Our Polestar speaker is Greg Wandsneider, sharing with us his experience in learning and using braille.

Our guest is Denise Colley, President of the Braille Revival League.

In this episode, our participants ask and answer a variety of braille-related questions.

Our guest speaker, Cindy Hollis, discusses the status of braille instructions in public schools, while sharing her own experience as a braille instructor.

Our polestar speaker, Jane Carona, shares her experience with learning and using braille in her day-to-day life.

Our guest speaker, Desiree Renae, discusses pros and cons of different braille displays, with special focus on the Humanware E-Reader provided by NLS.

In this episode, our guest speakers teach us how to use a braille screen to type text on a smartphone.

Our guest presenter, Jane Corona, walks us through a fun braille drawing for Halloween.

Our Polestar speaker, Bette Barford, discusses her experience with learning and using braille.

In this episode, our participants ask and answer a variety of braille-related questions.

(This episode of October 3rd is posted late due to administrative delay. We apologize for the delay.) Our guest is Sandra Gayer, a soprano singer, actor, radio presenter and voiceover artist, speaking to us on the topic of braille music.

(This episode of September 26th is posted late, due to administrative delay. We apologize for the delay.) In this episode, our host Ebrahim walks us through some fun and interesting braille drawings.

(This episode of September 19th is posted late, due to administrative delay. We apologize for the delay.) In this episode, we feature our Polestar speaker for this month, Patricia Nash.

In this episode, our participants ask and answer a variety of braille-related questions.

Our guest speaker, Willow Free, Global Innovations Product Manager at the American Printing House for the Blind, talks to us about the innovative “Monarch” braille device.

On this fifth Thursday of the month, it’s time to celebrate! I Love Braille is completing its first three successful years by the first week of September. We will use this opportunity to evaluate our performance on our mission, looking back and looking ahead.

This is a short (29 minutes) partial recording from portions of our session of Thursday August 22nd. We regret that we cannot provide the complete audio of this session. This audio contains only some portions of the session.

In this episode, our Polestar speaker Beth Kats shares her story about learning and using braille in her life.

In this episode, our participants ask and answer a variety of braille-related questions.

Our guest speaker, Sharon Howerton, a retired Rehab counselor and braille teacher, enlightens us about using various tracking methods to read braille efficiently.

In this episode, Linda Pi conducts a fun and entertaining game of “Braille Baseball.”

In this episode, participants ask and answer a variety of braille-related questions.

Our guest speaker, Nafisa Keels, has long experience in working with blind and visually impaired groups and organizations. In this episode, Ms. Keels speaks on how sighted people who learn braille can benefit sighted and sightless individuals.