>> ronan: i do.i sing from a song that was written by a lady called mary fahl, and it's "going home." and i remember mary told me the story about her brother. what i think is wonderful is that this song is a great song for service men and women to hear because, after all, these women and men protect our country and it's great to be able to sing something that's very emotional and very real, and i think our listeners will enjoy that song. >> rhea: i have no doubt that you're going to enjoy that song. i hope that you will not only enjoy that song, but every part of this program, and enjoy it enough to get up and go to the phone and make the best possible pledge that you can to this station. it's going to mean a lot to you, and it will mean a great deal to us. enjoy the next part of the show. >> ronan: thank you. >> ronan tynan has always possessed a fierce fire of determination. born with legs that had a deformity below the knees, he learned early on that life could be, indeed would be, a struggle. his

but the brothers believe teamwork is the key. 39-year-old ronan and 34-year-old erwan have been working together for a decade. translator: we didn't make a conscious decision to work together. erwan started helping me and took over an important role. now we make all of our decisions as a team. >> they're both perfectionists but with different personalities and they on clash. translator: we never completely agree. we're always questioning our projects. but that's what makes working with someone else interesting. >> the brothers, who hail from the brittney region of northwest france, have become an international success designinging for major companies like axor, cappelini and alesi. even creating architecture projects like this swimming house. and they found the time to create art objects in limited editions for the creo gallery in paris. translator: a designer works a lot like an actor does. he has to find an intell jept answer for every -- intelligent answer for every combination. just like an actor has to fit in, work with different directors and play different roles but still stay tr

. >> reporter: prince works with many clients who stutter including this 11-year-old ronan mccob.nts us to know when it comes to stuttering. >> even though i might talk differently you don't have to treat them differently. i guess someone has trouble hearing or seeing. >> reporter: ronan's mom wants you to know another important fact. >> stutters doesn't define him. he has lots of interests, lots of friends, he is very outgoing. stuttering is just a part of who he is. >> reporter: speech therapy no longer involves tricks like putting marbles in your mouth. treatment is individualized. the goal. >> they learn to understand it is okay to stutter a little bit. >> do you know any jokes? >> reporter: as for "the king's speech." >> it would be fun to see that movie. >> reporter: ronan and his mom have a date. as to what causes stuttering four factors likely contribute including genetics, child development and family dynamics. the foundation says one in 20 children stutter at some point and that one in 100 go on to a lifetime of stuttering. >> i can see how the movie had such a great imp