April 2020 - Blind Luminations

Addressing The Few Blind Negatives Of Disney+

April 9, 2020 at 11:00 pmApril 9, 2020 at 9:47 pm by Marc Rocheleau

A lot has changed since we shared our thoughts in November, but how Can Disney+ Improve ItS Service For The Blind? Full disclosure: Despite this entry’s title, Disney+ has undergone several tweaks to help disabled users. Going above and beyond , the developers built-accessibility features into their apps from day one and still refine the … Read more

Hello Operator

April 6, 2020 at 7:44 pmApril 1, 2020 at 12:45 pm by Blind Luminations

Welcome to Blind Luminations, your source for being married to blindness. If you’re reading this blog entry, it means we’re no longer just an awesome podcast, we’re also an awesome website too! In addition to our weekly podisodes, we’ll be using this outlet to share any experiences or interests that don’t fit on the … Read more

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It’s Labour Day and The Blindnamic Duo are finally back to end the summer in style!

Looking on the bright side of life, Marc and Jan are reminiscing on how The Blind Avenger’s vision-loss has created some unintended mishaps. It’s a podisode featuring ferris wheels, foot stomps and air hockey, so come have a laugh and listen in!

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(Episode art: An image depicts stick figures of Marc wearing sunglasses and Jan as they ride in a ferris wheel. In the cart at the top, Jan asks Marc, “Isn’t this fun?” He responds by yelling “Ayeeeeeeeeeeeee!” Blind Terror is written in big letters above the scene. The sketch was drawn by Marc Rocheleau, who is completely blind. Jan Rocheleau made sure the ferris wheel carts were inside the wheel.)

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