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And spirits with us on News Radio 840 WHAS. Terry
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Miners here. Always a pleasure to make your electronic acquaintance,
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no matter where you are or whatever digital platform you're
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listening to us around the world. Appreciate you. Rachel's over
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there on this side. And I got Joe Haas on
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this side. Hi, Joe.
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Hey, how are you?
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Good to have you in here. The Dot Experience is
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coming soon. Please tell me how this helps the American
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printing house.
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Well, it's going to be the world's most inclusive attraction
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and a project that's been underway for five, six years.
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Going to set the bar for other museums and attractions
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all around the globe for how to really be the
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most welcoming kind of place for all people.
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Indeed. But we're talking about folks that have some vision issues.
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All disabilities. So primarily blind and low vision individuals. Of course,
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that's the sort of audience that the printing house has
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been focused on since the 1800s. Right. But with this attraction,
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we took the opportunity to really look at how to
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create a public space that considers all kinds of disabilities.
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So whether you are using a mobility device, have different
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grip strength issues, whether you're neurodiverse in some way, deaf, blind, deaf-blind,
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the experience offers you the chance to have complete autonomy
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and agency upon arrival so that you're not waiting for
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the blind touch tour or the person who can take
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you around and give you the accommodations that you need
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for whatever your needs are. But you can really make
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those choices on your own, plan your path of discovery
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and have a fully an experience that gives you full agency.
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I'm guessing you're going to get noticed by people around
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the globe.
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Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Already have. We've been picked up
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by a number of national media outlets talking about inclusive design,
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accessible experiences, really the intentionality of planning with disabled individuals
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at the table. Nothing About Us Without Us has been
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kind of a driving through line of the planning process.
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So we have had Individuals with disabilities from the local
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Louisville community that have been part of the planning process
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with us, individuals with disability as part of our national
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advisory committee. So feeding into discussions and decisions related to
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the project. And then, of course, staff members at the
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American Printing House who represent a lot of those needs
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and interests as well from a first-person point of view.
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The name is the Dot Experience. Is that a reference
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to Braille?
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Braille, six dots, code for not only letters and literacy,
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but also numbers and Science symbols, math symbols, so all
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of that can be configured with the use of any
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combination of those six dots developed by a young entrepreneur
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and inventor, Louis Braille, when he was 14 years old.
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Fantastic. All right, so there's a launch party this coming Tuesday,
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but there are other events tied into this.
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Yeah, so we wanted to really take advantage of this
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moment in time where a number of individuals who have
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been part of designing the DOT experience will be convening
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and coming together in Louisville. And they are individuals that
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represent a lot of different backgrounds, lots of varied professions.
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some parents, some who are really active in technical professions,
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some in artistic professions, some have amazing hobbies. They're all
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blind and low vision individuals. And they're coming to Louisville.
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And so we thought, what better way to really elevate
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the stories of individuals who are doing things that, you know, frankly,
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as someone who's sighted, you know, you may think, how
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can someone who's blind be a chef? How can someone
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who's blind... participate in skateboarding? How can someone who is
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blind do comedy, for instance? And so these events are
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bringing those stories and those people to the fore.
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This Sunday, there is a comedy night at Mr. G's
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on Shelbyville Road, and you referenced cooking. Demonstration by Chef
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Christine Ha. That's limited to 50 people we hear.
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Yeah, that's a hot ticket. So I was telling you
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earlier that I'm a reality TV fan. It's my guilty pleasure.
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Cooking shows are great. I think so much during my
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day job that it's nice at night and during some
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downtime to just kind of turn on the cooking shows.
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The MasterChef show with Gordon Ramsay is one of my favorites.
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He needs to amp it up a little bit. He's
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so calm.
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He's so calm. I love watching him lose it because
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then it's like. You know, it makes me look like
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a puppy or a kitten. But Christine Ha won that show,
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third season, and she is blind. And she took that
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win and developed that into– she's a published cookbook author.
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She owns a couple of restaurants. And she is coming
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to Louisville to do a Bourbon Barrel Foods cooking demo.
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Yeah, Bourbon Barrel Foods on Monday, 4.30 to 6.30 p.m.
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And where do people go for ticketing?
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Tickets. All the ticket information, all the details about all
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these events are at the.experience.org at the events tab. And
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you can find all the ticket information there.
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Yeah, okay. There's the launch party I mentioned on Tuesday, Wednesday,
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the Power of Advocacy panel. That's at Muhammad Ali Center.
