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Bryce Weiler is a co-founder of the Beautiful Lives Project and its National Advocacy Officer. He was born four months premature and developed an eye condition called Retinopathy that caused him to be blind. Bryce's passion for sports on the radio led him to commentate on radio sports broadcasts for the University of Evansville, where he earned a Bachelor's Degree in Sports Management and Communication. He also earned his Master's Degree in Sports Administration from Western Illinois University. After college, Bryce began developing programs for fans with disabilities. The first teams to join him in his work were the Baltimore Orioles and the New Britain Bees baseball teams.

--PA is joined by ILB Coach Greg Manusky, Jack from 10K Takes, and new friend of the show Bryce Weiler.

--PA is joined by ILB Coach Greg Manusky, Jack from 10K Takes, and new friend of the show Bryce Weiler.

Bryce Weiler isn't like most baseball players as he is blind. He joins Mike Max to talk about an opportunity he has to play baseball at CHS Field

This podcast is about big ideas on how technology is making life better for people with vision loss. People who are blind or visually impaired know all too well the challenges of living in a sighted world. But today, the capabilities of computer vision and other tech are converging with the needs of people who are blind and low-vision and may help level the playing field for young people with all different sensory abilities. These tools can pave the way for children's active participation and collaboration in school, in social situations, and eventually, in the workplace, facilitating the important contributions they will make to our world in their adult lives. Access to educational materials is a consistent challenge for students and adults who are blind, but Greg Stilson, the head of Global Innovation at American Printing House for the Blind (APH), is trying to change that. Together with partner organizations Dot Inc. and Humanware, APH is on the verge of being able to deliver the “Holy Braille” of braille readers, a dynamic tactile device that delivers both Braille and tactile graphics in an instant, poised to fill a much-needed gap in the Braille textbook market. Extensive user testing means the device is as useful for people who are blind as possible. Greg sees a future in which more inclusively designed and accessible video games, augmented reality (AR), and virtual reality (VR) will help children who are blind learn with greater ease, and better engage with their sighted peers. Enter Dr. Cecily Morrison, principal researcher at Microsoft Research in Cambridge, UK. Based on extensive research and co-designing with people who are blind, she and her team developed PeopleLens, smart glasses worn on the forehead that can identify the person whom the user is facing, giving the user a spatial map in their mind of where classmates (as one example) are in space. PeopleLens helps children who are blind overcome social inhibitions and engage with classmates and peers, a skill that will be crucial to their development, and in their lives, as they move into the cooperative workspaces of the future.   The Big Takeaways: Robin Akselrud, an occupational therapist and assistant professor at Long Island University in Brooklyn, author of MY OT Journey Planner and The My OT Journey Podcast, explains how a baby who is born blind becomes inhibited from their first developmental milestones. She explains the stressors that these children might face upon attending school and describes the kinds of interventions that occupational therapy offers. Bryce Weiler, disability consultant, sports enthusiast, and co-founder of the Beautiful Lives Project, emphasizes how important it is for children who are blind or low-vision to have rich sensory experiences — and life experiences — which give them a chance to flourish and socialize with peers. Beautiful Lives Project offers opportunities to do that. Greg Stilson, Director of Global Innovation at American Printing House for the Blind, and his team are developing a dynamic tactile device (DTD) that can switch seamlessly between Braille and tactile graphics — the “Holy Braille” of braille devices. The DTD is made possible by developments in pin technology by Dot Inc, and APH. Humanware developed the software for the device. No longer using the piezoelectric effect to move pins has reduced the cost of the device significantly, and APH can funnel federal funds to reduce the price further, making the DTD a potential, viable option for institutions. Cecily Morrison, principal researcher at Microsoft Research in Cambridge UK, and her team developed PeopleLens, a head-worn pair of smart glasses that lets the wearer know who is in their immediate vicinity. Dr. Morrison and her team tested it in classrooms for school-age children who are blind or visually impaired and found that PeopleLens reduces students' cognitive load and helps young people overcome social anxiety and inhibitions that Robin Akselrud described at the top of the show. Wearers of PeopleLens learn to develop mental models of where people are in a room, and gain the confidence to engage others, or not, as they choose. Once social skills are built, students no longer have to wear the device but are set up for more successful social interactions at school and in their lives to come.   Tweetables: If they have a visual impairment, it really impacts them from early on, from that first development milestone. — Robin Akselrud, occupational therapist and assistant professor at Long Island University in Brooklyn, author of MY OT Journey Planner and The My OT Journey Podcast For children, just giving them that foundation of making friendships as they're growing up, and the opportunity to be a part of something, sport can allow them to do that, and it also gives them the chance to do things that their peers are taking part in. —Bryce Weiler, disability consultant, sports enthusiast, and co-founder of the Beautiful Lives Project This was what the field regards as the “Holy Braille” right? Having both [Braille and tactile graphics] on the same surface. —Greg Stilson, Director of Global Innovation at American Printing House for the Blind With the advancements of virtual reality and augmented reality, … along with the idea of making experiences and video games and things like that more inclusive, it's going to create a more inclusive way for blind kids to engage with their sighted peers. — Greg Stilson, Director of Global Innovation at American Printing House for the Blind We found that “people” was the thing that was most interesting to people. And that doesn't surprise us. We are people, and we like other people. — Dr. Cecily Morrison, principal researcher at Microsoft Research in Cambridge UK They can go out and find someone that they want to play with. They can choose not to talk to somebody by turning their head away from them, and the moment that they understand the agency they have in those situations is when we see a significant change in their ability to place people and to engage with them. — Dr. Cecily Morrison, principal researcher at Microsoft Research in Cambridge UK When we look at the workplaces of today, they're often very collaborative places. So you can be the best mathematician in the world, but if you struggle to collaborate, you're not building the AI technologies of tomorrow. By helping kids ensure that they have a strong foundation in these attentional skills, we're giving them a significant lift. — Dr. Cecily Morrison, principal researcher at Microsoft Research in Cambridge UK   Contact Us: Contact us at podcasts@lighthouseguild.org with your innovative new technology ideas for people with vision loss.   Pertinent Links: Lighthouse Guild Robin Akselrud Bryce Weiler Greg Stilson Dr. Cecily Morrison

