American Idol is perhaps the biggest television show ever. There has been only one blind contestant to make it into the top ten and that is Scott MacIntyre. In this episode of Dangerous Vision, Randy Cohen dives into music and dishes the dirt with Scott.  
 
To learn more about Dangerous Vision visit <a href='https://www.mabvi.org/resources/dangerous-vision/'>https://www.mabvi.org/resources/dangerous-vision/</a>

American Idol is perhaps the biggest television show ever. There has been only one blind contestant to make it into the top ten and that is Scott MacIntyre. In this episode of Dangerous Vision, Randy Cohen dives into music and dishes the dirt with Scott. To learn more about Dangerous Vision visit https://www.mabvi.org/resources/dangerous-vision/

American Idol is perhaps the biggest television show ever. There has been only one blind contestant to make it into the top ten and that is Scott MacIntyre. In this episode of Dangerous Vision, Randy Cohen dives into music and dishes the dirt with Scott.&nbsp; 
 
To learn more about Dangerous Vision visit&nbsp;<a href="https://www.mabvi.org/resources/dangerous-vision/" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.mabvi.org/resources/dangerous-vision/</a>

American Idol: The Silent High 5

In Season two of Dangerous Vision, Randy Cohen talks about work.  What people do for work, how we are defined by work, and why it is tough for some in the blind community to gain competitive employment.  As a professor, Randy gets students enrolled at Harvard Business School ready to enter and be become leaders in the workforce.  But when you are blind it isn't easy. Randy talks to other blind people about their jobs and to those with sight who either stand up or stand out.  Randy, who has Retinitis Pigmentosa, loves to learn and talk and he applies all of his professorial skills that reveal remarkable insights about what it's like to be blind.

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In Season two of Dangerous Vision, Randy Cohen talks about work. What people do for work, how we are defined by work, and why it is tough for some in the blind community to gain competitive employment. As a professor, Randy gets students enrolled at Harvard Business School ready to enter and be become leaders in the workforce. But when you are blind it isn't easy. Randy talks to other blind people about their jobs and to those with sight who either stand up or stand out. Randy, who has Retinitis Pigmentosa, loves to learn and talk and he applies all of his professorial skills that reveal remarkable insights about what it's like to be blind.

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American Idol: The Silent High 5

American Idol: The Silent High 5