NABS NOW Podcast

Can you name some of the most extreme travel conditions you had to endure? How about exploring variety of cane techniques to maximize your independent travel? With colder temperatures lingering over us in many states, this episode is all about maximizing your cane techniques to the fullest, plus, advice from a cane travel instructor on effective cane usage in many different conditions.

Thank you to our special guest Yadiel Sotomayor

Hosted by Seyoon Choi

Created and produced by Kinshuk Tella and Seyoon Choi at the National Association of Blind Students Content Creation Committee

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Marching bands are found in many places, and at many occasions. With its profound roots from military bands to highly competitive marching core groups and marching bands in high school, college and beyond, magnificent sounds from those drums and detailed choreographies are as detailed oriented as it is highly visual. So are there in fact tips, tricks and ways a blind musician could possibly step into the world of marching arts? Listen to this month’s episode as you’ll hear from two of the highly advanced blind marchers and your host jump in with full of stories, tips and advice to share and geek out on all things marching band, plus why marching bands are highly important in their lives.

Thank you to our special guests Emily Kiehl and Dustin Cather

Created and produced by Kinshuk Tella and Seyoon Choi

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October is blindness equality and achievement month, or BEAM for short. To celebrate, the NABS Now team decided to invite a two pairs of blind siblings who exemplifies positive perspectives on their blindness, and gives us into a sneak peek into their family dynamics and lifestyles as siblings.

Thank you to our special guests Aida and Edina Talic, Tim and Joshua Olukanni

Created and produced by Seyoon Choi on behalf of the National Association of Blind Students, a division of the National Federation of the Blind

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Fall can be quite exciting for so many. Perhaps a pumpkin spice Latte from Starbucks or watching the leaves fall under the clear blue sky as the temperatures gently fall is not enough? For many students and educators, fall also marks the beginning of the start of the school year. Have you always wondered how you can support your blind students in your learning environment? Curious as to how you can create a more open and welcoming atmosphere for both students and educators could work collaboratively on implementing those accommodations and best support those diverse learning styles? We are joined by three vibrant, highly insightful educators in all disciplines bringing both perspectives as teachers and students themselves.

Thank you to our special guests Shelby Felter, Nick and Michelle Thompson.

Created and produced by Seyoon Choi and Kinshuk Tella

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Always wondered how you could possibly engage with the leaders of the National Association of Blind Students? This month the NABS Now team decided to do exactly just that, answering questions from you, our audience, featuring the newly elected board members of NABS. Hear from Hunter, Kyle and Sara as they take on your questions and answer them right here.

Thank you to our guests Sara Luna, Hunter Kuester and Kyle Garcia

Created and produced by Seyoon Choi and kinshuk Tella

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In this episode, we discuss cooking on a budget. This includes shopping smart, meal planning, and keeping ingredients fresh. With some fore thought, we can make the most of the food we buy and reduce food waste, saving money in the process.

Thank you to special guest Teresa Fabre.

Created and produced by Kinshuk Tella, Nina Marranca and Seyoon Choi

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Internships are an important part of the college experience. In this episode, hear from two students about their internship adventures, how to land a good internship, and why they have found internships to be important.

Thank you to special guests Anna Price and Emily Kiehl.

Created and produced by Kinshuk Tella,  Nina Marranca and Seyoon Choi

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Are you ready to jump on a plane and go where your travel whims take you? Us, too! That’s why this episode of the NABS Now podcast is all about planning an executing a great and accessible trip. Planning isn’t your thing? That’s cool, but you should still give us a listen on your impromptu flight. Make sure those seatbelts are fastened and tray table at an up-right position! ! 😉

Thank you to our special guests Skye Dunfield and Kyle Garcia.

Created and produced by Nina Marranca, Kinshuk Tella and Seyoon Choi

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Join us this month as we put a new spin on learning about advocacy. In this episode, we present a variety of quiz questions on many advocacy topics relating to online learning. Feel free to keep track of how many answers you got right and what you learned from those you got incorrect. Much of this information is also applicable to on campus course offerings.

The NABS Now team thanks our Legislative and Self-Advocacy committee for assisting and collaborating on this episode.

Thank you to special guests Lina Howard and Elizabeth Rouse.

Created and produced by Kinshuk Tella, Melissa Sprouse, Nina Marranca, and Seyoon Choi

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