Bryce Weiler grew up listening to the likes of Brian Barnhart call Illinois basketball games, and as a young man who'd been blind since infancy, he fell in love with the pictures painted on the radio. During college in Indiana, Weiler forged a relationship with the basketball team, and then found his way to the broadcast booth himself. ESPN's Sam Borden went to visit Weiler and learn more about his process as a live game analyst for college hoops (see more coverage from College GameDay here). He shares the story of a broadcaster motivated to prove that everyone deserves opportunity. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We all have barriers to get through to accomplish things in our lives. But what if you passion carried a built-in obstacle that was impossible to ignore? Bryce Weiler is a sports broadcaster who can't see the action he's describing. Blind since birth, Weiler doesn't let that slow him down, as he “listens” to the game and describes why and how what just happened came about. He's also taking the attention he's been receiving to help other people defeat the challenges in their lives. We guarantee you'll be inspired by this story.

In this week's roundup of articles from the world of athlete activism and sports philanthropy, Danielle highlights Colin Kaepernick's new second autopsy initiative, the letter six state attorney generals sent to the NFL around mistreatment of women employees, The Gaming Society raising over $3.5 million to continue to 'Bet on Women', Athletes Unlimited and Vote.Org's new Power in My Voice campaign, the important work of Seattle Kraken intersectionality consultant Chanel Keenan, the work of Bryce Weiler and the Beautiful Lives Project and more. Follow us on twitter @bigleaguephil and on instagram @bigleaguephilanthropist, and follow our parent company @tacklewhatsnext on any platform! Featured Articles: Colin Kaepernick continues to make moves off the field, launching a second autopsy initiative Six Attorneys General Warn NFL To Improve Treatment of Women Sports betting startup Gaming Society just raised funding in a bid to get more women to bet—on women Why the Seattle Kraken's Chanel Keenan is exactly what hockey needs CBS Sports: Bryce Weiler and the Beautiful Lives Project Athletes Unlimited, Vote.org Launch 'Power In My Voice' Partnership for 2022 Season --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bigleaguephil/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bigleaguephil/support

Bryce Weiler grew up listening to the likes of Brian Barnhart call Illinois basketball games, and as a young man who'd been blind since infancy, he fell in love with the pictures painted on the radio. During college in Indiana Weiler forged a relationship with the basketball team, and then found his way to the broadcast booth himself. ESPN's Sam Borden went to visit Weiler and learn more about his process as a live game analyst for college hoops (see more coverage from College GameDay here). He shares the story of a broadcaster motivated to prove that everyone deserves opportunity.

Bryce Weiler has had an incredible story. Four months after birth, he had an experience that led to him becoming blind. However, Bryce has wanted to be more than his diagnosis and has overcome all obstacles, worked two times harder and made a career out of being a sports broadcaster. Listen into his story with Deon and how Deon's partner, Brian Barnheart, was Bryce's inspiration into broadcasting. -- THE FIELD OF 68 IS POWERED BY BET RIVERS: BetRivers.com LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE! -- SUBSCRIBE to Champaign on Ice: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3NRwN35vRyAN7USQHavD94 Apple podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/champaign-on-ice-illinois-basketball-with-deon-thomas/id1540208209 -- FOLLOW: Host Deon Thomas: https://twitter.com/deonthomas25 Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheFieldOf68 Instagram: https://instagram.com/fieldof68 Youtube: https://youtube.com/TheFieldOf68 https://thefieldof68.com

Tom Ackerman chats with Brian Kelly. SLU Basketball Coach Travis Ford talks about the win against Fordham. KMOX Sports and SIUE broadcaster Joe Pott joins the show along with Bryce Weiler talk about teaming up for a SUIE broadcast.

Bryce Weiler has made headlines around the country for calling sports games on the radio despite that fact that he was born blind.

