The World As I See It

Have ideas for future episodes? You can email me at theworldasiseeitpodcast@gmail.com In Episode 25, I’m hosting my first-ever interview! My friend Kaylee joins me to share her perspective on living with a visual impairment. We talk about the reality of her eye condition and the intense process she went through to get a guide dog from Dogs Inc. This conversation shows how unique the journey to ind...

What does it mean to see when you’ve never had vision? In the first episode of 2026, I'm tackling the big question of mental imagery and visualization. I share how my mind builds a picture of the world without light or images, and why the way we describe things to each other matters more than you might think. This episode is all about curiosity and finding better ways to share our perspectives. If...

Have questions or ideas for future episodes or feedback? You can email me at theworldasiseeitpodcast@gmail.com The world wasn't built for everyone, and sometimes the biggest barriers are the ones you can't see. From inaccessible websites to the privacy-stripping experience of self-checkouts, I’m diving into why bad design is actually a form of discrimination. #theworldasiseeit #blindnessawareness...

You’ve seen them in grocery stores and Ubers—dogs in "service" vests that clearly aren't trained. It might seem harmless, but for the blind community, the consequences are illegal and immediate. Today, we’re talking about how one person’s fraud creates a ripple effect of discrimination that hits cane users and guide dog teams alike.

In this honest and heartfelt episode, I address the biggest assumption faced often: that being blind is "easy" or "inspirational." This episode is a conversation about the pressure to be perfect and the reality of the constant effort required to navigate the world. Learn why humor is often used to manage awkward social interactions—not just for fun, but because people sometimes...

We conclude our miniseries by tackling Retinopathy of Prematurity (ROP). This is the specific vision loss that I, your host, have. This condition affects infants born prematurely, where abnormal blood vessel growth can lead to retinal detachment. I discuss the unique challenges of having vision loss that is present from birth, the specific experience of detachment, and how ROP impacts the developm...

Help me pick the next topic for The World As I See It! Cast your anonymous vote here: Community Input: Your Voice, Your Episodes – Fill out form In part three of our series, we focus on the genetic condition, Retinitis Pigmentosa (RP). I discuss two primary characteristics: night blindness (the loss of sight in low light) and progressive tunnel vision (the gradual closing in of your visual field)....

This episode continues our miniseries on the spectrum of sight loss by focusing on Glaucoma. Known as the "silent thief of sight," this condition often attacks your peripheral vision. I explain how fluid pressure damages the optic nerve and what it feels like to live in a shrinking world where the edges of your vision constantly narrow. We discuss why early detection is vital and the imp...

Got questions about this episode, feedback on the series, or ideas for future topics? You can email me at: theworldasiseeitpodcast@gmail.com You think you know what blindness is? Think again. For 16 episodes, I've shared my story of total blindness, but now I'm flipping the script to expose the vast spectrum of sight loss. This week, we kick off a crucial 4-part miniseries by diving into A...

I need your questions for a future Q&A episode! What’s one thing you’ve always wanted to ask about language, visual phrases, how I process social cues, or anything in general? Send them to my email:mailto:theworldasiseeitpodcast@gmail.com Have you ever wondered how a completely blind person truly "watches" a movie or "reads" the atmosphere of a room? In this episode, I expl...

I need your questions for a future Q&A episode! What’s one thing you’ve always wanted to ask about blindness, interaction, or language? Send me your questions—I can’t wait to hear from you. Email the Podcast:theworldasiseeitpodcast@gmail.comDirect Link for Click-to-Email:mailto:theworldasiseeitpodcast@gmail.com You’ve met a blind person and felt that sudden anxiety: Am I saying the right thing...

What if your fingers were your eyes? In this new episode of The World As I See It , I dive deep into the fascinating world of Braille . I explain the truth about Braille—it's not just a language, but a crucial tool that fundamentally changes how I navigate, learn, and live. I always love hearing from you! Send your thoughts or ideas to my email right here: theworldasiseeitpodcast@gmail.com! #t...

