In Episode 6 of Changing the Narrative, Murray and Elizabeth dive into the surprisingly tricky world of self-awareness and body language for people with blindness and low vision—complete with hilarious mishaps, honest confessions, and practical insights. From Zoom-camera disasters and the infamous “high-partial hunch” to slouching, resting blank face, and even one unforgettable accidental leg-pat in a college green room, they unpack how the way we sit, speak, move, and present ourselves shapes how others see us. They explore why first impressions matter even more when you walk in with a cane or guide dog, how to manage blindisms, how to accept feedback without spiraling, and simple tricks like “aim for the forehead” when you can’t make eye contact. With real stories, playful teasing, and resources like accessible medication tools and classic body-language guides, this episode is equal parts entertaining and empowering—and one embarrassing story in particular is worth the listen alone.