Tom Ackerman talks Blues and Billikens from last night. SLU Basketball Coach Travis Ford talks about the tough loss against Auburn, the good games from Hargrove and Okro and Collins being the leader of the team. Illinois Play by Play man Brian Barnhart joins the show previewing this game against Mizzou, also Bryce Weiler jumps on that interview talking about broadcasting the Illinois game yesterday. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bryce Weiler has not made excuses but has rather embraced his disability and accomplished a tremendous amount while imparting his wisdom to others in a variety of ways! SUBSCRIBE to Beautiful Lives Project on YouTube! BE SURE TO SUBSCRIBE TO THE BUBBA RO SHOW! ALSO BE SURE TO LIKE AND COMMENT! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Scott and Bryce Weiler talk about Bryce's broadcasting career as a blind color analyst plus his work as a disability consultant

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In this bonus episode, Leverett and Marques are joined by Baltimore Orioles disability consultant Bryce Weiler. Among other topics Bryce discusses his work with the Orioles, the challenges that he's overcome being legally blind, and how he hopes to inspire others.

In this episode Coach Sheffer sits down with Bryce Weiler, Diability consultant for the Baltimore Orioles and cofounder of The Beautiful Lives Project. Bryce Weiler Bio: Bryce is the disability consultant for the Baltimore Orioles where he has helped the Orioles become the first team in sports to wear Braille on their jerseys to show the importance of people who are blind learning how to read Braille. Bryce has also commentated over 150 games on the radio in a range of sports as a blind sports analyst in a range of sports including college basketball, college soccer, and baseball and softball. He has also done programs to give people with disabilities the opportunity to play on the court and the field with sports teams across the country. Hosts: James Heath, Former Coach in Aurora, OH, Producer of The Armchair Coaching Podcast Darrin Sheffer, OL coach at Brentsville District HS in Nokesville, Virginia Linktree: https://linktr.ee/coachsheffer Launch Pad Kickoff Tee: https://launchpadkickofftee.com/acp Discount code “ACP” for 10% purchase of single Tee plus other offers High and Tight Footballs: https://highandtight.com?sca_ref=579574.BKfRO1FbSQ Discount code “ACP” for 10% any purchase 2nd Skull: http://www.2ndskull.com/ Discount code ‘ARMCHAIR' for 20% off any purchase Knack Bags https://knack-bags.pxf.io/O6MjQ CSF Magazine: CSF Coaching Magazine (Coming Soon) | Coach Stone Football https://www.coachstonefootball.com/csf-magazine-coming-soon/

You're going to learn A LOT in this episode! Bryce Weiler (@bryceweiler) is here to talk about improving opportunities for people living with disabilities of all kinds. Bryce has been living with blindness since birth. Yet, he has still been on the radio as a sports analyst! Unfortunately, there are endless barriers for the disabled in the work place, but Bryce is working to improve understanding and conditions every day. It's Mental Health Awareness month still. Check in with the people you care about. Give us a 5 star rating on Apple Pods if you love the show please?! We would be very grateful! Our live stream of the podcast is on YouTube and Facebook Live every Sunday night at 8PM EST. PLEASE SUB OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL. Don't forget that the First Day Pod Book Club will meet every Monday at 8PM EST. You can join us by messaging us or email us if you want to participate. Follow the show on all social media @firstdaypod and PLEASE email us at firstdaypod@protonmail.com

Memorial day Special Edition Interview NFL Pro Football Free Agent Offensive Guard/Center Debreun Stigler Haynes, 21 Undrafted Robert Morris University, BSN Combine All Confrence, Then Another Skilled O line Starting Right Tackle Spring League Jousters Shaq Wallen, of Belize NFL Pro Free Agent Played NAL Arena & Pro Football in Brazi both Looking For Oppurtunity's Then Segment VIctory Formation Conversation with Bryce Weiler Beautiful Lives Project Helping People with Disabilities Get Oppurtunity' s In The Sports World Subscribe https://vfp.football/ For All The Underdogs of Football and Sports Note :Golf Outing mentioned in Bryce Weiler interview is No longer Open.

This week on Back in the Game: A Sports and Mindset Podcast Rob and Rachael are joined by the Bryce Weiler. Bryce is the disability consultant for the Baltimore Orioles where he has helped the Orioles become the first team in sports to wear braille on their jerseys to honor people who are blind. Bryce is also the cofounder of a nonprofit called the Beautiful Lives Project where he gives people with disabilities the opportunity to experience programs in sports, cheerleading, dance, ballet and other events throughout the country. Bryce talks with us about gratitude and overcoming obstacles. You can learn more about Bryce's Beautiful Live's Project @ https://www.beautifullives.org/ Visit us at https://betterinstitute.com/big/ or on Facebook @ https://www.facebook.com/backinthegamebi --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rob871/support

Zach Smith, Bryce Weiler, Kyle Ahrnes, and more all join the program.

Bryce Weiler, Kyle Arhnes and more all come on the Mad Dog Show.

Bryce Weiler, Dan Olson, Ori Spado and more all join the Mad Dog Show.

Bryce Weiler, Eddie Murray, Dale, and Zach Smith all come on the Mad Dog Show.

Bryce Weiler, Zach Smith, Bob Nightengale, Paul Zumberg, and more stop on the show.

Bryce Weiler, Bob Every, Dan Olson & more stop by on the Mad Dog Show.

Bryce Weiler joins the show after a first time in awhile. Eddie Murry, Vinnie Eyer and Brian Calloway all join the show today.

