Talking blind

Talking blind

By Zippora JonesEducationSelf-Improvement
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Talking blind episodes

  • Get to know Sharon from Chicago… 🔎

    Join me on this episode as we speak with Sharon from Chicago…

    A woman who has been visually impaired all of her life, she has learned how to adapt to her vision…

    She has raised her daughter…

    Worked in society…

    And have some funny stories to tell about it all, lol!!!

    31 min
  • Confidence looks good on chauncy G

    Join me on the journey of learning more about Chauncy as he explains his life as a visually impaired individual with RP…

    Also check out how Well confidence looks good on Chauncy as he shares with us and innovative way he’s developing when navigating his New World…

    being a visually, impaired single father,…

    a fabulous teacher and More……

    31 min
  • Canes! Canes! Canes!🦯

    This episode is a follow up… There were many questions about the telescopic came that I was using during the National Federation of the blind national convention in Austin Texas… So I am sharing not only information from the telescopic Kane, but also that we walk Kane…


    Interlocking telescopic came


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    https://palmervision.com/shop

    11 min
  • Let’s glide!!

    Let’s glide into this episode together… Join me and my friend veatrice as we experience the glide during the National Federation of the blind National conference in Austin Texas… Find out how veatrice enjoyed learning more about this amazing style of Kane usage…


    https://glidance.io/

    8 min
  • I did it it’s finally here!!!✍🏼📚

    Yes!!! It’s finally here… No more talking myself out of it no more second-guessing myself. I have finally published my blindness Support guy “out of the dark and into your light“ a first start guide to regaining blindness, independence…

    Please support me on this new journey as I share some of the tips and tools that I have learned along the way in my 25 years of being blind…

    The Support guy is years of stories that I’ve collected over the years tools that I’ve learned along the way resources that I’ve used in others have shared with me…

    I’ve even included some of the lessons I’ve learned through the voices of those that I have interviewed here on the podcast…

    If you would like to support Talking blind the podcast, out of the dark and into your light support guide, and other ventures please visit my website at talkingblind.com


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    14 min
  • Rewind on a musical motivational journey

    This rewind episode will take you on a flashback journey of music that motivated and inspired me along my way… Just a sweet, simple reflection of inspiring interesting music from hip-hop to R&B to pop the gospel. You never know where my music will take you…

    just like you never know where this podcast goes.

    22 min
  • Rewind to advocating, educating and demonstrating

    Another episode on our rewind journey…

    as we revisit Ms. Tekesha Saffold

    And reflect on her story as an Advocator, educator, and overall motivator…

    An interview done during the COVID-19 Stay at home order…

    Learn about her work with just for us blind girls support group, NFB of Florida and Palm Beach County, bold blind beauty and More…

    18 min
  • Rewind with ACB director of development Anthony Stevens

    Rejoin me as we reflect back on the past where I interviewed Anthony Stevens the director of development for American Council of the blind (ACB) he will discuss how instrumental his father was in fighting for his rights as a young blind personAs well as in filling in him the value that he still holds today and fighting for the rights of other blind individuals.

    21 min
  • Beep ball rewind…

    Let’s play ball again!!!

    Join me once again as we we rewind and join Beatrice as she explains the exciting world of beep ball…

    Summer is almost here and we’re reflecting on our past years and what better way to start the summer off then an adaptive sport…

    So put on your blindfold open up your ears to the beep get your bat in hand and let swing for the fences…

    And if you’re interested in checking out some more sports try visiting some of these websites


    • United States Association of Blind Athletes (USABA) A member of the U.S. Olympic Committee, USABA offers competitive and recreational sports programs for individuals with visual impairments, including track & field, skiing, cycling, judo, goalball, and powerlifting. usaba.org National Beep Baseball Association (NBBA) Organizes the adapted version of baseball for individuals who are blind or visually impaired. Includes teams, tournaments, rules, and training resources. nbba.org • Beep Kickball Association Promotes the inclusive version of kickball using audible balls and bases. Popular in schools and camps nationwide. beepkickball.org • American Blind Bowlers Association Supports leagues and tournaments for blind bowlers. Publishes The Blind Bowler newsletter and supplies lane guide rails. abbabowling.org • American Blind Golf Association Holds national championship events for blind golfers with the assistance of coaches or guides. americanblindgolf.com • International Blind Golf Association Coordinates international tournaments and fosters global participation in blind golf. Hosts the World Blind Golf Championships every two years. internationalblindgolf.com • Blind Judo Foundation Promotes the inclusion of visually impaired athletes in judo by supporting instructors, offering training materials, and providing student funding. blindjudofoundation.org • Blind Sailing International Offers information on recreational and competitive sailing for individuals with visual impairments, including international racing rules and adaptive techniques. blindsailinginternational.com • U.S. Blind Tandem Cycling Connection Promotes tandem cycling for individuals who are blind, including team formation and event participation. tandemcyclingconnection.org • USA Swimming Disability Committee Supports swimmers with disabilities, including those with visual impairments, through rule adaptations, competition inclusion, and developmental resources. usaswimming.org Outdoor & Seasonal

    15 min

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showing society a different side of vision impairment and provide guidance to individuals with vision impairment in the areas of living skills, employment, socializing, education, Assistive…