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Aaron’s Opinion

Aaron’s Opinion TV

This is the podcast where we speak about critical issues in the blindness community. Help 1 person today help 1 million people tomorrow!Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/aaron-s-opinion--5920599/support.

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74:21

Talent with Eezo The Blind DJ

Aaron’s Opinion ·

2025/11/01

, i am a totally blind DJ, this is my story Raeez Kuhn, "Eezo the Blind DJ". I lost my eyesight at the age of 2 years old. I attended The School for The Blind for years, where I learned to read, write, and use computers. I was allowed to pursue my passion for music which developed when my uncle used to play the radio in the car. From the age of 10, I began to dream of a career as a DJ. I decided to call myself "Eezo the Blind DJ". Some people thought I was crazy, how could a blind person manage the

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83:03

Access the podcast with Cheryl & Thomas

Aaron’s Opinion ·

2025/10/24

Cheryl Green and Thomas Reid are two long-time disabled podcasters who separately have been mentoring disabled folks wanting support to start podcasts. With support from Alice Wong and the Disability Visibility Project, in 2025, Green and Reid launched POD Access as a platform and space for d/Deaf and disabled podcasters to find audiences and each other. At POD Access, we believe disability is an essential lens for telling stories. Disability culture is self-determined, intersectional, empowered,

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113:01

The dinner I never saw coming with Chef Riq Unseen...

Aaron’s Opinion ·

2025/10/15

Hello Aaron, Who Chef Riq Is I’m Chef Riq, a blind holistic chef whose love for food has carried me through life’s toughest seasons. I was just four months away from finishing nursing school when a chemical accident at work changed everything. It took my vision and the future I thought I had planned. But instead of letting that loss define me, I turned back to what had always been my safe place: the kitchen. Cooking became my therapy, my art, and my means of moving forward. Through touch, sound,

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90:52

Daring to succeed with John Dowling Jr.

Aaron’s Opinion ·

2025/10/07

John Dowling Jr is a Singer, Songwriter, radio broadcaster and up and coming podcaster. Originally born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, he grew up around the New Jersey area until 2023, when he moved to Minnesota in November. He enjoys listening to Classic Country, with his favorite artists being in this order, Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, George Jones, Merle Haggard, and Hank Williams. When he's not listening to, or performing Country music, he hosts a weekly radio show on HKC Radio called the

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81:28

The golden thread of resilience with Goddest

Aaron’s Opinion ·

2025/09/28

Goddest Jenkins – Advocate, Visionary Leader, and Champion for Inclusion Goddest Jenkins is a dynamic force in advocacy, leadership, and empowerment. A proud survivor, community leader, and fierce advocate for diversity and inclusion, she is redefining what’s possible beyond physical limitations and societal expectations. In 2008, Goddest’s life took a dramatic turn when she survived a devastating five-car collision that left her in a coma for seven months. As a result of the accident, she became

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66:15

An awesome AI world with Shawn Keen

Aaron’s Opinion ·

2025/09/20

let me know if this works, Shawn Keen, founder of AI for the Blind, a fast-growing global community that helps blind and low-vision people unlock the power of artificial intelligence. With more than 14,600 members across the U.S., UK, Canada, Australia, and beyond, the group is a daily hub of creativity, problem-solving, and connection. Shawn’s mission is simple but powerful: to show how AI can level the playing field, open new opportunities, and turn learning into earning for people everywhere

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84:02

Falling from a chair to a new perspective on life...

Aaron’s Opinion ·

2025/09/13

Hi there Aaron. I trust that this mail finds you and yours well. A Little About Me My name is Grant Matthews. I was born in South Africa in the early 1970s, and for most of my life I was fully sighted and able bodied.  I lived an active, adventurous life enjoying the outdoors, often drawn to activities that some would call extreme.  For me, it is about making the most of life, sometimes pushing boundaries and enjoying the thrill. On April 3rd, 2018, everything changed.  I lost my eyesight due to

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87:04

The audio description legend with Roy Samuelson

Aaron’s Opinion ·

2025/09/07

Roy Samuelson is an award-winning audio description (AD) performer, author, and consultant who collaborates to ensure blind audiences enjoy immersive, emotionally resonant storytelling. With over a decade of experience with thousands of AD projects across Netflix, HBO Max, A24, and more, Roy transforms accessibility from a checkbox into a creative asset. Insta @roysamuelson Home Page - Roy Samuelsonhttps://www.patreon.com/aarons...Become a supporter of this podcast:

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97:34

Flying with an eagle named, Oluwakemi

Aaron’s Opinion ·

2025/08/31

Dear listener, In today’s episode, we’re going to hear a fascinating discussion with, Oluwakemi. Today’s guest is from Nigeria. We are going to talk about the experiences that, Oluwakemi has had around the world and the experiences that she has had in Nigeria. This is a fascinating conversation! We hope you enjoy this conversation. We will provide you with further information below this message so that you can learn more about today’s

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87:27

The deepest dive ever with Jodi and Keith

Aaron’s Opinion ·

2025/08/24

Dear listener, Today Jodi and Keith join us from Disability Deep Dive podcast to speak to us about their podcast and Disability Rights Florida.https://www.facebook.com/share...https://www.instagram.com/disa...https://x.com/disabilityrtsfl?...https://www.patreon.com/aarons...Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/aaron-s-opinion--5920599/support.