I love sharing my world, but it's time to take a turn and observe you. In this episode, I break down the10 most confusing habitsand strange assumptions of the visual world that make absolutely no sense from my perspective. We're talking about subtle interactions and communication shortcuts you rely on every day. If you havequestions for future episodesor want to reach out, you can always c...

Welcome to Episode 12! We're diving into the questions everyone has but is often afraid to ask. This is the episode where we finally answer theTop 10 questionsabout life without sight. Have a question you want answered on the show? Email me at:theworldasiseeitpodcast@gmail.comIf you enjoyed this episode, please hit the subscribe button and share it with a friend! Your support helps keep this c...

Welcome to The World As I See It! In this episode, we dive deep into one powerful Bible verse: 2 Corinthians 5:7, which says, 'For we live by faith, not by sight. For me, this isn't just a spiritual truth—it's a physical, daily requirement. I break down what it means to live by faith when you literally cannot see the path in front of you. This is about the daily choice we all face: Fai...

In this very personal episode of The World As I See It, I'm answering a difficult question from a listener: "Do you ever get angry at God because you are blind?" I share my own journey with faith, discuss the challenges of living without sight, and reveal how my friends, family, and community have helped me see the world in a unique way. I also talk about how the Bible passage "...

In this episode, I'm answering some personal questions sent in by a listener. We dive into everything from my experience with social media to how I navigate crowded spaces. I also talk about my favorite hobbies, what I consider my greatest strengths, and how my imagination helps me "see" the world. #theworldasiseeit #disabilityisnotinability #blind perspective #disabilityawareness

In this episode, I answer some of your questions and dive into some honest conversations. I share what sighted people get wrong about blindness, my experiences in theater, what careers I think would be challenging, and a few more personal insights. Have questions or ideas for future episodes, put them in the comments or send them to theworldasiseeitpodcast@gmail.com. I would love to hear from you!...

Welcome back! In this Episode, I'm pulling back the curtain on how I navigate the world as a person who is blind. I'm diving into the tech that has completely changed my life, from my iPhone's built-in VoiceOver to futuristic smart glasses and the life-changing Braille Note Touch Plus. Get ready for the good, the bad, and the hilarious moments (like when my phone thinks I'm going t...

I don’t always need words to know someone’s near. In this episode, I talk about how I recognize people by their footsteps, their scent, and sometimes just the way they breathe. This is my perspective. Have feedback or ideas for future episodes? Email: theworldasiseeitpodcast@gmail.com #BlindCreator #BlindPerspective #PodcastLife #DisabilityAwareness #TheWorldAsISeeIt

In this episode of The World As I See It, I share how I experience sports as someone who is blind. From gymnastics and cheerleading to horseback riding, snow skiing, scuba diving, canoeing—and the hardest thing I’ve ever done: running my first half marathon. These are my stories and my challenges. This is what it looks like to push limits when you can’t see them. Got questions or ideas for a futur...

There are things people do around blind people that might seem harmless — but they’re frustrating, and they happen more often than you’d think. In this episode of The World As I See It, I’m talking about some of the situations that genuinely bother me. Like when someone asks a friend or family member what I want — while I’m standing right there. Or when someone grabs me or starts helping without s...

In this episode, I share how I experience and understand color without using sight. I explore how color shows up for me through emotion and personal meaning. Red isn’t just red — it’s intensity. Blue isn’t just calm — it’s space to breathe. Color, to me, is powerful, alive, and deeply personal. Whether you’re sighted or not, this episode might change the way you think about how we connect with the...

In this episode, I respond to a thoughtful question from a teacher who once asked how I visualize the people around me without ever having seen a face. I share how I build mental images through voices, emotions, energy, and presence. From family and friends to teachers and strangers, I talk about how I “see” people using my other senses and imagination. This episode is about perception, connection...

In the very first episode of “The World As I See It”, I’m sharing a glimpse into life as a blind teen navigating a sighted world. I’ll talk about what blindness really feels like, how I experience the world, and why I started this podcast. 🎧 Hit play and see the world through my eyes. 💌 Questions or thoughts? Reach out: 📧 theworldasiseeitpodcast@gmail.com In the very first episode of “The World...