In this edition of the Borderline Interesting Podcast, Cody discusses one of his all-time sports pet peeves (2:36), celebrates the Packers week one win (10:05) and ranks the 10 best sports names of all-time (14:51). This week's Friend of the Podcast is Grant Early. Grant talks about his work with the St. Louis Blues (24:38), discusses his hockey sweater collection (28:05) and dives in on the debate about St. Louis' style pizza (32:24). This week's interview is Bryce Weiler, a disability consultant with the Baltimore Orioles and the co-founder of the Beautiful Lives Project. Bryce, who is blind, explains what it's like to be a blind sportscaster (45:27), shares more about his role with the Orioles (51:18) and delivers more information about the Beautiful Lives Project, which you can follow on Twitter, at @beautlivesproj. You can follow the podcast on Twitter, at @TheBLinePod. You can also follow Cody on Twitter, at @CodySchindler_. Thanks for listening! 

Well so much for sweeping the Brewers and getting back into the playoffs! Let's discuss the team that just went 1-2 this weekend so far vs. the Brew Crew and if its possible that anyone changed their trade stock for this upcoming trade deadline.Next, a special guest joins the show. Bryce Weiler from the Beautiful Lives Projects joins to discuss his journey as a sportscaster and the creation of his organization 'Beautiful Lives Project.' I encourage everyone to check what he and this organization is going and lend a hand in helping this amazing project. You can do so below:Website:https://www.beautifullives.orgTwitter:@Beautlivesproj@BryceWeileremail:Bryce@Beautifullives.orgContact Number:669-BLP-HOPE (257-4673)Website:https://www.northshorenine.comTwitter:https://www.twitter.com/northshorenineInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/northshorenineFacebook:https://www.facebook.com/northshoreninePatreon:https://www.patreon.com/northshorenine

Christine and Ryan begin this episode by discussing the postponed games in the NBA and what that postponement represented. The duo continues to reveal how other sports teams and colleges reacted to this stand for social justice. Then Christine and Ryan continue their NBA talk by recounting the Thunder's terrible loss to the Rockets in game 5 of the series. Christine and Ryan breathed a sigh of relief as the Energy finally scored a goal for the first time since July 22nd. Last but certainly not least Christine and Ryan had the pleasure of interviewing Bryce Weiler best known as the "blind sports broadcaster." It was an insightful interview, you will want to stay until the end!

In episode 15 of Born To Inspire blind sports commentator and disabilities advocate Bryce Weiler talks kindness. With all of the stress in the world right now we could all use a break from it all and kindness is a perfect way to lessen the burdens we all carry. Bryce and I talk about the various ways to show kindness to others and how we can heal each other by sharing it. 

Sean is joined by Bryce Weiler, the Baltimore Orioles disability consultant. He also talks about broadcasting while visually impaired and his Beautiful Dreams Project to help disabled people get closer to sports.

How can we give back through this great game of baseball? On this episode I decided to bring on the disability consultant for the Baltimore Orioles, Bryce Weiler. Bryce is also the founder of the Beautiful Lives Project. A non-profit that aims to give people with disabilities the opportunity to participate in activities such as playing in baseball games that may not have been available to them previously due to physical or facility limitations. If you're interested in helping please reach out to Bryce through Twitter: @bryceweiler or his website: Beautifullives.org See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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In this episode, I have Bryce Weiler joining me today. You can find Bryce on twitter, @BryceWeiler. He is the co-founder of the Beautiful Lives Project. To start this episode, Bryce is going to talk to us about the Beautiful Lives project then I will talk about how I commish my dynasty Leagues and my COVID-19 dynasty Plans. For every $5 someone donates to the Beautiful Lives Project. I will personally go through one of your teams and I will talk about your 2020 expectations for your team, your long term dynasty outlook, and a couple of players to sell and buy. I also will formulate at least 3 trades for you to try that will help improve your team. So if that sounds interesting to you please donate $5 to the Beautiful Lives Project and send me a DM. @JSnake_DFF's tweets about commishing: Thread 1 over League Additions: https://twitter.com/JSnake_DFF/status/1267116619505041413 Thread 2 over League Additions: https://twitter.com/JSnake_DFF/status/1268717308857507840 COVID-19 Plan: https://twitter.com/JSnake_DFF/status/1291114442076364802 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1nyYCfMpuHXqpf6RQqifhnJ8FNUMSpDOlsXoigrH99iE/edit --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sntdpod/support

