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The Ethics Professor Who Hid Her Blindness | Catching Sight
What happens when an ethics professor spends decades hiding the very vulnerability that would eventually transform her life... and her work?
Host Rahn Springer sits down with Deni Elliott — vision-impaired handler, ethics professor, and lifelong advocate for independence — and Graham Buck, a veteran guide dog trainer with over 30 years at Guiding Eyes for the Blind and founder of Buck's Best Dogs. Together, they co-authored *Catching Sight: How a Guide Dog Helped Me See Myself*, a rare dual-perspective look at the guide dog partnership told by the person who lived it and the trainer who shaped it.
This one goes deep. Humor, heartbreak, and hard-earned wisdom... from both sides of the harness.
Host Rahn Springer sits down with Deni Elliott — vision-impaired handler, ethics professor, and lifelong advocate for independence — and Graham Buck, a veteran guide dog trainer with over 30 years at Guiding Eyes for the Blind and founder of Buck's Best Dogs. Together, they co-authored *Catching Sight: How a Guide Dog Helped Me See Myself*, a rare dual-perspective look at the guide dog partnership told by the person who lived it and the trainer who shaped it.
This one goes deep. Humor, heartbreak, and hard-earned wisdom... from both sides of the harness.
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By Rahn SpringerWhat happens when an ethics professor spends decades hiding the very vulnerability that would eventually transform her life... and her work?
Host Rahn Springer sits down with Deni Elliott — vision-impaired handler, ethics professor, and lifelong advocate for independence — and Graham Buck, a veteran guide dog trainer with over 30 years at Guiding Eyes for the Blind and founder of Buck's Best Dogs. Together, they co-authored *Catching Sight: How a Guide Dog Helped Me See Myself*, a rare dual-perspective look at the guide dog partnership told by the person who lived it and the trainer who shaped it.
This one goes deep. Humor, heartbreak, and hard-earned wisdom... from both sides of the harness.
Host Rahn Springer sits down with Deni Elliott — vision-impaired handler, ethics professor, and lifelong advocate for independence — and Graham Buck, a veteran guide dog trainer with over 30 years at Guiding Eyes for the Blind and founder of Buck's Best Dogs. Together, they co-authored *Catching Sight: How a Guide Dog Helped Me See Myself*, a rare dual-perspective look at the guide dog partnership told by the person who lived it and the trainer who shaped it.
This one goes deep. Humor, heartbreak, and hard-earned wisdom... from both sides of the harness.