Stories include Chicagoland Advocates for Signed Theatre (CAST), United Way actress Julie Bartee, Great Lakes Regional Bowling Tournament, teacher James Womack, attorney Sheila Conlon, and chemist George Dougherty.

Stories include the National Association of the Deaf convention in Salt Lake City, Miss Deaf America pageant, carpentry business owners Kevin and Tim Clark, tips on writing a will, and Girl Scouts founder Juliette Gordon Lowe.

Stories related to aging include Columbus Colony in Ohio, Indianapolis Senior Center, and Al Sonnenstrahl of the National Academy on Deafness at Gallaudet University. Artist profiles on John Brewster and John Riddlebaugh are also presented.

Stories include Youth Leadership Camp, a sailing family, actor Howie Seago, the Wildfire performing group, legal rights of tenants, and advocate John James Flournoy.

Stories include producer Julianna Fjeld, Georgia School for the Deaf, attorney Sheila Conlon, Gallaudet's change to university status, Gallaudet president Dr. Jerry Lee, and first Gallaudet graduate Melville Ballard.

Stories include activist/author Dr. Frank Bowe, educator/coach Dr. Wesley Lauritsen, farmer Steven Miller, feminist/poet Angeline Fuller Fischer, and peace marches across the country.

Stories include animator Mark Fisher, dancer Amnon Damti, travel agent Robert Lewis, shoemaker Cecil White, and inventor Anton Schroeder.

Stories include gang counselor Pedro Acevedo, author Lou Anne Walker, librarian Alice Hagemeyer, woodcarver John Lewis Clarke, Commission on Education of the Deaf, and an annual sports report.

This episode presents highlights of the first two years of "Deaf Mosaic."

Stories include stained glass artist Sander Blondel, teenage suicide prevention, subway safety advocate Marla Hatrak, space program educator Joan Turner, and labor economic specialist Benjamin Schowe.

Stories include actor Bernard Bragg, Gary Olsen of National Association of the Deaf, American Athletic Association of the Deaf basketball championship in Las Vegas, religious activities of Jewish people, and inventor Anson Spear.

Stories include photographer Maggie Lee Sayre, actor Bernard Bragg, actress Marlee Matlin, blackjack dealer Gerri Ehrlich, lifeguard LeRoy Colombo, and Muriel Strassler of National Association of the Deaf.

Stories feature physician Cesar Servellon, attorney Michael Schwartz, National Barrier Awareness Foundation, Commission on Education of the Deaf, Larry Newman of National Association of the Deaf, and Dr. Peter Fine.

Stories include rodeo competitors Ronnie Milliorn and Shelly Lilly, telecommunications for deaf people, Dwight Benedict on the World Winter Games for the Deaf, inventor Robert Weitbrecht, and Gary Olsen of National Association of the Deaf.

Stories include the World Congress of the Deaf in Finland, a tour of Helsinki, Larry Newman of the National Association of the Deaf, and world leader Dzago Vukotic.

Stories include collectible car restorer Dick Pearson, leader Francis P. Gibson, National Fraternal Society of the Deaf convention, American Deaf Volleyball Association, Deaf Women United, and Wall Street investment executive Rafael Pinchas.

Stories include pilot Skip Sprague, scuba diver Jack Wales, Jr., 18th century author Pierre Desloges, businessman David Birnbaum, and World War II survivor Stanley Teger.

Stories include "The Dybbuk" by National Theatre of the Deaf, painter Louis Frisino, Capital Children's Museum, marathon runner Flo Vold, and early American deaf student Alice Cogswell.

Stories include U.S. presidential campaign staff viewpoints, hearing service dogs of Massachusetts, Boston Theatre of the Deaf, wrestler William Suttka, and fencer Anna Barenblatt.

This special report on AIDS features interviews with U.S. Surgeon General C. Everett Koop, Dr. Anthony Fauci of National Institutes of Health, and actor/dancer Sam Edwards.

Stories include a university production of “Children of a Lesser God”, book publisher DawnSignPress, leader George Veditz, hockey player Jim Kyte, and artist Arthur D. Bryant.

A look at the 1988 “Deaf President Now” protest at Gallaudet University which includes interviews with Greg Hlibok, Tim Rarus, Bridgetta Bourne, Jerry Covell, and Dr. I. King Jordan.

Stories include memories of the Holocaust, a play about baseball legend Dummy Hoy, writer Yvonne Pitrois, painter Arthur Bryant, and a deafness encyclopedia.

Stories include educational leader Andrew Foster, Commission on Education of the Deaf, accessibility services at national tourist attractions, “World Around You” magazine, “Sign ’n Sweat” aerobics video, and photographer Theophilus D’Estrella.