MAKING A SPLASH
Tucker Dupree is competing today in an international swim competition in Rio de Janeiro. Swimming competitively is a dream he's had since he was a kid, but when he lost much of his sight, he wasn't sure if his dream would come true.
Tucker was a typical high school senior with a passion for swimming. He was looking forward to college and thought he might achieve his dream of becoming a college swimming star. One morning, he woke up, opened his eyes, and couldn't see the red, white and blue USA swimming sticker on the other side of his room. He would soon learn he had a degenerative eye condition. But Tucker didn't give up his dream; in fact, he made it bigger. He even reached the Paralympics last year in Beijing. Tucker talks to Dick Gordon about how losing his sight changed his life, in many ways for the better.
- Learn more about Tucker on his Web site
THE NOBLE SACRIFICE
Zed Chang told Dick Gordon his story recently. Zed is a high tech worker who lost his job. Now he is wrestling with the decision to return to China where he has elderly family members, and where there could be more professional opportunities. Sai Sethuraman heard Zed's story and could really relate. Twenty-one years ago, Sai moved to the States from India to pursue a career in technology. Sai recently decided to resign from his job and return to India. He is flying back today. He joins Dick to tell his story.
