Episode 011 | Mary Mammoliti (On-Air Food Expert + Podcaster) joins the podcast. Mary discusses being a legally blind cook, her podcast "Kitchen Confession", and "coming out" as someone who has Retinitis Pigmentosa. To listen to Mary's podcast, visit: kitchenconfession.com | You can also access her show "Now We're Cooking" via ami.ca | Mary mentioned Fighting Blindness Canada, who offer hope to Canadians by identifying the best, most promising research that is driving treatments and cures for blinding eye diseases. To learn more, visit: fightingblindness.ca | To learn more about The See-Through Podcast, visit: seethoughpod.com

Episode 010 | Victor Mifsud, also known as the Blind Biohacker, joins the podcast to talk about his documentary "My Neuroplastic Adventure." Victor also discusses the brain's neuroplasticity and how he is biohacking his vision from both the inside and outside. To learn more about Victor's film, visit: myneuroplasticadventure.com | Interested in red light therapy? Visit: emr-tech.com (DISCOUNT CODE: BLINDBIOHACKER) | Victor's featured company was the clothing brand Two Blind Brothers. To learn more, visit: twoblindbrothers.com

Episode 009 | Carden Wyckoff (Podcaster) takes a break from hosting her own podcast and joins me for a conversation. Carden talks about finding independence as a wheelchair user, traveling solo through Europe, piggybacking the Appalachian trail, and her own podcast “Freewheelin With Carden”. | Carden’s wheelchair is made by Whill. To learn more, visit: whill.inc | Carden’s featured organization was the FSHD society. To learn more, visit: fshdsociety.org | Carden’s podcast “Freewheelin With Carden” is available on various streaming platforms. To listen/learn more, visit: freewheelinwithcarden.com | To learn more about "The See-Through Podcast", visit: seethroughpod.com

Episode 008 | Angel Adorno (Jiu Jitsu Athlete) comes on the podcast to discuss being a blind athlete in the sighted sport of Jiu Jitsu. Angel also discusses his master's degree in vocational rehabilitation as well as his other passions: stand-up comedy and radio hosting. | Angel is the co-founder of No Limits Jiu Jitsu Foundation. To learn more, visit: nolimitsjiujitsufoundation.org | Angel also co-manages the online radio station: HeatFM. Listen here: heatfmradio.com | Angel's featured non-profit was Yorkie 911 Rescue, which is an organization that is passionate about rescuing, vetting, and re-homing Yorkshire terriers and other small breed dogs. To learn more, visit: yorkie911rescue.com | To learn more about the podcast, visit: seethroughpod.com

Episode 007 | Madeline Conner (Blind Leukemia Survivor), the daughter of Kate Conner (Episode 006), joins the podcast. Born blind, Madeline is a twelve year old that has also beat leukemia. | Madeline's featured non-profit was the Make-A-Wish Foundation. To learn more, visit: wish.org | To learn more about the podcast, visit: seethroughpod.com

Episode 006 | Kate Conner (Author/Mother) brings a parent's perspective to the podcast. Kate covers a variety of parental topics around raising her daughter, Madeline. Born blind, Madeline is a twelve year old that has also beat leukemia. | To learn more about the podcast, visit: seethroughpod.com

Episode 005 | Kristy Lee (Genetic Counselor) joins the podcast to discuss genetic testing, counseling, gene therapy, and the results of Lance’s own genetic tests. | Kristy’s featured organization was Spark Therapeutics - a fully integrated, commercial company committed to discovering, developing and delivering gene therapies. Spark Therapeutics challenge the inevitability of genetic diseases, including blindness, hemophilia, lysosomal storage disorders and neurodegenerative diseases. To learn more, visit: sparktx.com | Need help finding a genetic counselor? Visit: www.nsgc.org | For more podcast content, visit: seethroughpod.com

Episode 004 | Lex Gillette (Blind Paralympic Athlete) joins the podcast to discuss being a world record holding long-jumper, the difference between having sight and having a vision, and his side project: singing.

To learn more about Lex, visit: lexgillette.com | Lex's featured non-profit was Classroom Champions - an organization that connects volunteer Olympians, Paralympians, Student-Athletes, and Professional Athletes to K-8 classrooms. To learn more, visit: classroomchampions.org | For more on the podcast, visit: seethroughpod.com

Episode 003 | Bryan & Bradford Manning (Two Blind Brothers) discuss their successful clothing company, the challenges of having a vision disability and their plan to cure blindness.

To learn more about Two Blind Brothers, visit: twoblindbrothers.com | The brother’s featured non-profit was Foundation Fighting Blindness. To find your local chapter, visit: foundationfightingblindness.org | For more on the podcast, visit: seethroughpod.com

Episode 002 | Alex Blaszczuk (Filmmaker) joins the podcast to talk about her new documentary "Speaking Nearby." Alex also discusses travel accessibility as a wheelchair user, the communal aspect of film crews, and more.

To learn more about Alex's film, visit: speakingnearby.com | Alex's featured non-profit was Sins Invalid - a disability justice based performance project. To learn more, visit: sinsinvalid.org | For more on the podcast, visit: seethroughpod.com