Host Connor Newcomb is joined by Bryce Weiler, the Disability Consultant for the Orioles and the Co-Founder of the Beautiful Lives Project, for a conversation about his work with the O's and his journey. Bryce tells us about his role in planning the Orioles National Federation of the Blind Night in 2018 in which the O's became the first professional sports team to ever wear Braille on their jerseys. Bryce also tells us about his other work with the Orioles and the work he does at the Beautiful Lives Project, providing amazing opportunities to people with disabilities. Plus, he tells us how you can help. Also, Connor recaps the Orioles two losses to the Marlins on Wednesday night.Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! PostmatesFor a limited time, Postmates is giving our listeners ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS of free deliverycredit for your first SEVEN days. To start your free deliveries, download the app and use codeLOCKEDONRad Power BikesRight now as a limited time offer, get a free accessory with the purchase of a bike. That's right. And FREE shipping to the lower 48 states. To get this special offer, text the word MLB to 64-000.ManscapedGo to Manscaped.com and use code LOCKED to get 20% Off and Free Shipping. Manscaped is #1 in men's below the belt grooming and offers precision-engineered tools for your family jewels.Rock AutoAmazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Host Connor Newcomb is joined by Bryce Weiler, the Disability Consultant for the Orioles and the Co-Founder of the Beautiful Lives Project, for a conversation about his work with the O's and his journey. Bryce tells us about his role in planning the Orioles National Federation of the Blind Night in 2018 in which the O's became the first professional sports team to ever wear Braille on their jerseys. Bryce also tells us about his other work with the Orioles and the work he does at the Beautiful Lives Project, providing amazing opportunities to people with disabilities. Plus, he tells us how you can help. Also, Connor recaps the Orioles two losses to the Marlins on Wednesday night. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!  Postmates For a limited time, Postmates is giving our listeners ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS of free delivery credit for your first SEVEN days. To start your free deliveries, download the app and use code LOCKEDON Rad Power Bikes Right now as a limited time offer, get a free accessory with the purchase of a bike. That’s right. And FREE shipping to the lower 48 states. To get this special offer, text the word MLB to 64-000. Manscaped Go to Manscaped.com and use code LOCKED to get 20% Off and Free Shipping. Manscaped is #1 in men’s below the belt grooming and offers precision-engineered tools for your family jewels. Rock Auto Amazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bryce Weiler is the Co-Founder of the Beautiful Lives Project and is a Disability Consultant for the Baltimore Orioles. https://www.beautifullives.org/ https://twitter.com/BryceWeiler https://twitter.com/beautlivesproj https://www.facebook.com/thebeautifullivesproject/ https://www.instagram.com/thebeautifullivesproject/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/bryceweiler/ For the Love of Sports with Michael Rasile | Hosted by @michaelrasile1

Bryce Weiler, disability consultant for the Baltimore Orioles & co-founder of The Beautiful Lives Project joins the show to discuss all of the great things his organization is doing in the community and across the country. People with disabilities are looking to fulfill their dreams whether it is playing a sport, visiting a new location, choreographing dance moves, creating art or simply hiking outdoors. Bryce works with numerous groups across the country to ensure these dreams come true. Remember the Orioles rocking the Braille jerseys? That was him. Check out this episode and learn about how he created that once in a lifetime experience and many other great things. Follow on Twitter @BryceWeiler and be sure to check out https://www.beautifullives.org/ to learn how you can make a difference in this great project. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/fantasywirehq/message

Born 4 months premature, Bryce Weiler developed "Retinopathy of Prematurity", which causes blindness. Attending public school until his freshman year of high school, he then went to a school specifically for blind students. Upon graduation, he went on to receive his undergrad at U of Evansville, then his Master's at Western IL U. And that's not all...he's now a blind sportscaster, the Orioles Disability Consultant and the co-founder of the non-profit "The Beautiful Lives Project"! www.beautifullives.org --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/les-norman/support

In a very special show the lads are joined by the fascinating Bryce Weiler of Beautiful Lives. A blind sportscaster and charity worker Bryce tells stories of time spent on the sidelines at Alabama and the St Louis Rams whilst also letting the chaps know what it is like to fall in love with sport whilst blind...

In a special pre-show segment, I had the privilege of being joined by Bryce Weiler (@BryceWeiler) to discuss his nonprofit, The Beautiful Lives Project. While this is not fantasy football related, I ask you to give this 15 minute episode a listen. *Link to Donate* https://www.beautifullives.org/donate Find us on Twitter and Instagram @DynastyTheoryFF and if you enjoy the show, subscribe and leave a review! Proud member of the Ross Tucker Football Podcast Network Use code THEORY20 for 20% off + free shipping at manscaped.com #ManscapedPod Music: https://www.purple-planet.com

In a special pre-show segment, I had the privilege of being joined by Bryce Weiler (@BryceWeiler) to discuss his nonprofit, The Beautiful Lives Project. While this is not fantasy football related, I ask you to give this 15 minute episode a listen.   *Link to Donate* https://www.beautifullives.org/donate   Find us on Twitter and Instagram @DynastyTheoryFF and if you enjoy the show, subscribe and leave a review!   Proud member of the Ross Tucker Football Podcast Network   Use code THEORY20 for 20% off + free shipping at manscaped.com #ManscapedPod   Music: https://www.purple-planet.com

On this episode of Break From the Grind, we thank all the supporters of BFTGCharities we talk about being decent to others and we welcome a couple of great guests.  From the Beautiful Lives Project, Bryce Weiler comes on the show and tells us what it is like being an advocate for the blind and disabled.  We also have Dominick Petrillo from Fantasy Hot Read on to discuss breaking into the sports and fantasy industry.  Come take a Break From the Grind.        

