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Many would assume growing up blind in the 1950's & 60's had its challenges. What about growing up Black and Blind attending a segregated school for the blind? In this latest Reid My Mind Radio you hear from the Executive Director of the Radio Reading Network of Maryland, Robert Lewis. We talk about segregation, police brutality playing with Stevie Wonder and he even gives some of his personal music suggestions for those times when you just need a lift! Subscribe: bit.ly/RMMRadioSubscribe Follow me on Twitter:http://twitter.com/tsreid

Taking over the Reid My Mind Radio Studio once again for a year end special...Rizzle Razzle. I asked for your help in convincing my daughters to let me be a part of their end of year wrap up. This year, they cover music, iPhone apps and phrases. Find out who made their lists. Find out if I made the show!

Leading into 2017, it's apparent that finding common ground will be even more important than ever. If you're looking for a New Year's resolution , consider building coalitions. That building for me starts at home! Find out what I mean and then help me take action! Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast! http://bit.ly/RMMRadioSubscribe/ Follow me on Twitter: @tsreid

This episode features the latest Gatewave Radio piece answering the question; Who is the Girl Gone Blind? Immediately following the piece, check out what happens when I run with a bit of inspiration from something I heard in my conversation with Maria Johnson, aka, A Girl gone Blind. Make sure you Subscribe to RMM Radio bit.ly/RMMRadioSubscribe

A look at Notes on Blindness, a new film released in the US and premiering in NYC. It's the story of John Hull who recorded his thoughts, observations and more on audio cassette. This Gatewave story includes a conversation with Co-Director Peter Middleton. It's pretty hard to watch a movie about someone going blind without thinking of my experience. Checkout some of my own personal recordings. Subscribe to RMM Radio: http://bit.ly/RMMRadioSubscribe

Back from another Pennsylvania Council of the Blind Conference. This is not a recap. After all of these years, this was the first time I recall hearing that such conferences have been described as fantasy. Fantastic! Yes, but I never heard them described as being a fantasy. You could say this is my opinion on the idea or you could just say it's what was on my mind!

Brought to you by: [The RAE of Hope;]() Shining a light on a rare childhood eye cancer. Visit: Facebook Page (https://www.facebook.com/TheRAEofHope)http://Facebook.com/TheRAEOfHope YouTube: http://bit.ly/TheRAEofHope2016 Today's Gatewave Radio piece features Lainey Feingold who herself has done much to improve accessibility in the real and virtual world. Her book Structured Negotiation: A Winning Alternative to Lawsuits is now available and as you will hear in today's piece, it offers so much to those outside of the legal community. http://lflegal.com/

Meet voice over artist and Entrepreneur, Satauna Howery. She's one of the winners of the Hadley Forsythe Center for Entrepreneurship and Employment New Ventures Competition. Hear all about the competition , her business, the benefits of a voice over business and opportunities. Plus a little audio geekery from yours truly! Checkout: www.satauna.com @SataunaH on Twitter [email protected] RMMRadio is going on "summer vacation" Make sure you Subscribe to the RMM Radio Podcast via iTunes or any other Podcatcher, Sound Cloud and follow me on Twitter @tsreid.

Meet Nafset Chenib... she dreams of attending school in New York City. Listen to more about her dream, challenges and experience growing up in russia...just make sure you hear her voice! http://bit.ly/Nafset

In this latest production for Gatewave Radio, learn all about The Holy Braille Project from the University of Michigan's Haptix Lab. They're working on an affordable full page Braille display with the potential of being a fully functioning tablet with its own tactile graphic user interface.