Life and Times of the Blind

Hey Listeners  Welcome to the podcast.  This is the intro for the podcast.  I have episodes lined up to be released on a bi-weekly schedule.  I have lots of things in store for you guys so i hope you stick around and support the show as it grows.  This is a Canadian production.  Find us on social media @lifeandtheblind on twitter, and the life and times of the blind on facebook.  You should have access to these first few episodes on Spotify and Itunes.  Access should become available on other podcast streaming services over time.   - Producer and Host, Abrielle DeWolfe

Hey everyone Thank you for tuning into this weeks episode.  We talk about the eye and the many parts of the eye.  From the Sclera, the chambers and the Retina.  We even touch on some brain stuff, yay brain stuff.   I know some audio seemed different in some places and we do apologize for that, this episode was made over several days.  This s the shows official first episode and we hope you enjoy all of them.  

Hey everyone Merry Christmas.  We hope you all enjoyed your holidays.  This episode is Part 2 of the first episode.  If you have not listened to that episode yet we suggest you go and catch up on that one first.   We talk about how the parts of the eyes work and how visual input is processed in the brain.   We hope you enjoy the show.  

Hey everyone welcome to the third episode for Life and Times of The Blind. This episode explores light theory and the cones biological structure.  Author Note:  I did leave out that the dominant opsin found in each of your cones is what actually determines what cone it is.  I meant to explain that but realized by the end I had forgotten.  So please keep that tidbit of information handy while you are listening.     

Hey everyone Here is our first look into our first color deficiency.  Red and Green color blindness.   We hope you enjoy this episode.  

Hey welcome to the 6th episode of the show. This week we will be taking a brief look into blue and yellow color deficiency.  It is not as much information as what we had for Red Green Deficiency but still just as important to talk about. Thanks for tuning into the episode.  

Hey everyone  Here is my personal story of dealing with vision loss.  With these trying times, it is necessary to connect with you all on a more personal level.  A longer episode to help pass the time.  Enjoy.   Abrielle DeWolfe