Hanane’s Voice/La Voix de Hanane

Val Ursulyak (Urs for short) speaks on her grand-father’s (Nazar Ursulyak) behalf and explains everything leading up to his brutal arrival in Canada back in 2015. His life didn’t start beautifully, but he definitely made the best of the only world he knew for many years: The Soviet Union.

In this three part interview, Joseph recounts the hardship that is his everyday life. For those who aren’t aware, Joseph lives with sickle cell anemia, a genetic blood disease. Being one of the oldest people in Quebec with this disease, he has a wise and particular perspective on sickle cell, but he also delivers a message to the entire medical community during this exchange. (Part 2)

In this three part interview, Joseph recounts the hardship that is his everyday life. For those who aren’t aware, Joseph lives with sickle cell anemia, a genetic blood disease. Being one of the oldest people in Quebec with this disease, he has a wise and particular perspective on sickle cell, but he also delivers a message to the entire medical community during this exchange. (Part 1)

In this short interview, Dr James Basker describes his rise to success and the educational philosophy behind the Oxbridge Academic programs, a summer camp for teenagers that educated its first cohort at the universities of Oxford and Cambridge in 1985. As an alumni of one of these programs(Cambridge Tradition 2017), I can attest that the founder is as impressive as the program that has created many, many memories for me.

In this new episode of Hanane’s Voice, I discuss the struggle and the conflict that can be created because of narrow minded faith with Dr Sudesh Sangray, a finance professor. His firm position on the irrelevance of the existence of God was so eloquently justified in this interview!