
The most comprehensive resource for Assistive Technology, success Stories, College and Career Pathways and all with a Blindness Perspective.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 897 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | How ToSelf-ImprovementEducation | |||

The Blind Abilities team reunites for a wide-ranging conversation about how hobbies, learning, technology, and relationships shape daily life. Jeff, Pete, Christina, and returning guest Callie share how Braille practice, woodworking, gardening, music... more
State Services for the Blind has an exciting lineup of opportunities designed to help blind and low vision students build confidence, make friends, and develop real-world skills throughout the summer and fall. In this episode, Transition Coordinator ... more
Jeff Thompson welcomes Sree Roy back to Blind Abilities for a conversation that begins with rising technology costs and quickly evolves into something much deeper. They discuss Apple's price increases, AI subscriptions, and how accessibility technolo... more
This episode offers an inside look at the rewarding role of a Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor at State Services for the Blind of Minnesota through the journey of Lindsay Escalera. From an undecided college student to a passionate rehabilitation p... more
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I really like how you have changed over the years to adjust to the needs of the community. There’s a little something for everyone. And I like how it’s not just a “Tech show“ as 95% of us live life more than play with gadgets. Keep on keeping on.
I'm suffering whiplash. I feel blind abilities just does not know what it wants to be. There was once blind abilities, tech abilities, wellness Wednesday, the blind drive and announce some musical??? It's all nonsensical. Please pick a lane and drive it. The blindness community, as you know is very niche. So when there are episodes specifically geared towards Minnesota state services for the blind, you are disenfranchising most of your listeners. And with no consistent release schedule, this pod... more
Good format, entertaining people, and useful information. Entertaining and interesting even when I don't plan on using a particular product.
I lost my vision roughly 4 years ago and thought I had lost almost everything. almost every episode of this show. Someone is interviewed that opens one of those things back up to me! I cannot thank the creator of this show enough!
The Blind Abilities Podcast is edited to immediately draw you in for what is sure to be an in depth and meaningful conversation. True to its name, the accomplishments are the priority theme of the show and not always the disability of vision loss. It’s nice to have conversations that equalize the world beyond sight and discuss what the human spirit is able to accomplish.
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This show centers on accessibility technology, independent living, and empowerment for visually impaired and blind audiences. Across episodes, guests discuss practical how-tos (screen readers, iOS VoiceOver, and assistive apps), career paths, education programs, and advocacy efforts, often blending personal journeys with technical demonstrations. A standout is the consistent focus on real-world usability, hands-on training, and community-driven development of tools and programs that widen independence, employment, and participation in daily life. The format frequently mixes expert guests, case studies, and practical demonstrations, making it valuable for listeners who want actionable tips, inspiring stories, and up-to-date accessibility ins... more
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Recent guests on Blind Abilities include:
1. Sree Roy
2. Lindsay Escalera
3. Sarina Boley
4. Jenine Stanley
5. Max Nelson
6. Jeremy Grandstaff
7. Tony Gebhard
8. Pete Lane
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