Interviews with Penny Jones (3)

Penny Jones interviews three uniquely different people, asking each to share their own testimonials of the talent of Susan, as an ASL Performer. Those thoughts are shared below.  In each section, videos of those interviews are included.

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INTERVIEW WITH AMBER HANSEN

In an interview with Penny Jones, Amber shares her feelings of what Susan offers as an ASL Performer.

Amber

Penny asks: “As a Deaf person, what makes Susan and her talent so special?  What is so unique about her talent?” Click to see what Amber says:  Amber1

Penny asks: “What would you say if Susan said she would be filming more musical pieces in ASL?” Click to find out what Amber says: Amber2

Amber shares how music makes an impact, even with Deaf people, through great performers like Susan. Click to see what she says: Amber3

In a few words, Amber sums up Susan’s talent: Amber4

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Who is Amber?

Amber Hansen is a wife, a mom, a fitness guru, and an all around beautiful person! She has been Deaf since she was 15 months old.

The very talented voice interpreter: Amanda Rasmussen

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INTERVIEW WITH JIM MERRELL

In an interview with Penny Jones, Jim Merrell shares his thoughts about Susan as an ASL Performer, as it relates to his profession as a musician.

 Jim Interview

Click on the titles below to see clips of this interview with Jim.

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Jim2

Jim3

Jim4

Jim5

Jim6

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Who is Jim?

Jim Merrell has an extensive background in music, music education, and music therapy.  He is also an ASL interpreter, of many years.

The very talented ASL interpreter: Chad Price

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INTERVIEW WITH KAYLEE SEWELL

In this interview, Penny asks Kaylee to share her thoughts of how Susan has impacted her life, as a youth.

Kaylee

 

Kaylee shares her thoughts in the video below.

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Who is Kaylee?

Kaylee Sewell is a teenager who loves learning sign language.

The very talented ASL interpreter: Amanda Rasmussen

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