Produced by students for students: NABS NOW focuses on subjects that students, educators, professionals and others come to learn, share, and voice. Hear stories from fellow blind students and professionals in education and career fields, learn tips, tricks and advice to pave the way towards success, and more. Podcast brought to you by the National Association of Blind Students, a proud division of the National Federation of the Blind
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In this episode of the NABS Now Podcast, we answer the questions on the minds of Nabsters about to graduate or looking to the future: what will the NFB hold for me? Will there still be a place for me outside of the student division? Our guests—former NABS First Vice President Manahil Jafri and NFB of Louisiana North Central Chapter President Stephanie Martin—outline their involvement with the NFB…
Join Qualik Ford and Izzie Bailey in learning from blind parents about what works for them, the workarounds they’ve come up with, and the challenges they overcome as parents! Featuring Danielle Agajan, Jeff Crouch, Chuy Vaca, and Kia Vaca, this episode explores what it looks like to enter this new phase of adulthood and how to plan for the future! Stay connected with us: Facebook:…
On this monumental episode of the NABS Now podcast, hosts Izzie Bailey and Qualiq Ford sit down with none other than the National Federation of the Blind president, Mark Riccobono. In this conversation that is as poignant as it is timely, President Riccobono debunks myths surrounding the changes at the U.S. department of Education, provides invaluable perspective on what they mean for blind…
What does the white cane truly represent? For many students, the journey to answering that question is filled with complex feelings. In this episode, we sit down with three panelists who share their personal evolution with the white cane—from initial uncertainty to ultimate empowerment. They discuss overcoming social awkwardness, building confidence on campus, and viewing the cane as a symbol of…
Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 is one of three bedrock civil rights laws protecting the rights of disabled Americans, and it is in danger of being struck down with immediate and serious consequences not only for blind students but for all disabled Americans via a lawsuit brought by seventeen U.S. states. In this podcast, hosts Noah Carver and Selene Monjaraz talk with Casey…
Are you curious about how to put yourself out there while blind? Maybe you’re hoping to show your beloved that blindness isn’t a barrier to successful, happy, and healthy relationships? In this episode, we’re joined by two lovely couples, Juhi Narula x Tim Olukanni, and Anneliese Dace x Seyoon Choi. Get cozy as we explore the challenges, joys, and surprises that come with blind love, literally 😉…
Though rideshare has been a great equalizer for blind travelers, consistent discrimination against blind riders—especially guide dog users—has been a relentless issue that has not been meaningfully addressed by Uber and Lyft, the most popular ride-sharing services in the United States. After years of good-faith attempts at a resolution, hundreds of blind people rallied in front of the corporate…
Most students have or will have to share their living space with sighted roommates at some point. Sometimes everything's great, but what should you do when your needs aren’t being met? Initially, you might think living alone is the solution, but that may not work depending on your situation. Besides, roommates are a huge part of the college experience for many people. Whether you’re a guide dog…
Are you considering taking the next step in your academic journey by pursuing a graduate degree? Join us on this episode of NABS Now podcast for an in-depth look at everything you need to know about graduate school. We’ll cover the ins and outs of applying, choosing the right program, and what to expect once you’re in the program as a blind student. Thank you to our guest panelists. Hosted by…
In this episode, we'll delve into the rich history of NABS Now, exploring its origins and how it's grown into a vibrant platform for blind students, educators, and advocates. Seyoon and Kinshuk will pull back the curtain on the production process, revealing the magic (and maybe a little mayhem) that goes into crafting each episode. Hosted by Noah Carver and sound edited and mixed by James Yesel…
