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A hungry blind writer encounters a buggy Pizza website and then finds an ally on the inside as they work together to rectify a faulty coupon.
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Narrated by Sean Crisden
A Blind rider of US Public Transit gives a breakdown of the kinds of riders and how to spot them.
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Read the blog post here. Narrated by Sean Crisden, this episode talks about how Robert can hear colors even though he is totally blind.
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Read the text version here. Narrated by Sean Crisden, this essay hilariously frames a date like a crime scene. Robert's latest date eats his last cookie. How will Robert cope with this loss?
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Read the essay here. Narrated by Sean Crisden this essay is about Robert, a gay man, listening to the voicemail of a friend that is no longer here with us. His last words were, I love you.
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Narrated by Sean Crisden, this blog post is an account of how a blind and gay nerd overcame the pitfalls of the automated labyrinth of a health insurance phone tree.
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Narrated by Sean Crisden this essay, originally published on Sightless Scribbles, is an examination of doorknobs and how they relate to accessibility for blind people. Read the essay online here.
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This is an alternate narration of the essay, combating Access Trauma, on Robert Kingett's personal website.
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Watch with ASL and Captions here A blind writer has an idea in a second grade essay how we could radically change the work system with dead animals, body Oder, and old people.
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This is a reading of this blog post by Robert Kingett on access Trauma
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