Moving beyond the US border we speak with two describers. Rebecca Singh & Elaine Lillian Joseph. We hear how they came to description, the importance of centering Blind people in the process and more on guidelines for describing race, color or ethnicity.
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Andrew Leland's first book, The Country of the Blind, isn't about a fictional place, rather it's about something much more real.
In this episode we cover;
Writing - its importance and impact on his adjustment
Internal Ableism
His vote for President of the Country of the Blind and more!
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Edited recording BCAD Live Chat: 03/02/2024 (Zoom Recording)
BCAD Live Chats are not limited to one platform. We hope to schedule on different days in order to help provide more opportunity for live participation across the globe.
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In this continuous self-portrait episode, I'm exploring aspects of my own adjustment to becoming Blind.
Reflecting back on my early days, I realized I didn't have much of a chance of retreating inward. I was a little annoyed about that at first. But my special guest helps me understand.
Content Warning: Brief mentioning of depression and suicide.
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At 16 Krystle Allen became Blind and turned inward. Eventually curiosity and strong connection to her family, friends and the community in Newark, New Jersey helped her launch her non-profit organization, Eyes Like Mine Inc. Hear about events like the Miss Blind Diva Empowerment Pageant, Dancing with the Blind and more aiding others in their adjustment.
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This podcast always wanted to be a way to share our stories and experiences as well as providing encouragement to those adjusting to blindness and disability in general,
This year makes ten years of producing this podcast. Take a listen to what's in store for this first season of 2024.
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Just in time to close out 2023, the band is back together!
We're continuing our live series "Blind Centered Audio Description" with a conversation on Allyship.
Plenty of people claim to be allies, but how many of us actually know what true allyship is supposed to look like? Too often, much of what we experience is performative.
Take a listen to this live conversation and then consider those you and many of us in the community perceive to be an ally.
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I'm a fan of Superfest Disability Film Festival and I think you will be too if you're not already.
In support of Superfest 2023, I decided to ReidPlay an episode from 2020 where you'll learn all about the history of the festival, the process of selecting films , the meaning of disability 201 films and more about the longmore center. The head over to SuperfestFilm.com.
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Eric Wickstrom, Director of AD at IDC and Rhys Lloyd Head of Studios at DVW, join me to discuss challenges and solutions to the production of quality audio description.
I couldn't think of a better way to conclude both this two part episode and the 2023 Flipping the Script season.
Don't forget to check out part one...
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In this two part series we're looking at what we, all of us who appreciate audio description and want to see it improve, can do about those things jeopardizing it's future growth.
First, the often used comparison of AD to captions with an actual user.
Are they really the North star that should be guiding how we advocate for audio description?
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This is the last bonus episode which stems from the Flipping the Script on Audio Description: What We See episode where I linked visual hallucinations, trust and the participation of Blind people in audio description.
Andrew Slater and I talk about producing audio description, hallucinations, synesthesia and more.
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