This Is What Blind Looks Like

Angie and Kimberly are joined by Bonnie Archibald, Associate Director of Mira USA, for a grounded conversation about guide dogs for blind youth and what truly goes into placing a dog with a child or teen. Mira USA focuses exclusively on blind youth ages 11 to 17, serving families at a point where independence starts to matter in very real ways. Bonnie explains Mira USA’s rigorous application proce...

Angie and Kimberly are back behind the mics, and this week they’re joined by Greg, who brings both wit and wisdom to a conversation about life on the move when you’re blind. From his trusty cane days, to teaming up with his guide dog Vader (yes, like that Vader), Greg shares how each tool shaped his independence, freedom, and even the way strangers interact with him. But Greg doesn’t stop there. H...

Season 6 kicks off with a jam-packed conversation featuring Angie, Kimberly, and Danny. Angie shares her powerful experience attending the Uber/Lyft protest that took place on White Cane Day 2024, touching on the impact it had and the meaningful connections she made with blind creators on TikTok.  The trio dives deep into the world of guide dogs—from the emotional bond between handler and dog to t...

On this episode, Angie chatted with a friend who is very near and dear to her heart, Danny , the Blind Radio Guy. Angie had the pleasure to be featured on his show, Blind Radio Guy almost two years ago! Join and listen as Danny shares his passion for radio and podcasting, his journey with blindness, and a bit of his story. They even walk down memory lane a bit. Danny and Angie have been friends fo...

On this episode, the ladies talk about one of the downsides of having a disability, is sometimes feeling like a burden. While yes, they are comfortable with their blindness, there are times where it’s so valid to feel these feelings and that’s perfectly fine. But at the end of the day, the positives outweigh the negatives.

On this episode the ladies discuss the disadvantages of being blind. yes, being blind does have its drawbacks. It's not sunshine and roses all the time. Despite that, we still enjoy life.

For this episode, the ladies decided to do a fun halloween themed topic. They ask each other what their favorite character from a movie would do differently assuming they're blind.

Join the ladies for this short and sweet episode of where they talk about the benefits of being blind. Yes, there are positive things about blindness.

If you love technology, you know how much AI has been so popular. On This episode, the ladies talk about different AI apps for the blind like Seeing AI and Be my AI. They also talk about AI apps and technology that were not developed exclusively for the blind like. the Ray-ban Meta glasses, Chat GPT, Google Gemini, etc. But, they are also very beneficial to the blind. You won't want to miss it...

In this episode, the ladies talk about virtual games such as audio games and mobile app games that are accessible for the blind.

In this episode, Angie and Kimberly are back with a fun yet informative one. Ladies, let's talk bags! We know just how important are bag is to us and the items we may need throughout our day. Though, Angie puts a different spin on it... Since, Angie is a guide dog user, her dog needs to have items like water bowls, a puppy oops kit, treats, a bone, and sometimes food. There are other items Ang...

Angie and Kimberly are joined by Tanya and Mark from Get Braille. Get Braille is a company that specializes in transcribing braille. They produce braille menus, braille business card overlays,tactile graphics and so much more! Links: www. GetBraille.com

The Ladies of This Is What Blind Looks Like are back after taking a hiatus. They explain why they were gone for as long as they have been and what changes there will be made to the show. No worries, there will still be content.

On this last part of this doggone good series, Angie and Meghan Whalen talk about guide dog training and the different dog breeds that are used for guide work, and also mention how handlers should support each other.

On this episode, Angie and Meghan Whalen are back to talk more about the training process with Draco and how Meghan trained Angie how to work with Draco during their placement. You won't want to miss this informative part of the series!

Angie and Kimberly talk about all things make up and share some tips. Angie also talks about how she got into make up and has a story to share. Don't miss it!

In this episode, Angie and Kimberly sit down with Richard Bennet from the Knights of the Braille podcast to talk about all things spooky. We also get to know more about Richard himself. You won't want to miss it. You can find more about Richard at 620lifepodcast.com

In the second part of this series, Angie is joined by Meghan. They discuss why Angie chose to privately train instead of going through a program, How to choose a private trainer, and how does placement vary.

On this episode, Angie and Kimberly are joined by Saylor from Hope Without Sight Radio and his co-host Tyler. Saylor and Tyler tell us about their radio show and how they got started. They also discuss various topics including blindness, employment discrimination, and so much more. Find out more: realvarietyradio.com

Here is the guide series you have long awaited for. Angie is joined by her friend and trainer Meghan Whalen. Meghan is an owner trainer and also has had experience raising and training guide and service dogs. In the first part of this series, they discuss the different ways to obtain a guide dog, juno walk, how to pick a puppy, the cost associated with privately training, and so much more!

Angie takes a moment to introduce a new member of the team of This Is What Blind Looks Like... the furry new member is Angie's guide dog, Draco. Hear about his favorite things besides being in the studio with Angie and of course guiding her around. Get ready for a brand new series coming up about Angie's experience training with Draco. Find Us on: Facebook: facebook.com/thisiswhatblindlook...

A continuation of this episode: Angie and Kimberly sit down with Chad Bouton from the Unsyghted Radic and talk about gaming, podcasting, blindness, what Chad has been up to and so much more! Follow Chad on twitter at twitter.com/unsyghtedradio

Angie and Kimberly sit down with Chad Bouton from the Unsyghted Radic and talk about gaming, podcasting, blindness, what Chad has been up to and so much more! Follow Chad on twitter at twitter.com/unsyghtedradio

After a month's break, Angie and Kimberly are back with an all new episode. Do you like good food and want to know the importance of braille menus? Don't miss this episode filled with delicious goodness. I mean, information.

In this episode, Angie sits down with Sam from the Blind Life. They talk about how Sam started to create content to help people living with vision loss, how to create content, assistive technology, and more. Rather than your traditional sit down interview, this episode was more of a fun chat. very laid back yet informative. You won't want to miss it. Learn more about the Blind Life at: www.the...