7-21-20 The Program opens the show talking about the piece by ESPN and the NFL furture power rankings and where the Chiefs stand over the next three years. The Program also talks about he upcoming NFL Network rankings of the top 100 players and where the Chiefs could fall on that list. The Program is also joined by Bryce Weiler of The Beautiful Lives Project to tell his story and about what the foundation hopes to accomplish.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bryce Weiler is a co-founder for the Beautiful Lives Project and disability consultant for the Baltimore Orioles. Bryce was born four months premature and developed an eye condition called Retinopathy of prematurity that caused him to be blind. Bryce attended public school from elementary through his freshmen year of high school and completed his high school education at the Indiana School for the Blind and Visually Impaired in Indianapolis. Bryce’s passion for sports on the radio led him to commentate on radio sports broadcasts for the University of Evansville, where he earned a bachelor’s degree in Sports Management and Communication, and Western Illinois University, where he earned a master’s degree in Sports Administration. After college, Bryce began developing programs for fans with disabilities. The first teams to join him in his work were the Baltimore Orioles and the New Britain Bees baseball teams. There's a lot of focus on how to use technology to better engage fans but implicit in most of these discussions, and the accompanying technology innovations, is the focus on engagement for abled-bodied fans. But how can sports teams and leagues better cater to all of their fans, including those with disabilities? Bryce shares his unique perspective on how to disability should not be a barrier to sharing in the fundamental human experience of sports. Shownotes: https://sportstechfeed.com/

Today on Move the Ball™, co-founder of Beautiful Lives project Bryce Weiler shares how he combined his passion for sports with his desire to help others in order to create a new way for people with disabilities to experience the benefits of playing sports. Listen in as Jennifer and Bryce discuss making the most of every day, creating opportunities as person with disabilities, and how making an impact on others changes your self-perspective. Bryce Weiler is a blind advocate and the co-founder of the non-profit organization, Beautiful Lives Project. Born four months premature and having developed an eye condition called Retanopothy, it caused Bryce to be blind. Bryce’s passion for sports led him to commentating on radio sports broadcasts while in college. After college, Bryce began developing programs for fans with disabilities and the first teams to join him in his work were the Baltimore Orioles and the New Britain Bees baseball teams.   You can connect with Bryce in the following ways: Website: https://www.beautifullives.org/ Twitter: @beautlivesproj Instagram: @thebeautifullivesproject Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thebeautifullivesproject/   To learn more about implementing the habits and strategies of athletes into your career, join the Move the Ball™ Facebook group and sign up for Jennifer’s newsletter at http://www.thenextfirstdown.com. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Tune in for SportsTalk featuring special guests Jeff Reuter of The Athletic talking soccer, Bernie Olivas of the Tony the Tiger Sun Bowl & Bryce Weiler of Beautiful Lives Project... 600 ESPN El Paso brings you in-depth coverage of El Paso sports, national teams, amazing plays, insightful analysis, and bold opinions.

We are taking a break from our mock draft series because we had somebody very special reach out to us, and Sleepers, we need your help! Bryce Weiler from BeautifulLives.org joins us and tells the tale of the amazing accomplishments he has made despite being born blind! He is out there all day every day trying to fight for the rights of the disabled and is just trying to get them the same rights we all take for granted! It's amazing how far we still have to go but the more people who can help this cause, the sooner we can put it to rest and move forward with disabilities no longer stopping people from living the lives they deserve! Listen to this man's tale, as we found him to be the most motivational person we've ever had the pleasure of getting on our show!   Reach out to Bryce! He can use help in so many categories and maybe you're the person he needs for the job!  Bryce Weiler www.BeautifulLives.org bweiler25@gmail.com or call him! His preferred method! 812-899-5673

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He was born blind. But blindness has never stopped him from being a successful athlete and sportscaster. And blindness certainly has not prevented him from helping others with similar challenges. Bryce Weiler is my guest this week on Amazing Americans. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our guest on the show today, Bryce Weiler, is a sports commentator and broadcaster, a consultant for the Baltimore Orioles, the Co-founder of the non-profit The Beautiful Lives Project, and the pure definition of a visionary. And the crazy thing about all he has accomplished is that he did it while being blind.  Now Bryce is helping other young people with disabilities live the life of their dreams through the Beautiful Lives Project. He shares his vision story with us and how he has built his vision despite the odds. Connect with Bryce  Twitter: @bryceweiler LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bryceweiler/ Connect with Beautiful Lives Project www.beautifullives.org https://www.instagram.com/thebeautifullivesproject/ https://www.facebook.com/thebeautifullivesproject/ Connect with me! LinkedIn Instagram Subscribe & Review in iTunes Are you subscribed to my podcast? If you're not, I want to encourage you to do that today. I don't want you to miss an episode. I am releasing twice as much content in season 3 and I don't want you to miss anything. Click here to subscribe. Now if you really want to show some love, I would be really grateful if you left me a review over on iTunes, too. Those reviews help other people find my podcast and I also love reading them. Just click here to review, select “Ratings and Reviews” and “Write a Review” and let me know what your favorite part of the podcast is. Thanks visionary!         

