beautiful child God just sent us?", as well as thinking that mom "needed a plan". Looking back at...
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MPP 136: Where Is He Now? (1)
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In this episode, we start our series called "Where Is He Now?". Today, it's me and my dad, and we discuss how my singing of Open The Eyes first came about at the age of 4 at Eight Days Of Hope, and also describe what happened at the worship event 9 years ago at this posting, which is of course what we saw in the viral video.
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MPP 135: How Many Times Did Edison Fail? - How Christopher Is Learning From Failure (2)
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Today, we bring you Part 2!
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MPP 134: How Many Times Did Edison Fail? - How Christopher Is Learning From Failure (1)
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Failure is part of life! In this show, I share with you my frustration with cutting bread. This is raw, real, and, believe it or not, quite embarrassing! I even said the words "I can't!"
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MPP 133: Let's Be Dauntless!
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In this episode with my mom and I outside, we talk about what we're dauntless about, which is to inspire others to have an unlimited mindset and, for now, to get into some job in the Web Accessibility field.
info_outlineIn this episode, I talk with Nathaniel Kile, who is my English/communication/speaking instructor. He and I talk about how he became blind and what he's done before his current job, and then we talk about what he currently does at the Alaska Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired. You can learn more about the Center here.
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