This week, Jamie speaks to blind Podcast producer and host, Emma Tracy. They discuss how she got into the industry, the best things about producing and hosting the BBC Access All podcast, where she would like to take it and more, enjoy! This podcast is sponsored by FC sensory, a football club based in Coventry for partially cited and blind people under the age of 16. For more details, please email [email protected]

This week, Jamie speaks to football journalist, Aaron Diskin about how he discovered his passion for journalism, his first steps in the industry, being nominated for awards and what the future holds for him, enjoy! This podcast is sponsored by FC sensory, a small football club based in Coventry for people under the age of 16 who are partially sighted or blind. For more details, please email [email protected]

This week, Jamie speaks to fellow blind podcaster and advocate, Chad Bouton, the host of The Unsyted Radio podcast. Chad talks about his journey with sight loss, the impact the global pandemic had on his life and plans, how he got into podcasting, advocacy and much more, enjoy! This podcast is sponsored by FC sensory, a small football club based in Coventry for partially cited and blind people under the age of 16. For more details, please email [email protected]

For the second episode of 2024, Jamie sits down with the co-chair of the young greens,Kelsey Trevett. Kelsey talks about their experiences of being in three different types of educational environments, from the Royal National College for the blind to the University of Oxford, why they thought politics was the right career for them and how they got involved with the young greens and much more, enjoy! This podcast is sponsored by FC sensory, a small football club based in Coventry for partially sighted and blind people under the age of 16. For more details, please email [email protected]

Today, Jamie is joined by disability journalist and author, Rachel Charlton-Dailey. After appearing on the podcast back in 2020, Rachel is back to discuss their new children's book which comes out on Monday, January 8th. They talk about where the idea of a children's book came from, the process of writing it, what impact they hope the book will have and much more, enjoy! We apologise for the audio at the beginning of this episode, we have had some technical difficulties but hopefully it will sound a lot better for the next episode. This podcast is sponsored by FC sensory, a football club based in Coventry for people under the age of 16, for more details please email [email protected] - Pre-order "Ruby Hastings Writes Her Own Story" > https://linktr.ee/buyrubyhastings

Today, Jamie speaks to one of his visually impaired friends, Elisha to talk about the sport of acoustic rifle shooting, how they got into it, ways it could grow and where they would like to go with in the sport, enjoy! This podcast is sponsored by FC sensory, a football club based in Coventry for partially cited and blind people under the age of 16, for more details please email [email protected]

Today, Jamie is joined bye accessible travel advocate Doug Paulley. Doug Talks about how he got into campaigning for accessible travel for disabled people, his opinions on the ticket office closure consultations, where public transport is making positive changes and ways it could improve and much more, enjoy! Sponsored by FC sensory, a football club based in Coventry for partially cited and blind people under the age of 16, for more details please email [email protected]

This week, Jamie is joined by 4x winter Paralympian medalist and 2x world champion skier, Millie Knight. They discuss how she got into winter sports, her experiences in the 2014, 2018 and 2022 winter Paralympics as well as overcoming two serious injuries that could have ended her career. Finishing off with her transition into competitive karate and what the future holds for the visually impaired athlete, enjoy! This podcast is sponsored by FC sensory, a football club basin Coventry for partially sighted and blind people under the age of 16, for more details email [email protected]

In this extra special instalment of the blind sports series, Jamie speaks to Bernie from FC sensory, a new football club for blind and visually impaired people in Coventry and Warwickshire. They discuss how the club was founded, their journey so far and the plans for the future, enjoy!please email [email protected] to find out more.

For the final episode of the Blind sports series, Jamie speaks to visually impaired rugby player Aaron Fowler. They discuss his careers in journalism and physiotherapy alongside his journey into VI rugby, not forgetting his disability sports podcast, enjoy! This podcasts is sponsored by FC Sensory, a football club for visually impaired and blind people based in Coventry for anyone under or over the age of 16. For more details, email [email protected]