Resources for the blind

In this episode, I talk about something that is sponsored by the national Federation of the blind. The national Federation of the blind, or NFB, does something every summer, called the bell academy, which lasts two weeks. During this episode, I explain what the bell academy is.

In this episode, I talk about some activities that parents can do with their blind and visually impaired children during the times they are home from school.

In this episode, I share information from the Braille Book Review, which is a publication that I receive from Wolfner Library. y

In this episode, I talk about some of the new voiceover voice is that come with the new iOS update. I also talk about a couple of other features that I thought were pretty interesting.

In this episode of resources for the blind, I talk about an annual event called dining in the dark. This is where people get to see what it’s like for those of us with a visual impairment at meal time.

In this episode, we talk about microphones that can be plugged into your iPhone. These microphones allow you to record in stereo.

This is part two of the episode I did yesterday where I talk about a new resource that is available to those of us who are blind and who live in Missouri.

In this episode, I talk a new resource ghat that is available to all Missouri residents who are blind.i

In this episode, I talk about what it was like when I first started my podcasting journey a year ago this month.

In this episode, I read through some of the announcements that get published in the braille book review, which is a publication that gets produced by the national library service for the blind and print disabled. I also talk about a way to teach kids different concepts of writing, which includes the acronym cops. Cop stands for capitalization, organization, punctuation and spelling

In this episode, I continue talking about the audio movie called jaws for windows is a murderer. This audio movie can be found on YouTube. I talk about what it depicts as far as how this world will end when God comes back to judge those of us who are still living.

In this episode, I talk about an audio movie that can be found on YouTube called Jaws For Windows is a murderer. I may have talked about this particular subject in an earlier podcast episode, but thought I would do another episode about it as kind of a recap for those who may not have had a chance to listen to that particular episode.

In this episode, I talk a little bit about the Americans with disabilities act, otherwise known as the ADA.

In this episode, I provide an update to the special announcement I made yesterday.

In this episode, I announced that we are getting a new member of the podcasting family! I also provide information of how people can contact their children or family members who may attend Camp Barnabas.

In this episode, I provide more information on Liberty Link, which is an app that Christian Record Services members can use to listen to audiobooks, request Digital cartridges and braille books, check due dates on items and much more.t

Welcome to the first episode of season three! In this episode, I talk about a new app that I just recently found out about. It’s an app called Liberty Link, and it was developed by Christian Record Services, which is located in Lincoln, Nebraska.

In this episode, I announce the start of my YouTube channel!

In this episode, Torey and I do a few worship songs that I hope will encourage those who believe in Christianity.

This episode features a friend of mine who shares the story of how she became blind. I hope that this story encourages others who are blind or visually impaired.

In this episode, I talk about ways that people who are blind or visually impaired can treat stains as well as will identify the colors of their clothing so they can match different outfits. I also talk about some thing to use to help people fold things such as T-shirts.

In this episode, I talk about a program for the blind known as SOAR, which is a program that is sponsored by lighthouse for the blind. It takes place at a college in St. Louis called Webster University, and participants stay at the college for three weeks. More details are given in this episode.

This is the second and final part to the two part series where I talk about safety tips for those of us with visual impairments. I hope that this helps those of you who are visually impaired as well as those who are parents of children who are blind or visually impaired.

In this episode, I talk about a project that can be done for Earth Day. This project is great for those with visual impairment.

In this episode, I talked about some safety tips for those of us with visual impairments. In this episode, I talked about some safety tips for those of us with visual impairments.