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In this final episode of the FTS season, I’m taking a fresh, dramatic look at the state of AD. It’s an artistic exploration of how audio description went from a promising, groundbreaking career path …

In this latest episode, we’re joined by Nic Novicki, founder of the Easterseals Disability Film Challenge (EDFC) - an annual competition that gives disabled creatives the chance to showcase their tal…

In this latest episode, we feature, educator, musician, and composer Estevan Carlos Benson, exploring the power of sound design in film. We're breaking down how sound shapes our understanding of a st…

This episode we're diving deep into the creative possibilities of audio description with Blind Composer , Kemal Gorey. Hear about: - "Blending in" - The impact of his first time on stage as a boy - H…

Meet Sam Gould & Christopher Robinson of Think Outside the Vox, bringing equitable access to the live theater space in Massachusetts. We're talking about American Sign Language, Audio Description, li…

We headed across the pond again, (virtually) to hang out with Elaine, Lesta and Shivaangee AKA SoundScribe. We discuss their origin story, AD philosophy, representation from the global majority, audi…

A special invitation to those who rock with Reid My Mind Radio.  Help me celebrate 10 years of producing the podcast! Please share your feedback about the podcast;  How has it impacted you?  What gue…

It's an unwanted tradition for this podcast to have an annual critique on the state of whitewashing in audio description.  Moving forward: * We'll continue to call out those involved; companies, narr…

At 12 years old, Eleanor Stollery nnarrated the audio description for a live performance of "The Witches" at the National Theater in the UK. We hear from Eleanor, her Dad, AD veteran Roz Charmer and …

Kicking off this 2024 FTS season with Omnium Circus. Featuring the story of their  beginnings, a brief history of circus and of course audio description as told through the experiences of Omniums; Fo…

Edited recording BCAD Live Chat: 04/20/2024 (Zoom) 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 participat…

In this last episode of the Art of Adjustment (AOA) season, I'm exploring tribe and trust. Two themes that stood out to me in the last episode, featuring Andres Jay Molina. I thought I'd explore them…

In this second to last episode of the season meet Film Maker, Poet and Motion Graphic Artis, Andres "Jay" Molina. Learn how he  found purpose through film making and poetry, community, trust in other…

Taking the time to stop and breathe applies to everything. It's my hope that those listening to this podcast, especially those new to disability, really take the time to digest the various ideas and …

Kiana Glanton, Development Intern at the Lighthouse Guild in NYC was in search of opportunity after vision loss. Today, she wants to help others by sharing what worked for her. Among them, Blind Base…

In this latest episode I continue with my self-portrait. My conversation with Andrew Leland led me to consider, what exactly makes someone a disabled artist? This raised other topics including identi…

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…

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 …