Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Trinity senior Marcus Yeager joins the PA High School Football Report after one of the most impressive athletic runs in Pennsylvania this year.
Marcus discusses:
🏆 Winning a PIAA Basketball State Championship
🏈 Becoming PennLive Defensive Player of the Year
🎓 Committing to Richmond to play Division I football
💪 Balancing football, basketball, recruiting, and training
🔥 Trinity’s rise as a football program and the road to the state semifinals
Trinity senior Marcus Yeager joins the PA High School Football Report after one of the most impressive athletic runs in Pennsylvania this year.
Marcus discusses:
🏆 Winning a PIAA Basketball State Championship
🏈 Becoming PennLive Defensive Player of the Year
🎓 Committing to Richmond to play Division I football
💪 Balancing football, basketball, recruiting, and training
🔥 Trinity’s rise as a football program and the road to the state semifinals




![Helen Keller is a deaf-blind hero, but also just like all of us (Enable: The Disability Podcast)
What was Helen Keller like? The deaf-blind hero, best known as a pioneer for disability rights as chronicled in The Miracle Worker, achieved many things in her life: She was the first deaf-blind woman to graduate from college, was a Goodwill Ambassador for peace after World War II, a labor rights advocate, a suffragist, and much more.
“She was very much just like all of us too,” says Tony Stephens of the American Foundation for the Blind. “She loved to take long walks on Coney Island on the boardwalk with her best friend and teacher Ann and later Polly and loved a good hot dog... Coney Island dog down on the boardwalk. And, you know, she was like all of us, right? She had her ups and her downs and her challenges and her sad days and her happy days. And and so I think that’s the thing that impresses me the most is just how significant she was on the world stage [when] at the same time, she wasn’t that much different than you and I.”
Stephens and the AFB are producers for Possibilities, a new documentary celebrating the legacy of Keller. Its the first feature-length film created by blind and low-vision filmmakers and the first to fully integrate open audio description.
For more information about the movie and streaming options, visit https://afb.org/possibilities
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