Our guest on the show today, Bryce Weiler, is a sports commentator and broadcaster, a consultant for the Baltimore Orioles, the Co-founder of the non-profit The Beautiful Lives Project, and the pure definition of a visionary. And the crazy thing about all he has accomplished is that he did it while being blind.  Now Bryce is helping other young people with disabilities live the life of their dreams through the Beautiful Lives Project. He shares his vision story with us and how he has built his vision despite the odds. Connect with Bryce  Twitter: @bryceweiler LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bryceweiler/ Connect with Beautiful Lives Project www.beautifullives.org https://www.instagram.com/thebeautifullivesproject/ https://www.facebook.com/thebeautifullivesproject/ Connect with me! LinkedIn Instagram Subscribe & Review in iTunes Are you subscribed to my podcast? If you’re not, I want to encourage you to do that today. I don’t want you to miss an episode. I am releasing twice as much content in season 3 and I don't want you to miss anything. Click here to subscribe. Now if you really want to show some love, I would be really grateful if you left me a review over on iTunes, too. Those reviews help other people find my podcast and I also love reading them. Just click here to review, select “Ratings and Reviews” and “Write a Review” and let me know what your favorite part of the podcast is. Thanks visionary!         

So inspirational that this show should be forwarded to everyone you know, especially during these difficult times. Bryce being blind from birth broadcasts baseball, basketball, and other sports, simply incredible. As a commentator, he has to play off the play by play person but also has to beware of not repeating what the play by... The post Bryce Weiler, Blind Sports Broadcaster & Co Founder Beautiful Lives & Orioles Disability Consultant. appeared first on Baseball Outside The Box.

Blind broadcaster and motivational coach Bryce Weiler on the SWNN 6-5-2020 by 103.7 The Buzz

In episode 11, we hear from sports broadcaster Bryce Weiler. With sheer determination, Bryce has accomplished his dream of becoming a sports commentator despite being born blind. He talks about his journey to achieving his dreams and his nonprofit, Beautiful Lives Project, an organization that helps make sporting events accessible and gives those with disabilities the opportunity to realize their dreams of participating in sports. 

Welcome to the Big Impact Ep 168 and the story of Bryce Weiler, founder of Beautiful Lives and a blind broadcaster who has spent his life inspiring people to push past their limitations. If you've ever struggled with motivation or the limitations of a disability, what you'll hear from Bryce is certain to provide powerful inspiration. BECOME A BIG IMPACT "INSIDER" You can now share a MONTHLY gift via PATREON  or make a ONE TIME donation via PAYPAL Your support helps cover our production and hosting costs as we continue to present positive, inspiring, interesting interviews every week. Thank you for being part of the Big Impact Insiders and helping us inject positive content into the culture. SUBSCRIBE to the Big Impact Podcast Apple - Google - Stitcher - Spotify - iHeart  

Doug talks about planning a funeral during the pandemic, the importance of keeping up with exercise, plus staying motivated in uncertain times. Featuring special guests Chip Beresford, Beresford Funeral Service, Dr. John Higgins, Benefits of Exercise, and Bryce Weiler, The Beautiful Minds Project.

Bryce Welier joins our podcast to discuss the leadership and mindset that has led him to where he is at today. About Bryce: Bryce Weiler is a co-founder for the Beautiful Lives Project. Weiler was born and raised in Claremont, Illinois. Born four months premature and developed an eye condition called Retanopothy of prematurity that caused him to be blind. Bryce attended public school from elementary through his freshmen year of high school and completed his high school education at the Indiana School for the Blind and Visually Impaired in Indianapolis. Bryce’s passion for sports on the radio led him to commentating on radio sports broadcasts for the University of Evansville, where he earned a bachelor’s degree in Sports Management and Communication, and Western Illinois University, where he earned a master’s degree in Sports Administration.

You'll hear the story a former CNN news correspondent who covered the Gulf War and the Branch Davidian siege, who now as a baseball broadcaster shares a perspective about the coronavirus pandemic and its impact on the sport he loves.   You'll also hear from blind sportscaster Bryce Weiler whose Beautiful Lives Project gives those with disabilities life changing experiences in sports.   

You’ll hear the story a former CNN news correspondent who covered the Gulf War and the Branch Davidian siege, who now as a baseball broadcaster shares a perspective about the coronavirus pandemic and its impact on the sport he loves.   You'll also hear from blind sportscaster Bryce Weiler whose Beautiful Lives Project gives those with disabilities life changing experiences in sports.   

In the first hour of your Wednesday Drive, Steen and Jeremy discuss the QB situation in the NFC South, nominate someone for Champ of the Week and talk with Bryce Weiler of the Beautiful Lives Project. 

Jeremy talks with the co-founder of the Beautiful Lives Project. Bryce is a blind sports radio broadcaster, who is also a disability consultant for the Baltimore Orioles.

Voice of Reason Live with Jacob "The Voice" Schwartz has a great line up! Interviews with the Legendary Speedy Morris, Sports Talk Host Thom Abraham from The Thom Abraham Show on 97.7 ESPN the ZONE, and Bryce Weiler the blind sports broadcaster call in and talk sports. All this and More!   Vor is Powered by the Edge of Philly Sports Network   Follow on Facebook, Twitter, and Youtube

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Bryce Weiler is Co-Founder of the Beautiful Lives Project and a Disability Consultant for the Baltimore Orioles. Being blind himself, Weiler advocates for those with disabilities and accessibility to activities and experiences in sports and the arts. Through the Beautiful Lives Project, Weiler and his team work with sports organizations like the New Briton Bees and university dance and cheerleading programs to give those with disabilities and special needs experiences to which they may not otherwise have access. To learn more about the Beautiful Lives Project and how to get involved, visit their website here. You can also follow them on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. You can follow Bryce on Twitter here and LinkedIn here. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bigleaguephil/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bigleaguephil/support

Bryce Weiler, born blind, provides an uplifting message for all of us during this unprecedented moment in time.

