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In the second part of this series, Angie is joined by Meghan. They discuss why Angie chose to privately train instead of going through a program, How to choose a private trainer, and how does placement vary.
On this episode, Angie and Kimberly are joined by Saylor from Hope Without Sight Radio and his co-host Tyler. Saylor and Tyler tell us about their radio show and how they got started. They also discuss various topics including blindness, employment discrimination, and so much more.
Find out more:
realvarietyradio.com
Here is the guide series you have long awaited for. Angie is joined by her friend and trainer Meghan Whalen. Meghan is an owner trainer and also has had experience raising and training guide and service dogs.
In the first part of this series, they discuss the different ways to obtain a guide dog, juno walk, how to pick a puppy, the cost associated with privately training, and so much more!
Angie takes a moment to introduce a new member of the team of This Is What Blind Looks Like... the furry new member is Angie's guide dog, Draco. Hear about his favorite things besides being in the studio with Angie and of course guiding her around. Get ready for a brand new series coming up about Angie's experience training with Draco.
Find Us on:
Facebook: facebook.com/thisiswhatblindlookslike
Twitter: twitter.com/blindlookslike
For more fun Draco content check out:
Instagram:
instagram.com/Draco_the_guide_dragon
Tiktok: tiktok.com/@seeing_through_draco
A continuation of this episode: Angie and Kimberly sit down with Chad Bouton from the Unsyghted Radic and talk about gaming, podcasting, blindness, what Chad has been up to and so much more!
Follow Chad on twitter at twitter.com/unsyghtedradio
Angie and Kimberly sit down with Chad Bouton from the Unsyghted Radic and talk about gaming, podcasting, blindness, what Chad has been up to and so much more!
Follow Chad on twitter at twitter.com/unsyghtedradio
After a month's break, Angie and Kimberly are back with an all new episode. Do you like good food and want to know the importance of braille menus? Don't miss this episode filled with delicious goodness. I mean, information.
In this episode, Angie sits down with Sam from the Blind Life. They talk about how Sam started to create content to help people living with vision loss, how to create content, assistive technology, and more. Rather than your traditional sit down interview, this episode was more of a fun chat. very laid back yet informative. You won't want to miss it.
Learn more about the Blind Life at:
www.theblindlife.net
Join us for the second part of the learn about glaucoma episode, with Dr. Kurt Schwieso, Listen to learn about how glaucoma is treated, the difference between open angle glaucoma, closed angle glaucoma, and more.
In this episode, Angie and Kimberly talk snow travel. We discuss the difference between traveling with a cane or a guide dog, we discuss the challenges of snow travel, and techniques we have learned to make it easier.
From the publisher's feed
You’ve probably heard someone say, “But you don’t look blind.”
We have too.
This Is What Blind Looks Like exists because…
Join Angie, Patty, Danny, and Greg, four people with very different backgrounds and experiences with blindness, as we trade stories, challenge misconceptions, answer the questions people are sometimes afraid to ask, and occasionally call out the ridiculous things blind people encounter in a world designed with sight in mind.
We talk accessibility, blindness etiquette, guide dogs and canes, technology, relationships, careers, independence, ableism, and everyday life. We bring in guests, share resources, answer listener questions through "Ask a Blind Person", and sometimes set the serious stuff aside and have a little BS session.
And while blindness connects us, it doesn’t define everything about us. We’re people with careers, families, relationships, opinions, hobbies, weird stories, pet peeves, and lives that extend far beyond our disabilities.
If you’re blind or visually impaired, adjusting to vision loss, know or love someone who is blind, want to be a better ally, or have ever wondered what life without sight is actually like, pull up a chair.
You might discover that “what blind looks like” is a whole lot broader than you thought.
Because blindness doesn’t have one look.
This is what blind looks like.