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And you referenced skateboarding. The community skateboarding with skateboarders Anthony
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Ferraro and Dan Mancina.
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Yeah, professional skateboarders.
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That's fantastic.
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And also, Anthony, Dan is a professional skateboarder. Anthony is
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training for the Paralympics in 2028 in judo. And both
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are new dads. So Anthony has a toddler. Dan has
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a newborn. They're bringing their families. So come on out
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and be with them. Let me back up to the
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advocacy event real fast. If you want to really understand
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what diversity is, in the disability space does for the
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workplace come to that advocacy event? You're going to hear
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from Kathy Martinez, who was in the Expedia enterprise, also
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worked with Wells Fargo and was in the administration, the
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Obama administration. talking about labor and workforce. And then on
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the sort of, and she's retired, but on the present
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day side of that is Khadija Bari, who works for
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an organization in New York City and just helped Amazon
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in New York outfit all of their warehouse operations to
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be disability friendly. So it's going to be a cool event.
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Joe, this is great work. Okay, so she'll be speaking
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Wednesday morning at Mahama Wali Center.
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And then all kinds of cast members will be at
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the launch party. So we know no bounds at that
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launch party.
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The.experience.org gets it done.
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Gets it done.
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Joe Haas, I'm so glad your dream has come true.
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It's awesome.
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Because you've been working on this.
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For a long time. For a long while. And it's
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really cool to see things that have been in our brains,
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on paper, in design, in concept, that are going to
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really change the world. And that's the point of the
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dot experience is to create societal change. And we're doing
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that right here in Louisville.
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Okay. Is this the end of your workday?
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No.
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Oh, I thought maybe you were going to go home
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and watch somebody make denti more beef stew.
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Or something on TV. No, no, I'm going to go
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do a few more emails and check in at the
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office before I go home. Yeah.
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All right, well, text me later on.
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No rest for the weary for those of us that
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are changing the world.
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Let me know what cooking show you're tapping into in
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a few hours, all right?
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Might be a bake-off, but... Fake-off episode.
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Joe Haas, a chief operating officer and VP of. experience,
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the website again, the.experience.org. Have a great week launching. You too.
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And spirits with us on News Radio 840 WHAS. Terry
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Miners here. Always a pleasure to make your electronic acquaintance,
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no matter where you are or whatever digital platform you're
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listening to us around the world. Appreciate you. Rachel's over
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there on this side. And I got Joe Haas on
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this side. Hi, Joe.
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Hey, how are you?
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Good to have you in here. The Dot Experience is
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coming soon. Please tell me how this helps the American
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printing house.
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Well, it's going to be the world's most inclusive attraction
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and a project that's been underway for five, six years.
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Going to set the bar for other museums and attractions
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all around the globe for how to really be the
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most welcoming kind of place for all people.
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Indeed. But we're talking about folks that have some vision issues.
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All disabilities. So primarily blind and low vision individuals. Of course,
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that's the sort of audience that the printing house has
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been focused on since the 1800s. Right. But with this attraction,
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we took the opportunity to really look at how to
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create a public space that considers all kinds of disabilities.
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So whether you are using a mobility device, have different
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grip strength issues, whether you're neurodiverse in some way, deaf, blind, deaf-blind,
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the experience offers you the chance to have complete autonomy
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and agency upon arrival so that you're not waiting for
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the blind touch tour or the person who can take
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you around and give you the accommodations that you need
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for whatever your needs are. But you can really make
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those choices on your own, plan your path of discovery
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and have a fully an experience that gives you full agency.
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I'm guessing you're going to get noticed by people around
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the globe.
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Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Already have. We've been picked up
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by a number of national media outlets talking about inclusive design,
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accessible experiences, really the intentionality of planning with disabled individuals
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at the table. Nothing About Us Without Us has been
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kind of a driving through line of the planning process.
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So we have had Individuals with disabilities from the local
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Louisville community that have been part of the planning process
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with us, individuals with disability as part of our national
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advisory committee. So feeding into discussions and decisions related to
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the project. And then, of course, staff members at the
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American Printing House who represent a lot of those needs
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and interests as well from a first-person point of view.
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The name is the Dot Experience. Is that a reference
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to Braille?
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Braille, six dots, code for not only letters and literacy,
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but also numbers and Science symbols, math symbols, so all
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of that can be configured with the use of any
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combination of those six dots developed by a young entrepreneur
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and inventor, Louis Braille, when he was 14 years old.
