By Royal Society For Blind Children
The podcast currently has 29 episodes available.
On this Pride-themed episode of the Youth Forum’s Unseen Podcast, the RSBC’s LGBTQIA+ Youth Group discuss what it means to inhabit the intersecting spaces of vision impairment and queerness. We also talk about our queer icons, and the group’s plans for the future.
Hello, hello; and welcome to a brand-new podcast from RSBC!
Our Audiobook Club is here to talk about their latest read, Lil' Muffin Drops the Mic by comedian Romesh Ranganathan!
How does, cooking, Hip-Hop, and comedy go together?
Let ABC tell you!
RSBC Audiobook Club is a weekly session ran remotely. Listen to your favourite books from the comfort of your home, meet new friends, and join in on fun discussions and quizzes. You can even help create audiobook sessions based on the chosen book.
When we finish a book, we hold exciting nominations and votes to pick the next one.
Our audiobook club meets at the usual time, from 5pm to 6pm, Mondays and Thursdays. If you're between 8 and 25 years old, don't miss out! Sign up now to find out more!
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Welcome to the very first episode of the TechMates podcast, featuring hosts Alex and Juliette, delving into the fascinating world of technology for visually impaired people.
Put simply, it is just 2 mates, having a chat about tech!
In this debut episode, they'll explore how artificial intelligence could enhance the daily lives of the VI community, from taking silly photos to the pitfalls of AI. It's an episode you won't want to miss!
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Welcome to the RSBC Unseen podcast focusing on the unique journey of parenting as a blind parent. Zenny, our host, is joined by three extraordinary blind parents, each navigating their parenthood journey in their own distinct ways. They transparently share their challenges, positive and negative experiences as well as advice for other blind parents.
What does friendship mean to you ?
In this month’s podcast we had a great time discussing friendship as we approach friendship week. It was a pleasure to have Camille and Carla from Sisterhood join us to share their take on the importance of friendship and how Sisterhood has been the perfect place for young women to cultivate authentic friendships.
Throughout the episode, our hosts delve into the diverse aspects covered by the Sisterhood program. From teaching makeup application to haircare techniques, the program equips young blind females with essential skills, ensuring they can navigate through various social and personal experiences with self-assurance.
If you are a young visually impaired woman eager to explore new opportunities and embrace life to the fullest, this podcast episode is a must-listen!
Additionally, if you wish to join the sessions, please email [email protected].
In this week's captivating episode of the RSBC Unseen podcast, hosts Ikra and Kaya embark on an eye-opening journey as they delve into the world of radio broadcasting with a remarkable guest, Banaris Iqbal. With a distinguished career spanning over 25 years, Banaris is not only an experienced radio DJ but also a valued member of the management committee at Bradford Community Broadcasting Radio.
Tune in as Ikra and Kaya engage in an enlightening conversation with Banaris, who will share invaluable tips and insights on the challenges and triumphs of being a broadcaster when visually impaired. With his infectious passion for radio and an unwavering determination to overcome obstacles, Banaris opens up about his personal journey, revealing the incredible ways he has mastered the art of broadcasting without the use of sight.
Through this thought-provoking episode, listeners will gain a deeper understanding of the innovative techniques and tools employed by blind broadcasters, highlighting the immense talent and resilience within the visually impaired community. Banaris's wealth of experience will undoubtedly inspire aspiring broadcasters, while offering a fresh perspective on the transformative power of radio as an inclusive medium.
Join RSBC Unseen as they amplify the voices that often go unheard and uncover the untold stories of those who defy expectations. This eye-opening episode promises to challenge preconceived notions and ignite a newfound appreciation for the incredible abilities of blind broadcasters. Don't miss out on this enlightening conversation that will forever change the way you perceive the world of radio.
In the latest episode of RSBC Unseen, hosts Zenny, Kaya, and Charlotte dive into the topic of finances. They discuss the challenges faced by young people when it comes to accessing their own money and offer valuable tips on how to avoid common mistakes. The trio also provides insights into which banks are accessible and how to navigate the often-confusing world of finance. Join them as they explore this essential topic and empower listeners to take control of their finances.
In this episode of RSBC Unseen, we explore the topic of transitions. Join us as we hear from Rona and Camille, who share their personal experiences of moving from mainstream school to a college for the visually impaired and from France to England respectively.
Rona will take us through her journey of adjusting to a new learning environment and the challenges she faced, as well as the support systems that helped her through this transition. Camille, on the other hand, will talk about the cultural differences she encountered and how she adapted to her new home.
Whether you're going through a change yourself or simply interested in learning about the experiences of others, this episode is for you. Get ready to be inspired and gain insights into the complexities and rewards of navigating transitions. Don't miss out on this exciting and informative episode of RSBC Unseen!
We had a jam pack summer here at the RSBC, from music creation with a professional composer, to outdoors adventures, where some of us got really wet!
This episode features some of our young people and volunteers sharing their highlights of the summer.
You too can sign up to the range of activities going on every month here at the RSBC by visiting:
https://www.rsbc.org.uk/calendar-of-activities/
This month the Youth Forum is discussing Employment, with special guess Carla from the RSBC Employment team.
What is it like finding work as a visually impaired person? Learn about the good, and the bad by listening.
At RSBC we offer a bespoke employment program , helping young visually impaired professionals obtain the skills to find jobs.
We have worked with Google, Meta, TFL, and other organizations to find out what employers are looking for.
If you are between the age of 16 to 25, please get in touch via our website or social media if you want us to help you find work!
https://www.rsbc.org.uk/
You can learn more about the Blind Person's Tax allowance here:
https://www.gov.uk/blind-persons-allowance
The podcast currently has 29 episodes available.