# Daniel Kish
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daniel kish (born 1966 in Montebello, California) is an American expert in human echolocation and the President of World Access for the Blind (WAFTB), a California-registered nonprofit organization founded by Kish in 2000 to facilitate "the self-directed achievement of people with all forms of blindness" and increase public awareness about their strengths and capabilities. Kish and his organization have taught a form of echolocation to at least 500 blind children around the world.Kish, who had to have his eyes removed before he was 13 months old because of eye cancer, is the first totally blind person to be a legally Certified Orientation and Mobility Specialist (COMS) and to hold a National Blindness Professional Certification (NOMC). He also holds master's degrees in developmental psychology and special education from University of California Riverside.Kish's work has inspired a number of scientific studies related to human echolocation.
#104 - Humans Can Navigate Like Bats
Matt explores the human capacity for echolocation this week, dismantling the myth that this "biological sonar" is exclusive to animals. Revealing how peer-reviewed research shows all human brains possess the neural hardware to "see" with sound, Matt explains the physics of how sound creates detaile…
Best of 2017: Daniel Kish
Daniel Kish uses a self-initiated sonar, called echolocation, to navigate the world as a blind person (R)
Daniel Kish: using sound to free the blind
Daniel Kish was blinded by cancer as a baby. At 2, he taught himself to use sound to navigate around the world.
Best of 2017: Daniel Kish
Daniel Kish uses a self-initiated sonar, called echolocation, to navigate the world as a blind person (R)
Daniel Kish: using sound to free the blind
Daniel Kish was blinded by cancer as a baby. At 2, he taught himself to use sound to navigate around the world.
The Tactile Traveler #68: Echo Location – How Blind People Can Learn to “See” with Sound
On today’s program, we dive into the fascinating world of echo location—the skill that allows blind and visually impaired people to visualize and navigate their surroundings using sound.
You’ll hear the incredible story of Daniel Kish, who lost his eyesight as a toddler but discovered his own way …
E35. Neuroplasticity: How Far Can the Human Brain Go? | Prof. Greg Downey
Most people think the nature vs. nurture debate is a question of which side wins.
Professor Greg Downey says that's exactly the wrong question — and that framing it as a competition is what's been holding back our understanding of human potential for decades.
In this conversation, Paige sits down w…
Mr. Robin's Hood Podcast, Episode 108 (In Between - AUDIO ONLY) - Developing a Sixth Sense
Mr. Robin (Robin Hohweiler) and Mikey (Mikel Mauree Robinson) explore the real human ability of echolocation, how people like Daniel Kish use tongue clicks and echoes to build mental maps, and how recent research shows sighted adults can learn the skill with training. The episode blends scientific …
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Brian Bushway (The Blind Mountain Biker, Echo Location and Acoustic Athletics) - Episode 665
Brian Bushway has been described as "probably the world's best completely bind mountain biker". In this incredible conversation we discuss losing his vision at 14 years old, the mental health impact, redefining his identity, how hearing is underutilized by so many, echo location, the power of activ…
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