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Fantastic. All right, so there's a launch party this coming Tuesday,
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but there are other events tied into this.
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Yeah, so we wanted to really take advantage of this
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moment in time where a number of individuals who have
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been part of designing the DOT experience will be convening
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and coming together in Louisville. And they are individuals that
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represent a lot of different backgrounds, lots of varied professions.
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some parents, some who are really active in technical professions,
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some in artistic professions, some have amazing hobbies. They're all
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blind and low vision individuals. And they're coming to Louisville.
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And so we thought, what better way to really elevate
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the stories of individuals who are doing things that, you know, frankly,
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as someone who's sighted, you know, you may think, how
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can someone who's blind be a chef? How can someone
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who's blind... participate in skateboarding? How can someone who is
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blind do comedy, for instance? And so these events are
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bringing those stories and those people to the fore.
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This Sunday, there is a comedy night at Mr. G's
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on Shelbyville Road, and you referenced cooking. Demonstration by Chef
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Christine Ha. That's limited to 50 people we hear.
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Yeah, that's a hot ticket. So I was telling you
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earlier that I'm a reality TV fan. It's my guilty pleasure.
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Cooking shows are great. I think so much during my
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day job that it's nice at night and during some
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downtime to just kind of turn on the cooking shows.
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The MasterChef show with Gordon Ramsay is one of my favorites.
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He needs to amp it up a little bit. He's
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so calm.
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He's so calm. I love watching him lose it because
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then it's like. You know, it makes me look like
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a puppy or a kitten. But Christine Ha won that show,
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third season, and she is blind. And she took that
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win and developed that into– she's a published cookbook author.
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She owns a couple of restaurants. And she is coming
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to Louisville to do a Bourbon Barrel Foods cooking demo.
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Yeah, Bourbon Barrel Foods on Monday, 4.30 to 6.30 p.m.
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And where do people go for ticketing?
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Tickets. All the ticket information, all the details about all
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these events are at the.experience.org at the events tab. And
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you can find all the ticket information there.
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Yeah, okay. There's the launch party I mentioned on Tuesday, Wednesday,
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the Power of Advocacy panel. That's at Muhammad Ali Center.
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And you referenced skateboarding. The community skateboarding with skateboarders Anthony
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Ferraro and Dan Mancina.
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Yeah, professional skateboarders.
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That's fantastic.
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And also, Anthony, Dan is a professional skateboarder. Anthony is
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training for the Paralympics in 2028 in judo. And both
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are new dads. So Anthony has a toddler. Dan has
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a newborn. They're bringing their families. So come on out
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and be with them. Let me back up to the
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advocacy event real fast. If you want to really understand
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what diversity is, in the disability space does for the
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workplace come to that advocacy event? You're going to hear
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from Kathy Martinez, who was in the Expedia enterprise, also
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worked with Wells Fargo and was in the administration, the
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Obama administration. talking about labor and workforce. And then on
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the sort of, and she's retired, but on the present
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day side of that is Khadija Bari, who works for
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an organization in New York City and just helped Amazon
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in New York outfit all of their warehouse operations to
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be disability friendly. So it's going to be a cool event.
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Joe, this is great work. Okay, so she'll be speaking
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Wednesday morning at Mahama Wali Center.
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And then all kinds of cast members will be at
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the launch party. So we know no bounds at that
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launch party.
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The.experience.org gets it done.
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Gets it done.
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Joe Haas, I'm so glad your dream has come true.
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It's awesome.
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Because you've been working on this.
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For a long time. For a long while. And it's
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really cool to see things that have been in our brains,
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on paper, in design, in concept, that are going to
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really change the world. And that's the point of the
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dot experience is to create societal change. And we're doing
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that right here in Louisville.
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Okay. Is this the end of your workday?
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No.
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Oh, I thought maybe you were going to go home
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and watch somebody make denti more beef stew.
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Or something on TV. No, no, I'm going to go
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do a few more emails and check in at the
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office before I go home. Yeah.
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All right, well, text me later on.
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No rest for the weary for those of us that
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are changing the world.
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Let me know what cooking show you're tapping into in
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a few hours, all right?
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Might be a bake-off, but... Fake-off episode.
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Joe Haas, a chief operating officer and VP of. experience,
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the website again, the.experience.org. Have a great week launching. You too.
