<p>While facing surmounting odds, many black opera singers, from the USA as well as other countries, have carved out careers, not only for themselves, but also for future generations.</p>

Climate Change: The disappearing sea grasses

Former heldentenor John Sayers discusses his time on the opera stage and other interests of the arts world. From opera to jazz and ballet to abstract art, John has an opinion and he is not afraid to share it.     During his career, he sang with many well-known singers, stage directors and conductors.      After retiring from singing, he wrote and edited the EastSider, an arts and entertainment newspaper in south Florida.      He also created The Opera Minute for NPR on the Treasure Coast.      He has published one book and is working hard on his second, which shall be full of wonder and surprises.