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This week will be the last Sunday Edition in 2023. Please join us as the show is taken over by Friends in Art where you will hear great music, poetry and prose!
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This week, we welcome Becky Dunkerson, Mark Richert and Hayes. We will explore other holiday traditions, saying no and sitting out the holiday all together.
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This year we have 3 incredible couples to get to know and have some fun with! Christine and Doug Hunzinger; Jimmy and Kaila Allen; Holly Anderson and Darcy Burnard!!! We will hear their origin stories, how they manage ACB responsibilities and have some fun!
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Join Anthony and the Sunday Edition crew as we welcome Sandra Sermons to celebrate the life of Freddie Peaco. While unassuming, she still touched the lives of many people in our community, while simultaneously working full-time and raising a family. So join us as we celebrate Freddie‘s Legacy. Hear from people whose lives she touched, as ACB says farewell to one of its quiet warriors.
Then in our second hour ACB Board Director and Chair of the Spanish Language Sub-committee, Gabriel Lopez Kafati welcomes friends from: Dicapta Corporation, a communications technology company focused on making media accessible for people with visual and hearing disabilities. It has been offering high-quality audio description, captioning, and language customization services since 2004.
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This week Anthony and Crew welcome the Voting task force to continue the discussion around the voting methods of ACB. Proposals and ideas abound but what is really for the good of the organization? Bring your opinions and questions and lets hear from the front line what’s in the future.
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This week Sunday Edition has all the backstage Gala info. Anthony and Crew welcome Tabitha, Kim and Carl who will preview the action, take us behind the scenes of producing this fast moving event and answer all our questions.
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Anthony and the Sunday Edition crew welcome Patty Fletcher and Abbey Taylor to talk all things books and being a published author; Marketing and other projects and maybe we can convince Abbey to grace us with an cappella verse and chorus with her angelic voice.
Patty Fletcher lives in Tennessee, has one daughter and six grandchildren. She is the creator of Tell-It-To-The-World marketing and is a writer.
Abbie Johnson Taylor is a published author and has worked as a music therapist. She lives in Wyoming. Both of these women have inspiring stories to share.
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Anthony and crew with special Guest co-host Mike Tindell, welcome Dave Schleppenbach the founder and C.E.O. of Tactile Graphics. Dave will be in Miami with Anthony LIVE AND IN-PERSON allowing for Anthony to get a hands on Demo.
He will share his journey through the world of accessibility and introduce us to The revolutionary, Cadence tablet; the first tactile device able to display tactile graphics that move and change beneath your fingers. Experience a whole new way to access dynamic content and multi-line braille, including pop-up highlights and labels, graphs that update in real time, live camera feeds, and fast-paced entertainment apps.
This week Anthony and Crew will hear some updates from the Employment Committee and hear about their survey Then in our second hour we will be joined by Judy P. A long time mobility instructor. We will get to know her and explore what white cane day means from another perspective. Bring your questions for these folks.
Please fill this survey out to assist the Employment Committee from ACB. https://forms.gle/mV3uEM1V4585Tej9A
A poem from Judy about the Cane's perspective
You’re not the only one who’s felt embarrassed to be seen outside walking with me this for many’s always been a part of the whole whole process as together we will train but in time you will realise you’ll soon be proud again I’m made to give you back the things that you may feel you’ve lost like pride and independence all the things that blindness cost I’m not a sign of weakness I’m a reason to be proud alleviate anxiety w hen you are in a crowd Sometimes I’m left behind or folded up inside your hand But I’ll be ready for you I won’t judge I understand I know these feelings natural It’s the way that people stare when you can still see somethings but for blindness you prepare You don’t need to see nothing to be able to use me that’s not the way that blindness works it fades so differently I’m here to be a symbol and signal that you’re strong a reason not to isolate a reason to belong So when you’re feeling ready I’ll be with you day or night unfold me hold me confident and swipe me left to right Eventually you’ll come to terms our partnership remain It’s me and you forever I am your mobility cane
This week, the Sunday Edition crew welcomes Mike Tindell. He will talk to us about his journey through life as an access technology specialist and trainer. He has worked for all US based manufacturers of note takers and braille displays. He is now a partner with the company Dream Vision Group. He will tell us about their latest offerings. Mike has also been singing and playing piano since he was four. He will also talk about this portion of his life as a blind man as well as his coming out journey