
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 | 12 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | How ToEducationSelf-Improvement | |||

What technology will help your student succeed—and who can help them learn to use it? In this Tools for School episode, State Services for the Blind assistive technology specialists Jesse Anderson and John Hess introduce the personalized support avai... more
What if you could feel someone smile, wave, or reach out for a handshake? Jeff Thompson welcomes HapWare cofounder Jack Walters to explore ALEYE, a wearable wristband designed to translate facial expressions, gestures, and other nonverbal cues into d... more
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The White Cane Project is going nationwide! After Sight and AwareWolf Gear are teaming up to get free white canes into the hands of blind and low vision people across the United States, with shipping covered, too.
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What comes after high school, and how can you help shape what happens next? In this Tools for School episode, State Services for the Blind counselors Lindsey and Kat explain how to build a relationship with your counselor, prepare ... more
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I just wanna say thank you to the blind abilities team for helping me along the way of anything. I am a deaf blind individual. I have loved being just blind, but deaf blind is a whole different ball game for me. I’m still getting used to it and I just wanna say I want more podcast with the blind speakers so I know what it’s like to live as a deaf blind individual. I am struggling with the hearing loss perspective. I love my hearing aids and I love my cane I don’t really use my hearing aids much,... more
I look forward to Wellness Wednesday dropping in my podcast feed. However, the audio quality is not the best. My review would be five stars if that could be remedied. I am sure, being blind yourselves, you recognize the importance of quality audio. Thanks for listening.
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.
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This show consistently centers on accessibility tech, practical independence, and career pathways for blind and low-vision individuals. Episodes span hands-on demonstrations of assistive tools (screen readers, AI assistants, VR tech), vocational rehabilitation, education, and family life with blindness. A standout thread is the emphasis on real-world skills—internships, job preparation, and adaptive strategies—often illustrated through guest experiences in schools, state services, and technology sectors. A notable strength is the breadth of guests, from VR technicians and AI program developers to care providers and parents, all contributing actionable insights for listeners pursuing independence or considering guest opportunities.
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