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90:59

Courage curiosity & kindness with Marc from Montreal

Aaron’s Opinion ·

2025/08/18

Hi Aaron and thanks for considering me for the podcast. I am totally blind since birth, due do premature retinopathy. I was born in 1956 at Reddy Memorial Hospital here in Montreal. I lived on the south shore in the city of St. Lambert for most of my schooling years and was a student at the Montreal association School for the blind which became Philip E. Layton school. I attended public high school after that and then went on to Acadia University in Wolfville NS. For two years and then took a

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96:24

The road of improvement with Rob Castrogiovanni

Aaron’s Opinion ·

2025/08/12

ok, now I understand what you need, so here's my about me on my facebook profile. hope it works. sometimes it won't let me copy everything for some reason. Hi, my name's Rob Castrogiovanni, I'm a blind singer/songwriter from London Ontario. always loved the guitar, I started playing piano at 8 years old. got my first guitar when I was 15. also play harmonica, which I picked up when I was about 5 or 6, I remember my inspiration was Bob Dylan. I made my first CD in 2009, it was just a demo, but

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76:44

Tamer’s victory

Aaron’s Opinion ·

2025/08/08

Dear Aaron’s Opinions Podcast, My name is Tamer Zaid, and I'm the author of the recently released book, Blind War. I'm reaching out because I believe your podcast, Aaron’s Opinions, would be an excellent platform to discuss some of the themes and insights from my new work with your listeners. Blind War is a compelling autobiography that recounts the author's journey through adversity as a blind Palestinian navigating life in America. It chronicles his battles with internal and external conflicts,

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104:30

From the computer to the chessboard to the amateur...

Aaron’s Opinion ·

2025/08/02

Here I am, as promised, with a few words about myself and my life. I am 50 years old, and I have been blind since birth due to bilateral congenital glaucoma. I spent the first 6 years of my life on a forced tour of many hospitals across Europe. My father worked 14-hour days at sea, and my mother was very young, just 21, spoke only Italian, and was very shy with little formal education. And I never slept, moving between one operating room and another, an experiment for medical students and various

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86:24

Never napping and always advocating with Ashley Jackson

Aaron’s Opinion ·

2025/07/26

In this powerful and heartfelt episode, I share my journey as a visually impaired woman navigating life’s challenges—from experiencing discrimination as a college graduate to finding my voice through self-advocacy. I reflect on how these experiences have shaped me over the years and offer insight into the emotional and mental toll vision loss can have. I also discuss the importance of mental health, self-care, and the vital need to advocate for accessibility and inclusion in all areas of

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92:20

Confidence

Aaron’s Opinion ·

2025/07/20

🌟 Dr. Confidence Onyeka Chukwuemezie The Voice of Vision Beyond Sight 🕊️ “Disability is not a barrier — it’s a platform for impact.” Dr. Chukwuemezie is a globally recognized advocate for disability inclusion, a scholar, a media personality, and a passionate nation-builder whose work bridges education, empowerment, and equality. Blinded at the age of six, he rose above adversity to become one of Nigeria’s most influential voices for persons with disabilities. With a PhD in Peace and Conflict

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63:42

Loving a life of travel & adventure with Linsay Lusyne

Aaron’s Opinion ·

2025/07/15

Hi Aaron, Thanks so much for having me on your podcast — I’m really looking forward to our conversation! I thought I’d send over a quick intro so you have a bit of background before we chat. I’m Linsay Lusyne, a travel advisor and guide dog mobility instructor with a deep passion for accessible, inclusive travel. Through my work, I support blind and low vision travelers in exploring the world with confidence — whether that’s independently or through curated group trips I organize under my community

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92:32

Serina the audio snob

Aaron’s Opinion ·

2025/07/05

Hi Aaron, As promised, below is a bio you may use for the podcast: Serina Gilbert is an advocate, program manager, and content creator who’s reshaping the conversation around disability—both in the workplace and on social media. By day, she serves as a Program Manager with the Colorado Division of Vocational Rehabilitation, where she helps lead youth services and works to expand opportunities for students with disabilities through Pre-Employment Transition Services. With a strong focus on equity and

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121:21

Moving forward with a Devine vision with Dr. Charles...

Aaron’s Opinion ·

2025/06/25

🌟 Blind But Not Broken: A New Vision of Strength 💪🏾 👁️ You don’t need sight to have vision. You don’t need light to shine. And you don’t need to see the world to change it. 🌍 🦯💼 Welcome to the #BlindButNotBroken Movement where limitations are turned into launchpads, and adversity is transformed into purpose. 🚫 No pity, 🚫 No stereotypes ✅ Just power, ✅ Just perseverance, ✅ Just proof that the human spirit can overcome anything. Dr. Charles W. Powell II lost his sight, but he gained insight

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96:01

Goodbye and touch the sky with Mariana Barbu

Aaron’s Opinion ·

2025/06/18

⸻ I am a young blind woman, a deep person with many dreams and the belief that the future of people with disabilities can be different. I believe in change and I am passionate about communication, social interaction, and innovation. I am a spontaneous, honest, and curious person, in a continuous process of self-discovery. I do not define myself only by the lack of sight, but by the desire to grow, to learn, and to contribute— in my own way— to a more inclusive and humane reality. I’m grateful for

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