“Voices of Vision” is Airing on PBS

A new series created for public television titled Voices of Vision is airing nationwide. One of the 30-minute episodes featured an in-depth look at Sweet Adelines International and SPEBSQSA. Click here to view the episode.

Produced in a compelling documentary style, Voices of Vision blends archival footage with original material shot at conventions, rehearsals, schools and various places where barbershop music is performed. Programs were distributed to PBS stations for broadcast. 

Voices of Vision profiles the people and organizations whose leadership efforts are making a significant impact on national or worldwide problems. Each 30-minute episode explores the challenges of non-profit groups tackling issues as diverse as human rights, childhood cancer, corporate responsibility and environmental preservation.

"These people and organizations have shaped our world in countless ways. Their stories are both compelling and inspiring and in this new series we take a closer look at their passion for change."
Scott Simon
Host, Voices of Vison

Each episode introduces viewers to real people whose lives are being positively affected by the work of non-profit organizations. Through these personal stories, the mission of each group are explored. For more information on Voices of Vision on PBS go to their Web site.

Sweet Adelines & SPEBSQSA episode links

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