Liam Ervin talks about how he became an audio game developer and the importance of audio games for the blind and low vision community.

Kenyatta Washington and Shawn Alterazi share their respective journeys to becoming business owners and how NewView Oklahoma helped them along the way.

Joe Hamilton 2016 Paralympian shares his journey to the Paralympic Games. We also cover other adaptive sports played here at NewView and how to get involved.

Hannah and Leigh discuss the inception of the podcast and talk about new enrichment programming and how people can get involved.

This episode features different stages of parenting with varying degrees of vision loss. And how it changes over time as the children age.

Catherine, Hannah, Melissa, and Red discuss the often misunderstood concept of blindness as a spectrum. Not every person who is blind experiences the same level of vision loss, and the term "blind" encompasses a wide range of visual impairments. We dive into personal stories and discuss how vision loss varies from person to person. Whether it's partial sight, total blindness, or anything in between, this episode sheds light on the diverse realities of living with blindness, and why it's important to recognize the complexity of visual disabilities.

Tune in to learn more about how blindness isn't one-size-fits-all and how we can better understand and support those who navigate this spectrum.