This Is What Blind Looks Like

Angie and Kimberly sit down with Pramit from india, who is the creator behind Louie Voice Control. Louie Voice is like a "friend" who can help you navigate your phone just by using your voice. Come and join us as we learn what Louie can do. info and links: https://louievoice.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/appforblind/?modal=admin_todo_tour Twitter: https://twitter.com/LouieVoice Co...

Angie and Kimberly bring you the very first podcast collab with Lissa Lo and Natalie Trevonne from the podcast Fashionably Tardy. In this episode, the ladies discuss their love of fashion and how blindness is certainly not a set back when it comes to dress up for an interview, the job, going out, or in everyone's case today staying home. Learn how we blind ladies put together our outfits and s...

On this episode, Angie and Kimberly bring in a special guest with them. Joey Stuckey is a blind guitartist from Macon, Georgia who is a musician and also teaches music education. Joey also tells us how his blindness helped him get involved with music and how he incorporates it into his songwriting. If you want to find out more about Joey Stuckey and his music you can find him on: Facebook: Faceboo...

it's election season! Angie and Kimberly discuss voting and why it's important. They bring up accessible voting using the automark voting machine as well as the difficulties that come with voting absentee when you're blind. we also bring up resources you can tap into to be sure you are ready to cast your vote independently and privately as a Blind person. info and links: National Feder...

Angie and Kimberly are back for a second season! In this episode, we welcome you back and also explain why we took a hiatus, Angie did not announce it publicly at the time, as there was a lot happening. But, we are happy to be back and we cannot wait to bring you more content. Angie shares her experience with attending a blindness adjustment program at BLIND. Inc. and how her experience turned out...

Angie and Kimberly interview their final sports guest Daryl, a visually impaired Goalball player. Like their last guest Ron, Daryl has traveled around the world taking part in the Pan American Games and the Parlympics. He shareed his dream of being a professional athlete before he lost his vision and how playing Goalball allowed him to fulfill that dream.

Dive further into the world of blind sportsmanship with Kimberly and Angie as they interview their second sports guest Ron. Ron is a Judo player who has won multiple metals during his competitions. He explains how the Pan American Games and the Parlympics have changed and enriched his life.

Description: Join Kimberly and Angie as they begin their "Blind Sports" series. Their first guest in this three episode series is Salmaan, a 26 year old Blind Hockey player. Having lost his vision as a teen, he shares how he has kept his love of athleticism and love for hiking and the outdoors.

In this special holiday release Angie and Kimberly share tips and techniques on how the blind and/or visually impaired handle shopping. They offer suggestions based on their own personal experiences with both online shopping and in store shopping.

Angie and Kimberly interview their fourth and final guest for the Guide Dog series. Alex tells her story as both a blind individual and a wheelchair user. She explains her determination to train her own dog and all the challenges of cross training.

Angie and Kimberly had the pleasure to sit with Julie Johnson, a guide dog owner trainer/handler who also owns her own store and makes products for guide dog users. she talks about how she decided to owner train, the process of choosing a service dog prospect, and what goes in to training your own guide dog. She even wrote a book all about it! Links: Volhard Puppy Aptitude Test: https://www.volhar...

For Part 2 of this episode, Angie and Kimberly sit down with Elaine Mara , a guiding eyes graduate living in Florida. She talks about what going away to guide dog school is like, her experience being a handler, and dealing with retiring a dog guide. Links: Guiding eyes for the Blind https://www.guidingeyes.org The International Guide Dog Federation https://www.igdf.org.uk

This Episode was recorded in May. Where we talk all about guide dogs! For Part 1 of this episode, Angie and Kimberly sit down with Kristin Miller from Texas, who went through Fidelco and trained in her home with her guide dog. Other topics of discussion include the history of guide dogs, service dogs and the ADA, the difference between a service animal, an emotional support animal, and a therapy d...

in the second part of this episode, Angie and Kimberly talk to Heather Fritz who is a former Orientation and Mobility Specialist in the school district of the town she lives in. She dicusses COMS methods of teaching o&m, different types of canes and cane techniques, and echolocation. COMS: https://www.acvrep.org/certifications/coms Ambutech canes: https://ambutech.com National Federation of th...

On the first part of this episode, Angie and Kimberly discuss orientation and mobility. The history behind it and how important it is for a blind person to know how to get around confidently. They are joined by their first guest Rob Hobson, who is a former cane travel instructor who taught travel at Blind Incorporated. They talk about what structured discovery is, the different types of canes that...

This Episode was recorded on January 23rd, 2019. Angie and Kimberly introduce their very first guest on the show, Carissa Mallman. They discuss the topic of vision loss and the resources that are out thee to help those going through vision loss. Carissa shares her story on how she lost her vision and overcame it. WE also hear Kimberly's story on how she gradually lost vision due to two failed...

Angie and Kimberly discuss assistive technology and the importance of accessibility. We discuss several pieces of assistive technology that is out there to enhance the lives of Blind people such as braille note takers and displays, screen readers, screen magnification software, wearable technology, low vision aids, and more...

This episode was recorded on November 11th, 2018. Angie and Kimberly discuss Braille Literacy, the history of braille, how braille has evolved today, and the importance of braille signage in public establishments. A Big thank you to Robert Kingett for allowing us to use his song, "Brailling signs is cool to do" and to Sean Hasberry for connecting us with his friend Robert and for posting t...

Meet Angie and Kimberly, two Blind women from Wisconsin as they discuss blindness in general, their vision conditions, and share facts and misconceptions about blindness.