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"Eye to Eye with Fiona Page"

…through the Georgia Radio Reading Service (GARRS)

Each radio show includes an introduction by Anita Jefferson, a volunteer of the Georgia Radio Reading Service.

 

 

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December 2011… Special guest author and songwriter.

  
 

 
October 2011… Why Tell Scary Stories? Back by popular demand, storyteller, B.J. Braham debates and shares stories about being scared. "Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf?"
 

 
 September 2011… "Labor –saving devices" Fiona and Anita bounce about ideas for getting organized and staying organized.
 

 
 
GARRS listener shares his stories of heroes in his life.
 

 
 
Fiona invites international storyteller, author, and mime to share her tips on the power of story.
 

Fiona’s guest is humorist, Jeff Justice, creator of Corporate Comedy training classes in Atlanta GA. Fiona was one of his students. Jeff says, "Taking yourself too seriously? Don’t tighten up, lighten up." Tips for telling funny jokes. Discover how humor is used to deliver your message.

May 2011… Fiona’s Perspective on The MS Senior Georgia Pageant

Queens of the past share the fun and excitement of being in a pageant. Fiona, as Ms Senior Ga, does her stand-up comedy routine as they talk about the many kinds of talent.

April 2011… "What’s cooking in the Kitchen with Chef Jeff"

Funny story about Fiona’s cooking capers. Guest Chef Jeff Dessen shares tips on being organized in the kitchen.

Fiona’s Challenges : Submit your recipes and funny stories for Fiona’s future book, "Cooking in the Dark".

March 2011 Fiona’s Perspective on Telling Stories

Fiona shares festivals happening in the metro Atlanta area. Featuring B.J. Abraham telling her signature story, "Billy Brad". Fiona and B.J. discuss the value and fun in the art of telling a story with tips on "How To".

February 2011Love Ain’t No Thinkin’ Thing

Featuring the love story of Nana and Kenneth, Fiona’s parents. Fiona’s mother was disabled…love was blind to her obvious physical disability.

January 2011… What Do You Do When It Is Not The Change You Want?

Fiona’s perspective on rethinking one’s future when life doesn’t seem to be going the way you had planned. The New Year means "Rethink your future" and Fiona explains how she had to do just that as she learned to live with her new blindness.

 

 

 

"You can't depend on your vision when your imagination is out of focus." --Mark Twain

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Have You Heard Fiona Here?

  • American Library Association
  • American Council of the Blind
  • National Council of the Teachers of English
  • National Conference on Storytelling
  • Georgia Dept of Juvenile Justice
  • Georgia Dept of Family & Children's Services
  • Sawnee Electric Membership Cooperative
  • Georgia Vocational Rehabilitation
  • Chic-Fil-A
  • Atlanta's Paralympics
  • Helen Keller Foundation
  • Tommy Nobis Center
  • N. Carolina Brain Injury Assn.

“Fiona captivates her audiences by knocking their blinders off” Jim Cashin, Director of Georgia Radio Reading Service (GARRS)