In this episode, I talk about new apps that I have discovered within the past several months. As always, these apps are voiceover accessible, and they are free to download.

In this episode, I talk about the life of Helen Keller, a woman who was blind and deaf, and lived during the 20th century.

In this episode, I talk about the Life of Louis braille, and his invention of the braille reading system for the blind.

In this episode, I talk about different games as well as holiday crafts. I also talk about another website where audio descriptive movies and TV shows can be found. Last but not least, I talk about an audio movie that can be found on YouTube.

In this episode, I talk about shows that are audio described on Netflix and other streaming services. I also talk about a few that are not audio described, but are pretty easy to follow because of all the dialogue.

In this episode, I talk about different games that people can download on their phones and play. These games are all accessible with voiceover. I also talk about games that can be played on an Amazon Echo Dot.

In this episode, I talk about different things that might interest those who are blind, as well as ways to get help if issues come up while using the BARD Mobile app or website.

In this episode, I talk about different organizations that provide virtual meetings for those with blindness or visual impairment. I also talk about Facebook groups that someone who is Blind can join so that they can hopefully meet and become friends with other blind people.

In this episode, I talk about what meet the blind month is. I also talk about white cane safety day, which takes place during Meet The blind month. I also talk a little bit about autism awareness month, which takes place in April. This subject gets covered within this podcast because of the fact that I know several people who are blind and autistic. Hope you all enjoy.

This episode is the second part to a two part series that I decided to do where I talk about technology for the blind. I also talked about an organization called computers for the blind, which is where people can get computers that are refurbished and already have jars downloaded on them. Last but not least, I talked about tips that people can follow if they are around someone who has a service dog, as well as organizations that teach blind or visually impaired individuals about job and ADL training.