Life Stories GBC

There's something really special about being in a theater, the smell, the sights, the sounds, the lights, it's all very exciting. And you never quite know what's going to happen when those curtains are pulled back. Thank goodness for people like Julian Felice. Who is he? Well, he's a thespian, he's a lover of the Arts, he's a playwright, and he's a gibraltarian.
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There have been many stories of children who are inspired by their parent's life choices or career paths who then go on to follow in their footsteps. But it is rare to hear of a story of a parent inspired by a very young son with autism. On this episode, Justine chats to Patrick Kelly,
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The support Gibraltar provides to our young adults for them to go to university and chase their dreams is so important because, inevitably, many of them do come back, and that is a great investment into Gibraltar. ON this episode, Justine meets Carlito, who followed his dreams, has come back, and has a very interesting story to tell.
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There is one thing that we all have in common, and that is death. It's inevitable. But in those moments when family and friends are at their worst, grieving, who do we turn to? That would be a funeral director, possibly one of the saddest jobs in the world. In this episode Justine speaks to Adrian Hewitt. 
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We never know what life is going to throw at us, and the truth is, that from one day to another, things can change radically. In this episode Justine speaks to breast cancer survivor, Geri Cummings.
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So it happens to the best of us, doesn't it? In a small community like Gibraltar, we see familiar faces time and time again. That might give us the impression that we actually know somebody. But do we really? Mark Pizarro has been Gibraltar's veterinary surgeon for over 32 years now, and we've always known him in that capacity. But do we know Mark, the man? Let's meet him.
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