Random Blindness Podcasts

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American Printing House has a big goal: a future that belongs to everyone. For more than 160 years APH has created products that provide access for people who are blind or low vision. To create a world that welcomes everyone, we know it’s going to take a lot of change makers. Join us as we highlight the people who are making the biggest difference in our field. We’ll talk to everyone from CEOs to students. Know someone we should highlight? Email communications@aph.org.

Categories: Business, Technology

Tags: access, accessibility, American Printing House, blind, blindness, change, change-makers, difference, Education, future, makers, Technology, updates

You again?! Two blind dudes collide to bring you an entirely different perspective on life. Dan Mancina, a Professional Blind Skateboarder who lost his vision at age 22, and Anthony Ferraro, a Paralympic hopeful on the Road to Paris 2024 who was born blind team up to bring you the backbone of the Four Bad Eyes podcast. Accompanied by hilarious short-form videos the podcast brings new life and perspective to anyone searching for hope or just a simple laugh. Join us as we enter our second year of podcasting. New episodes every Sunday late late night. Keep pushing and one love! Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/anthony-ferraro65/support

Categories: Education

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Everyone on the planet needs air to survive. Bold Blind Beauty adopted the acronym A.I.R. (Access, Inclusion, and Representation) because it’s essential for people with disabilities not only to survive but to thrive. Bold Blind Beauty On A.I.R. is clearing the air for more A.I.R.

Categories: Arts, Society & Culture

Tags: a.i.r., access, beauty, blind, blindness, bold, inclusion, representation, sightloss, vision

A blind musician and his fiancé attempt to drive insane amount of miles. Season 1 was from New Jersey to California and back.. Season 2 is from New Jersey to Denver and back. The catch? Anthony Ferraro sets up in beautiful places calling it his “Blind Busking Tour”. On the roadtrips in between stops a podcast is recorded from the ramblings on the road. What went well. What didn’t go so well? What they are looking forward to coming up next. These are the ramblings from the road during this trip. Season 1: November 2, 2020 – December 21, 2020. Season 2: July 26, 2021 – August 6, 2021 More info at https://www.asfvision.com

Categories: Music

Tags: America, anthony ferraro, asfvision, blind busking tour, blind musician, blindness, creator, instagram, lifestyle, livestream, marketing, music, music tour, relationships, roadtrip, roadtrips, tiktok, travel, Travel Planning, van life, video creator, youtube

Bumping into Walls is a monthly, conversation-style spoken word program about living with vision loss, the challenges, the successes, and the day-to-day walls we all bump into.

Categories: Society & Culture

Tags: blind, blindness, calgary, cjsw, cjsw 90.9 fm, disabilities, disability, radio

The Be My Eyes Podcast is about blindness, sight and the sometimes blurry in-between. On this bi-weekly podcast, Will from Be My Eyes talks to interesting and insightful individuals from the blind community to see the world through their eyes. Whether you are sighted, blind or low-vision, tune in to learn much more about accessibility, life with a vision impairment and other exciting topics from the people who know most about it.

Sir Robin Millar is a legend. He’s produced gold and platinum-selling records and launched the careers of artists such as Sade, Phoebe Bridgers and Cigarettes After Sex. But he wasn’t always so comfortable in his own skin, or revealing to others in the music business that he was losing his vision. It all came to a head in his mid-thirties, as he returned to produce Sade’s second album, only to have his functional eyesight give out almost entirely. Today, Robin is an incredibly accomplished, insightful and kind musician, businessman and philanthropist, and we were so pleased to sit down with him for this wide-ranging discussion about his life and career.

Categories: Health & Fitness, Technology

Tags: accessibility, accessibilitypodcast, accessible, altruism, blind, blindness, disability, disabilitypodcast, Eyes, eyespodcast, lowvision, selfwork, volunteering

The world of being blind is a podcast where Darren talks about Technology for the Blind, technology in general, as well as anything blindness. This can range from dating to relationships to the most common questions like “How do blind people do the dishes?” “Are blind people able to drive?” “How can Blind/Visually Impaired people order at a restaurant?” Don’t worry, your questions and speculations will be cleared up with the help of the host Darren Dizon, and some special guests!

About Darren:

Darren is an Asian American from California, who loves teaching technology, and who loves hosting this podcast. He also loves reading emails. If you wish to send some emails with feedback, or with any ideas you have for the show, please email info@visionaccessibility.com, and someone will be happy to respond to your email.

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Categories: Education, Technology

Tags: accessibility, blindness, Education, school, Technology

Podcast Episode RSS Feed Vol. 63, No. 7, July 2020 Illustration: Seventeen Active People Who Lead the National Federation of the Blind National Federation of the Blind Stands in Solidarity with All Those Impacted by Racial Injustice by Mark Riccobono The Room is Zoom: An Overview for Many of the National Convention Sessions by John Berggren and Stephanie Cascone Thoughts on Black Lives Matter and Bringing our Other Characteristics to the Table by Gary Wunder Being Black Helped Me Be Blind and Being Blind Helped Me Understand that #BlackLivesMatter by Anil Lewis The Coronavirus Brings Pain to the Federation Family: Brian Miller Dies at Age Fifty-Two by Gary Wunder The Game of Risks by Sarah Patnaude Leave a Legacy Using Bullet Shell Casings as Cane Shaft Reinforcements by Justin Salisbury Showing Up with Vision Loss Even When It’s Hard by Maria Johnson President Mark Riccobono Recognized with Baltimore Business Journal Leaders in Diversity Award for 2020 by Chris Danielsen Dolphin GuideConnect by Matt Hackert Recipes Monitor Miniatures

Categories: Education

Tags: blindness, braille monitor, National Federation of the Blind

“Accessibility” is more than just a setting on your phone or something you do to help the disabled – it’s the reason we have talking devices, voice recognition and sidewalk ramps. We couldn’t have an inclusive, diverse society without accessibility specialists working behind the scenes to make sure products and services work for everyone. 13 Letters features some of the world’s leading accessibility minds, talking about what they do and how accessibility affects billions of people every day.

Access to television is in many ways still evolving, and as one of the leading TV, phone and internet providers in the United States, Spectrum is thinking beyond closed captions and large-button remotes to innovate across different channels. Their large accessibility team, headed by designers and incorporating people with disabilities to ensure that all products are optimized for all customers, is one of a kind in the industry. And with the recent release of apps such as Spectrum Access and Spectrum News, they’ve taken huge steps forward in inclusion for people with many different abilities and proficiencies. We sat down with Senior Outreach Manager for Accessibility, Petr Kucheryavy, to learn more about how got into accessibility and what Spectrum is doing different.

Categories: Business, Technology

Tags: 508, a11y, accessibility, ada, blindness, compliance, disability, selfwork, SEO, Technology, volunteering, WCAG