Kirk Adams,Paul Van Dyck (KBOO Host)

Host Paul Van Dyck speaks with Lani Deauville who is, according to the Guinness Book of World Records, the longest surviving quadriplegic. A diving accident 52 years ago left her with a broken neck. She talks about her professional and personal life. CD-2126 Read more

Host Paul Van Dyck speaks with Karla Gilbride, staff attorney with Disability Rights Advocates, about cases they are handling around the country to resolve violations of the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA).  DRA is a non-profit law firm dedicated to securing the civil... Read more

Host Paul Van Dyck interviews Wayne Yarnall, who has been involved with the Americans with Disabilities Act or ADA for many years. He is chairperson of the Clark County Citizen ADA Advisory Committee and a member of the Access Advisory Team for the Washington State Arts Com... Read more

Host Paul Van Dyck interviews B. T. Kimbrough, editor of Dialogue magazine. DIALOGUE magazine was established in 1961 by Don O. Nold in Berwyn, Illinois, and is published quarterly by Blindskills, Inc., a non-profit organization based in Salem, Oregon. DIALOGUE is an intern... Read more

 Host Paul Van Dyck speaks with Danielle Miller, the Program Manager for the Washington Talking Book and Braille Library, which serves the entire state of Washington. CD-2065 Read more

Paul Van Dyck hosts a ham radio operator of the group Handy Hams. They talk about how the group helps people with disabilities become ham radio operators. CD-1718 Read more

  Hosted by: Paul Van Dyck   Elder Abuse   Host Paul Van Dyck speaks with Dianna Kretzschmar, health services liaison for three different assisted care facilities in Washington State, about elder abuse and what people can do about it.   CD-2005   Read more

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