David Holmes was Daniel Radcliffe’s stunt double in the Harry Potter films until a tragic accident on set changed his life forever. In this episode of "I'm Still Rolling," veteran CBS reporters Mike Sugerman and Janice Wright use their lifelong journalistic skills to dig deep into David's story. From the stunt gone wrong to his incredible journey through paralysis, they explore the raw difficulties and the unexpected joy found in resilience. 0:00 - Introduction to David Holmes 02:15 - Being Harry Potter's stunt double 08:40 - The day of the accident: What really happened? 15:20 - Life after the injury: Finding a new purpose 25:45 - Staying positive and "Still Rolling" 38:00 - David’s message to the world

"How does a blind man kayak the Grand Canyon and summit the highest peaks on every continent? Eric Weihenmayer joins Mike and Janice Sugerman to discuss resilience, the 'No Barriers' mindset, and finding light after tragedy." 0:00 - Introduction to Eric Weihenmayer 2:12 - Mike’s story: Surviving a spinal cord stroke 8:35 - Why take risks? The "Crazy Blind Guy" question 12:58 - The No Barriers Organization 18:17 - Losing sight: Eric’s childhood and wrestling 27:11 - BrainPort technology: Seeing with your tongue 38:30 - Lessons from Sherpas and Buddhism

Mike Sugerman explores the VertaCat—a revolutionary golf cart that allows paraplegics and quadriplegics to stand up and swing. Mike and Janice Sugerman continue their "backstage pass" into the world of disability, showing that with the right technology, the "impossible" becomes possible. 0:00 - Introduction to the VertaCat 05:30 - How the standing mechanism works 12:15 - The impact on the para-golf community 22:00 - Mike's personal take on adaptive sports