In today's episode of T.S.W J.R. Bjornson I revisit my time working in radio broadcasting. I talk about what I have learned, what was my favourite thing about working in radio. I also talk about why I never pursued radio broadcasting degree. Enjoy this episode, it is always great to bring you along for these little memory lane adventures. Love the podcast? Want to support the podcast? Then consider subscribing through Patreon for just $5 per month, you can listen to episodes that have come and gone. 

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Welcome to episode 13 of Tuesday Stories With J.R. Bjornson. In this episode I talk about how being blind did get me down, and how being positive has brought me up. I talk about how I used TikTok to educate people during my live streams about how being blind doesn't necessarily mean you're completely blind. Thank you for the new subscribers recently to the podcast. We do this every week on Tuesday. Interested in supporting the podcast? Please Visit Patreon and become a monthly support for just $5.00 CAD or Get Access To Bonus Podcast clips for 

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In this off-the-cuff episode of Tuesday Stories with J.R. Bjornson, I talk about everything from the legend Ozzy Osbourne’s passing to a hilarious washer-and-dryer saga that ended with one surprising plug. J.R. also opens up about navigating ADHD with calendar hacks, his first-ever virtual job interview (spoiler! it felt like talking to a wall), and why he’s terrified of electrical sockets. Plus, get the scoop on upcoming Twitch streams, TikTok lives, and how a family friend accidentally triggered a triple podcast drop. Want to support the show and get episodes early? Head over to patreon.com/tuesdaystories just $5/month keeps the mics on and the stories flowing.

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Welcome to your second episode of Tuesday stories. Two podcasts one week. Dreams really do come true. In this episode I share with you. My latest stand-up comedy performance I did in Edmonton Alberta, Canada back in June of this year. I also share with you how gratifying performing stand-up comedy truly is. Thank you for supporting my podcast on patreon.com/tuesdaystories

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Welcome to another episode of Tuesday Stories With J.R. Bjornson. This is episode 10. And In this dual addition of the podcast, we talk about my very first performance ever, and how I practiced, practice, and practised tell I eventually got my first real big opening break.

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Welcome to Episode 9 of Tuesday Stories with J.R. Bjornson.
In this episode, J.R. opens up about one of his most painful childhood memories  the day his gym teacher called him fat. That moment stuck with him for years but it also taught him a powerful lesson. Join J.R. as he reflects on how that experience shaped his lifelong commitment to kindness. 

J.R. is currently fundraising to purchase a pair of assistive glasses called eSight Go, which retail for $5,300. With $1,948 raised so far, every donation or even a simple share helps bring him closer to seeing his wife, his children, and his loyal dog more clearly each day. As his world comes into focus, you can bet he’ll share every step of that life-changing journey right here on the podcast and across his online platforms. Click here to visit his GoFundMe page today.

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This week on Tuesday Stories with J.R. Bjornson, I dive into the chaos of living with ADHD. From saving salsa jars for “future projects” to fixing a broken camera, only to ditch it for another broken one. I also share updates on my stand-up comedy tour, my GoFundMe for assistive glasses, (Read More About The My Fundraiser by Clicking Here) and how my Father’s Day gift turned into a tech purchase "sorry, Mom." Whether you live with ADHD or just want a glimpse into how my brain works, this episode is raw, real, and just a little ridiculous. Interested in my most recent comedy performance? Check out the latest stand-up performance I put on YouTube titled (Stand-Up Set at 45 & Failing Fabulously Stephanie Foley Tour Performed by Blind Guy Comedy)

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This week on Tuesday Stories, I sit down with Medicine Hat’s own Stephanie Foley, stand-up comic, visual artist, and the powerhouse behind Mad Hatter Comedy.

We talk about the highs and lows of running a comedy club, finding yourself again after major life changes, and why laughter really is the best medicine.

From single mom life to painting during a pandemic to touring again at 45 this episode is a raw, hilarious, and heart-filled journey you won’t want to miss.

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In this week’s episode, I take you back to the day I found out I was going to be a dad—right after writing my Grade 12 English exam. What started as excitement over a new iPhone turned into a life-changing moment outside a sports store. From fear to freedom, this is the story of how Sheena and I became our own little family. 

Hi, I’m J.R. Bjornson—a blind stand-up comedian, creator, and dad of five, working to turn laughter and storytelling into a way to support my family and advocate for the blind community. If you’ve ever laughed at a joke, watched a vlog, or listened to a podcast, you’ve already helped more than you know. To support my work further, visit BlindGuyComedy.com/support-blind-guy-comedy for ways to tip, join my Patreon, or follow along on TikTok and YouTube.

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In Episode 5 of Tuesday Stories with J.R. Bjornson, I share how I first learned about mobility training as a blind person. We talk about using a white cane correctly and how listening to traffic helps you know when it’s safe to cross the street. I also share a funny story about the time I accidentally shattered a fluorescent light by spinning my cane like a ninja. 

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