Braille Into Christmas (Extra 61)
As the days get shorter and the nights get colder, a few people joined us for a cosy fireside chat to round off the year on Tuesday 19 December.
How do you write and address your Christmas cards? How do you know whose Christmas presents are whose? And what part does braille play in all of this?…
World Braille Day Live Special (2-Hour Edition)
It's a special show today, celebrating World Braille Day which not only focuses on the tactile writing system but also its creator Louis Braille, whose birthday is marked today too.
On this special two-hour episode, which was broadcast live on AMI-audio, Steven Scott and Shaun Preece are joined by…
1178: Blind Braille Artist Clarke Reynolds: Journey By Dots Show and Art In Sight Podcast
Clarke Reynolds, the Blind Braille Artist who turns the tactile form of Braille into colourful works of art, talks with our Toby Davey about the success of his recent show Decoding Braille, Decoding Me, his up-coming show at Aspex Portsmouth, Journey By Dots and his Arts council podcast, Art In Sig…
907: Decoding Braille, Decoding Me - Solo Show by Blind Braille Artist Clarke Reynolds
Clarke Reynolds the Blind Braille Artist who turns the tactile form of Braille into a visual art form has just had his first solo show 'Decoding Braille, Decoding Me' at the Yellow Edge Gallery in Gosport.
During Lockdown Clarke produced a visual Braille poster celebrating key workers in his lo…
Because Braille: Interview With Ryan Hooey
Blinded later in life due to diabetes Retinopathy, Ryan Hooey was quick to discover that braille was not only necessary for literacy, but very, very cool. With a daughter on the way, he has an exciting opportunity to incorporate braille into his life as a parent, while at the same time being the co…
Glance at Culture - Martha Szabo's NYC Solo Exhibition & MSeum's Celebration of Unknown Female Artists
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Cover art: Martha Szabo, Rooftops in Snow 11, oil on linen, 24 x 35 in., circa 1964 To learn more, please visit the sites for Martha Szabo and MSeum. Show Notes:0:00 Art historian Kathleen Hulser1:30 Journalist Julia Szabo’s motivation to work on Martha Szabo’s body of work4:30 MSe…
Black History Month with Anil Lewis
On this episode of Change Makers, we are celebrating Black History Month. Hear from Anil Lewis about his childhood, challenges, victories and how he became Executive Director of Blindness Initiatives for the National Federation of the Blind. After that, we’ll hear what’s new with LEGO Braille Brick…
Aille Design: Diversity Includes Disability
What started out as a research project in university, has now become a fashion forward brand incorporating braille into functional designs. Cata and Haley have the pleasure of hosting a conversation with Alexa Jovanovic and Jake Walsh from Aille Design (pronounced like EYE). Join in on the illumina…
National Prison Braille Network
On this episode of Change Makers, learn about the National Prison Braille Network. Participants (In Order of Appearance)
Jeff Fox, Narrator
Sara Brown, APH Public Relations Manager
Jayma Hawkins, APH National Prison braille Network, Senior Director
Paul Schroeder, APH Vice President of Impact and …
High-Tech Braille Devices
On this episode of Change Makers, we’re celebrating braille history with a look at some of our high-tech braille that feature braille technology. We’ll look at a brand-new product that’s in the works, learn what new feature is coming to Chameleon 20 and go waaaaay back and learn about the history o…
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