In Episode 75 of the Eyes Free Sports podcast, our guest is Wilbert Turner of Cleveland, OH. A Hall of Famer in beep baseball and world recordholder as a blind bowler, Turner discussed:

• Where he was born and his childhood

Learn more about beep baseball at http://nbba.org.

Learn more about blind bowling and the American Blind Bowling Association (ABBA) at http://abba1951.com/.

In Episode 74 of the Eyes Free Sports podcast, we are joined by Matt Wallace, a blind sports commentator and adaptive athlete from Pennsylvania. During the interview, Wallace spoke about:

• His early years and visual impairment

In Episode 73 of the Eyes Free Sports podcast, we speak with Jason Romero of Denver, CO. Romero is an extreme endurance athlete who has competed in numerous races and events that few sighted individuals would even try to tackle. During the conversation, Romero discussed:

• Where he was born and his early years

Learn more about Jason Romero at http://jasonromero.net.

Contact him via email at [email protected].

In Episode 72 of the Eyes Free Sports podcast, we catch up with Jacory Wiley from Atlanta, GA. Wiley is a visually impaired author, motivational speaker, and longtime beep baseball player. During the interview, Wiley talked about:

• Where he was born and grew up

Learn more about Jacory Wiley and find his books at http://www.jacorywiley.com.

Contact him via email at [email protected].

In Episode 71 of the Eyes Free Sports podcast, we hit the pool to visit with McClain Hermes. A two-time Paralympian in swimming, she is now pursuing a new athletic goal. During the conversation, Hermes discussed:

• Where she was born and her childhood

Follow McClain Hermes on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/McClainHermes and on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/mcclainhermes88.

In Episode 70 of the Eyes Free Sports podcast, we chat with Dr. T. Nicole Kirk, an assistant professor of health and physical education in the Department of Kinesiology at the University of Georgia who has coached, taught, and researched adaptive sports for the blind and visually impaired. During the interview, Dr. Kirk spoke about:

• Her early interest in sports

Check out Dr. Kirk’s bio at https://people.coe.uga.edu/nicole-kirk/.

In Episode 69 of the Eyes Free Sports podcast, Neal McDonald, a.k.a. “Neal Dawg,” joined the conversation. A longtime beep baseball player himself and current advocate and commentator on this adaptive sport, McDonald discussed:

• His personal background and how he suddently went blind

Learn more about beep baseball and the National Beep Baseball Association at http://nbba.org/.

Check out The Beepball Blues Show on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQ_HllNIoY5xLnhMVwVVGbQ.

In Episode 68 of the Eyes Free Sports podcast, we chat with Krista Giannik, an entrepreneur in the PR and writing space who also happens to be a versatile adaptive athlete. During the interview, Giannik spoke about:

• Where she was born and grew up

Check out her business website at http://www.wisewordsthatmatter.com.

Explore the programs offered through Third Eye Insight at http://thirdeyeinsight.org.

Learn more about the Leaps of Faith (LOF) Adaptive Skiers program at http://lofadaptiveskiers.org.

Check out Vermont Adaptive Ski and Sports at http://vermontadaptive.org.

In Episode 67 of the Eyes Free Sports podcast, we visit with Jasen Bracy II, a visually impaired football player from California, along with his dad, Jasen Bracy. The father and son discussed:

• Jasen’s childhood and visual impairment

In Episode 66 of the Eyes Free Sports podcast, our guest is Sensei Devin Fernandez form New York. A visually impaired martial artist who runs a nonprofit providing adaptive sports, Fernandez spoke about:

• Where he was born and grew up

Learn more about Third Eye Insight at http://thirdeyeinsight.org. Contact Devin via email at [email protected] or by phone at 631-445-3464.