Tom Ackerman is joined by Bryce Weiler a man that was born blind but not letting that stop him from being involved in sports and talking with MLB teams on how they can make their stadiums better for people like him. SLU Men’s Basketball Coach Travis Ford joins the show talking about the weird ending o the season and finding out about it during a practice and what he thought his chances would have been in A10 tournament and looking ahead to next year. Finally, ESPN College Basketball analyst Mark Adams joins Ackerman talking about his favorite memories of broadcasting the NCAA Tournament, and his new book “The Coach and the Geek: Building a Kick-Butt Culture.”

Take a listen to this encouraging episode I'm always think of those persons with special needs

Join us for S2:EP3 as Bryce Weiler of the Beautiful Lives Project joins our host Roy Kessel on the Sports Philanthropy Podcast to talk about how he works with sports organizations to make their events and facilities more accessible. Weiler shares his insight into assisting sports organizations become better hosts for those with different types of disabilities.

Despite his efforts, Bryce Weiler can’t escape the “stigma” associated with being inspirational. Bryce was born blind, but has found his way through life, in part, by asking for help. He’s now asking individuals and organizations to help The Beautiful Lives Foundation so that disabled people can share in the performing arts.Charlie Brignak joined us as well. As one might expect, Bryce has inspired Charlie too!Thank you for your vision Bryce and good luck!

Scriptural References:  Luke 6:43-45Episode References:  "Anibal Gonzalez (#57)", Medjugorje, Fatima and Fear (#117)", "Medjugorje, Fatima and Fear, Part II - with Fr. Richard Champigny, O. Carm. (#119), and "Bryce Weiler..."Beautiful Lives (#124)

Bryce Weiler is the Disability Consultant for the Baltimore Orioles Major League Baseball team and is the co-founder of the Beautiful Lives Project. Bryce Weiler and Jeff Thompson sat down in the Blind Abilities studio to talk about the Beautiful Lives Project, his work with the Baltimore Orioles and a little bit of Bryce’s journey through high school to college and the inception of The Beautiful Lives Project. Here is a paragraph taken from the Beautiful Lives Project web site, www.BeautifulLives.org The Beautiful Lives Project gives people with disabilities the opportunity to actively participate in activities and events that may not have been available to them previously due to physical or facility limitations. We work with communities, organizations, groups, and individuals to create, build, and expand programs, ensuring an immersive and enriching experience for all participants. These programs include athletics, performing arts, visual arts, nature and wellness. We also work with communities to remove obstacles and impediments from facilities and make them more accessible for all their citizens. Be sure to check out Beautiful Lives on the web at www.BeautifulLives.org. Thanks for listening! Contact Your State Services If you reside in Minnesota, and you would like to know more about Transition Services from State Services contact Transition Coordinator Sheila Koenig by email or contact her via phone at 651-539-2361. To find your State Services in your State you can go to www.AFB.org and search the directory for your agency. Contact: Thank you for listening! You can follow us on Twitter @BlindAbilities On the web at www.BlindAbilities.com Send us an email Get the Free Blind Abilities App on the App Storeand Google Play Store. Check out the Blind Abilities Communityon Facebook, the Blind Abilities Page, the Career Resources for the Blind and Visually Impairedand the Assistive Technology Community for the Blind and Visually Impaired.

Plugs: - www.BeautifulLives.org  (Bryce@BeautifulLives.org)- www.GivingShelter.net- Meet A Prospect (On social media platforms) Episode References:  "Interview with Emmet Cahill (#103)"Jeff Millar-Sax - Episodes #118, #100, #90 and #64

Tom Ackerman is joined Kyle McClellan talking Cardinals this past week, he is then joined by Mizzou coach Barry Odom talking what has he liked from his team since week 1, getting ready for South Carolina, winning the 500th game that was played at Faurot Field. Cardinals President of Baseball Operations John Mozeliak joins Ackerman talking Goldschmidt, Miller, and September baseball. Finally Ackerman talks with Bryce Weiler discussing different things that he is up to helping people with special needs.

Less than a week away from training camp, we find ourselves about as anxious for Boston Celtics basketball as we have been since the pandemic hiatus, chasing after whispers of potential star trade target disgruntlement and arguing over meaningless player rankings. But for many, visiting an NBA arena or even watching a game on television is a luxury beyond the usual reach.A significant number of Celtics (and sports more generally) fans are disabled in ways that make enjoying and participating in sport a serious or even insuperable challenge without the help of teams and their arenas to accommodate those people. The Celtics are among a group of professional sports organizations who have made the choice to do something about this, working with the Beautiful Lives organization to make sports and sporting events as accessible as possible for their fans.In this episode of the Celtics Lab podcast, we got together with that organization's co-founder, Bryce Weiler, to talk about what Boston and other teams are doing to such an end. Of course, we also quibble about player rankings and opposing general managers irking their star players as you might expect -- but for this episode, we are proud to help spread the word of the great work Bryce and company have been up to.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/celtics-lab-nba-basketball-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy