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3 episodes with Daniel Kish
2 episodes with Daniel Kish
2 episodes with Daniel Kish
2 episodes with Daniel Kish
2 episodes with Daniel Kish
This week we repeat episode 443, when in 2016, I spoke with Daniel Kish, president of World Access for the Blind. At that time, Daniel was visiting Australia conducting workshops, teaching Blind people how to use Flash Sonar. Please note that as this was in 2016, some information may not be current so please do your own research.
Join Chris Mabry and Daniel Kish as they explore Daniel's unique career journey from chemical engineering to product marketing, with experience across military consulting, Salesforce, Gong, and Conveyor. He shares insights on the value of understanding technical details and balancing cost, performance, and time—lessons learned from his Special Forces tenure. Daniel emphasizes that effective product marketing requires collaboration beyond the marketing department, particularly with presales teams. He advocates for proactive outreach and communication councils to align messaging and strategy. The episode also delves into Conveyor's AI-driven tool for automating security reviews, reducing the administrative burden on sales engineers, and linking AI tools to CRMs for deeper insights and impact on revenue. Daniel encourages a curious, adaptable approach to career growth in product marketing and presales. Connect with him at daniel@conveyor.com or on LinkedIn to keep the conversation going.
On June 1st, it will be three years since the initial release of the book "There Plant Eyes: A Personal and Cultural History of Blindness" and its author and friend of the show Dr. M. Leona Godin is back with us, with us three live in studio. This week on Outlook, we're catching up with Leona on what she's been up to in that time and more recently, along with Barry as our third co-host, as we three find out some of the latest projects and work Godin is focusing on including storytelling shows like "Sighted People Suck”. We discuss how she navigates a place like New York City where she lives, the responsibilities with having a guide dog at whatever age, and about the internal shame and ranking each other within the blindness community that goes on. Leona shares about her experience with Daniel Kish who is well-known for his lifelong use of echo location, what he's famously recognized for, but how his work as a mobility instructor who knows the lived experience of being blind is much less understood and valued. Also, Godin tells us about what she's currently been reading on the broadening knowledge and awareness of something referred to as sensory studies, her "Scented Stories" performances, and a bit about the accessible tour of the Whitney Museum of American Art, along with the help of AI. Check out "There Plant Eyes" and more by going to her website: https://drmlgodin.com And if you missed her previous appearance on Outlook where she talks about her book, you can find it here: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/outlook-2021-10-11-there-plant-eyes-an-interview-with/id1527876739?i=1000538623498
Full Transcript "Our only limits are the ones we think we have." - Daniel Kish Tamman's Article 19 podcast speaks with accessibility icons Daniel Kish, the President for the World Access for the Blind and Derrick Twene, a Consultant, Coach, mobility trainer, and motivational speaker who retrained himself to navigate the world after losing his sight as an adult. Daniel Kish is the lead founder and President of World Access for the Blind. This 501(c)(3) non-profit organization uniquely combines a self directed, no limits approach with expertise in perceptual development, positive psychology, person-centered instruction, and public education to develop and mobilize innovative. Daniel holds Master's degrees in both Developmental Psychology and Special Education. He also holds two national certifications in Orientation and Mobility, COMS and NOMC. Daniel is the first totally blind individual to obtain both certifications. He has maintained employment in this capacity since 1996 as an itinerant instructor for many school districts, rehabilitation agencies, and private persons throughout the world. He believes in a strong interdisciplinary education model, making a point to work in close collaboration with all professionals and other supports in relation to each student. Daniel has worked with nearly 1000 blind students of all ages and backgrounds, and from many cultures, as well as tens of thousands of professionals and members of the blindness community. Derrick Twene is a charismatic, highly skilled business leader with extensive commercial experience within the chemical industry. He determined that his loss of eyesight in 2018 would not prevent him from leading an independent life, and has retrained himself to continue his professional career. He now shares his journey and insights with the visually challenged of all ages as a trainer, coach and motivational speaker. Derrick's aim is to inspire & encourage people to overcome adversity by developing and channeling their skills in order to reach their full potential. Article 19 is created by Tamman Inc., hosted by Kristen Witucki, and is produced by Markus Goldman and Harper Yatvin.
Daniel Kish has a natural ability that has amazed over 2 billion people on this planet. He is often referred to as “The REAL Batman” because he has no eyes and yet he “sees” the world with sound, much like bats and dolphins do. He has traveled the globe unaccompanied for 25 years teaching tens of thousands to live independent lives with this remarkable adaptation. In this rousing conversation, Daniel shows how this works – and asks us all to let go of our fear of the unknown. -- TIMESTAMPS -- 00:00 Intro & Welcome 03:00 Adaptation 9:13 Self Determination 31:32 Daniel's Upbringing 41:18 Break 44:22 The Donut Story 48:52 Daniel as a Teacher 55:46 Modern Day Challenges for Blind People 1:00:59 Neutralizing Fear of the ‘What If' 1:02:47 The Power of Awe 1:06:07 What Do You Wish People Knew? 1:12:53Closing
In the third hour of The Vince Coglianese Show, Vince speaks with Daniel Kish, Senior Fellow at the Institute of Energy Research about how the Green Energy advocates seems not to care that their policies may be causing whale deaths. Vince speaks with Mike McCormick, Author of the “Midnight in the Laptop of Good and Evil” Substack, and former stenographer of Joe Biden from 2011 to 2017 about his research into how the Bidens set up their Burisma meetings and who all were involved. For more coverage on the issues that matter to you visit www.WMAL.com, download the WMAL app or tune in live on WMAL-FM 105.9 from 3-6pm. To join the conversation, check us out on social media: @WMAL @VinceCoglianese See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Vince Coglianese speaks with Daniel Kish, Senior Fellow at the Institute of Energy Research about how the Green Energy advocates seems not to care that their policies may be causing whale deaths. For more coverage on the issues that matter to you visit www.WMAL.com, download the WMAL app or tune in live on WMAL-FM 105.9 from 3-6pm. To join the conversation, check us out on social media: @WMAL @VinceCoglianese See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Vince Coglianese speaks with Daniel Kish, Senior Fellow at the Institute of Energy Research about how the Green Energy advocates seems not to care that their policies may be causing whale deaths. For more coverage on the issues that matter to you visit www.WMAL.com, download the WMAL app or tune in live on WMAL-FM 105.9 from 3-6pm. To join the conversation, check us out on social media: @WMAL @VinceCoglianese See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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*Visioneers: Hosts Fred Williams and Doug McBurney welcome Daniel Kish to Real Science Radio. Daniel has been called the “Batman” because he uses echolocation to compensate for his blindness. And he really gets around! Not only that, but he teaches others to do the same! Daniel is the founder of World Access for the Blind and Visioneers.org. Mr. Listen in and be inspired by the story and the vision of this teacher, and educational innovator. Daniel is joined on the interview by one of his students Derrick Twene, who talks about the differences in learning and using echo-location for those who have had sight, versus those who never had sight. It's a truly fascinating and “eye-opening” discussion! *Echolocation: is one of our favorite topics because it's irreducible sophistication is just more evidence that all of us, and the world we navigate together are fearfully and wonderfully made!
*Visioneers: Hosts Fred Williams and Doug McBurney welcome Daniel Kish to Real Science Radio. Daniel has been called the “Batman” because he uses echolocation to compensate for his blindness. And he really gets around! Not only that, but he teaches others to do the same! Daniel is the founder of World Access for the Blind and Visioneers.org. Mr. Listen in and be inspired by the story and the vision of this teacher, and educational innovator. Daniel is joined on the interview by one of his students Derrick Twene, who talks about the differences in learning and using echo-location for those who have had sight, versus those who never had sight. It's a truly fascinating and “eye-opening” discussion! *Echolocation: is one of our favorite topics because it's irreducible sophistication is just more evidence that all of us, and the world we navigate together are fearfully and wonderfully made!
Jenny, Dr. Cathy, and Paige reflect on reading “For the Benefit of Those Who See”, by Rosemary Mahoney. Topics that come up include learning about the world using all our senses and blind content creators. Jenny touches on how the students at Braille Without Borders (the school where Mahoney teaches) validate her experiences. Purchase and learn more about “For the Benefit of Those Who See” book: https://www.rosemarymahoney.net/for-the-benefit-of-those-who-see Blindsight Documentary on Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/508621901 Video: A Journey from Germany to Kerala: Sabriye Tenberkenat TEDxTrivandrum: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yy4FvPAEtJ0 Book - “Echolocation and FlashSonar” by Daniel Kish and Jo Hook https://www.aph.org/product/echolocation-and-flashsonar/ Just a few blind content creators we follow: Molly Burke: https://www.mollyburkeofficial.com/ Lucy Edwards: https://www.lucyedwards.com/ Anthony Ferraro: https://asfvision.com/ Christine Ha: https://www.youtube.com/user/ChristineHaTube Dan Mancina: https://www.instagram.com/danthemancina/?hl=en James Rath: https://jamesrath.la/ Catarina Rivera: https://www.catarinarivera.com/ Sam Seavey: “The Blind Life”: https://www.youtube.com/c/TheBlindLife https://www.perkinselearning.org/technology/posts/popular-blind-youtubers Please give us your feedback using this survey link: https://educationutah.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_39OmBvMih6MlgNw Make a Donation to- VIPS: https://secure.vips.org/np/clients/vips/donation.jsp?forwardedFromSecureDomain=1&campaign=495 Anchor Center: https://www.anchorcenter.org/get-involved/donate/ Get in touch with us! Follow us on Facebook @Feelingthislifepodcast and Instagram @Feelingthislife Email: feelingthislife@vips.org Jenny: jcastenir@vips.org Paige: pmaynard@vips.org Dr. Cathy: csmyth@anchorcenter.org www.anchorcenter.org www.vips.org
In this week's New Horizons, we harken back to an interview recorded in early 2016. Daniel Kish discusses Echo-location and Orientation and Mobility generally. Find out more at https://new-horizons.pinecast.co This podcast is powered by Pinecast.
Hvert tredje år samles synsprofesionelle fra hele Norden til Nordisk kongres i synspædagogik. Kongressen har netop haft ti års jubilæum. Og det fejrer vi med en podcast-serie, hvor I får spændende udpluk fra de tre dage, hvor over 250 var samlet. God fornøjelse. Det er den sidste dag på NKS. Du skal møde Daniel Kish. Han kan ikke se og er en amerikansk forsker, som interesserer sig for: Hvordan kan man lære hjernen at se, når øjnene ikke kan? I podcasten får du et par smagsprøver fra hans forelæsning. Bagefter handler det om at køre bil, når man har en synsnedsættelse. Det har svenske Krister Inde beskæftiget sig meget med. Han fortæller om erfaringerne på området og hvad han håber, der skal ske af ændringer i fremtiden.
Ed Yong—a science journalist, staff writer at The Atlantic, winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Explanatory Reporting for his coverage of the COVID-19 pandemic and author, most recently of An Immense World: How Animal Senses Reveal the Hidden Realms Around Us The post Ed Yong, author of An Immense World: How Animal Senses Reveal the Hidden Realms Around Us first appeared on Talking Animals.
For this weeks episode we revisit some strange things that human bodies are capable of. If you're like Kelsey, you grew up fascinated by the phenomena of spontaneous human combustion. What circumstances lead to this occurring, and why does it seem to only ever leave behind a pair of legs? Alanna closes out the episode on a much lighter note; introducing a group of real life "superhumans". From withstanding cold and ice for long periods of time, to drawing extremely detailed skylines of cities from memory, we explore some of the truly amazing things the human body is able to achieve with some hard work and dedication. Happy listening and keep it cryptic! Tags: Spontaneous Human Combustion, Iceman Wim Hof, Artist Stephen Wiltshire, Daniel Kish, Dean Karnazes linktr.ee/castlesandcryptids Website: castlesandcryptidspod.squarespace.com
Daniel Kish is blind and he navigates the world kind of like a bat—making clicking sounds with his mouth and, from the echoes he gets back, building a picture of the world he's moving through. "The sonic environment is incredibly alive," says Kish, who lost his eyes to cancer when he was barely one year old. He doesn't just get around. He reveals in the physical beauty of the world. "Domes are pretty special," he says. "So I've been in these tropical gardens, for example, where they'll have these dome structures over these gardens. And when you find the apex of the dome, your every sound that you make, and every sound that's being made in that dome is highly, highly resonant." Come along with us while we walk alongside one of the world's leading experts on echolocation. Part 1 of 2. Guest: Daniel Kish, President of World Access for the Blind
Qui n'a pas rêvé un jours d'avoir des super-pouvoirs ? Super-vision, télékinésie, téléportation ou lire dans les pensées... les capacités hors du communs sont de plus en plus présentes dans les imaginaires qui nous entourent. Livres, comics, BD, films et séries explorent l'univers du fantastique et mélangent les super-pouvoirs et la science. Dans cette première émission magazine de la saison, nos chroniqueuses décortiquent et analysent quelques unes de ces capacités hors normes, passant de la fiction à la réalité scientifique, à la découverte de pouvoirs que vous ne soupçonnez pas. On explore les secrets de la super-vision et de la tétrachromatie avec Nolwenn Laroche-Peltier. Marie Hilary nous raconte l'histoire de Daniel Kish, le Batman Américain aveugle qui se repère grâce à l'écholocalisation (comme les chauves-souris) Avec Mélissa Touvron, on revient sur le mystérieux champ-magnétique terrestre qui donne des super-capacités de repérage à de nombreux animaux (mais pas nous). Arrêt indispensable par les extraordinaires pouvoirs du caca, avec Dounia Saez Enfin, les secrets scientifiques de invisibilité nous sont révélés par Célie Dubost. Pour finir en beauté, Sophie Podevin nous instruit avec un quizz ! Une émission magazine préparée et animée par Sophie Podevin avec une réalisation de Dounia Saez
Francois se brein leer oor ditself Seven and a half lessons (Lisa se werf) Lisa en Lex (episode 1 en episode 2) Audible Audiobook (audible) Soek vir kindle boeke met audio (amazon) Downhill mountain racing: 1000->1 (youtube) Moer 'n 'roo (youtube) Plasticity vs elasticity (webwerf) "your choices are half chance, so are everybody else's" Baz Luhrmann - Everybody's free to wear sunscreen (youtube) Daniel Kish wat blind is maar fietsry met echo location (onderhoud)
When a mysterious illness blinded him at age 25, British naval officer James Holman took up a new pursuit: travel. For the next 40 years he roamed the world alone, describing his adventures in a series of popular books. In this week's episode of the Futility Closet podcast, we'll describe Holman's remarkable career and his unique perspective on his experiences. We'll also remember some separating trains and puzzle over an oddly drawn battle plan. Intro: David Tennant's 2008 turn as Hamlet enlisted the skull of composer André Tchaikowsky. For J.B.S. Haldane's 60th birthday, biologist John Maynard Smith composed an ode to Struthiomimus. Sources for our feature on James Holman: Jason Roberts, A Sense of the World: How a Blind Man Became History's Greatest Traveler, 2009. James Holman, The Narrative of a Journey Through France, etc., 1822. James Holman, Travels Through Russia, Siberia, etc., 1825. James Holman, A Voyage Round the World, 1834. Sarah Bell, "Sensing Nature: Unravelling Metanarratives of Nature and Blindness," in Sarah Atkinson and Rachel Hunt, eds., GeoHumanities and Health, 2020. Eitan Bar-Yosef, "The 'Deaf Traveller,' the 'Blind Traveller,' and Constructions of Disability in Nineteenth-Century Travel Writing," Victorian Review 35:2 (Fall 2009), 133-154. Pieter François, "If It's 1815, This Must Be Belgium: The Origins of the Modern Travel Guide," Book History 15 (2012), 71-92. Joseph Godlewski, "Zones of Entanglement: Nigeria's Real and Imagined Compounds," Traditional Dwellings and Settlements Review 28:2 (Spring 2017), 21-33. Rebe Taylor, "The Polemics of Eating Fish in Tasmania: The Historical Evidence Revisited," Aboriginal History 31 (2007), 1-26. Mark Paterson, "'Looking on Darkness, Which the Blind Do See': Blindness, Empathy, and Feeling Seeing," Mosaic: An Interdisciplinary Critical Journal 46:3 (September 2013), 159-177. Keith Nicklin, "A Calabar Chief," Journal of Museum Ethnography 1 (March 1989), 79-84. Robert S. Fogarty, "Rank the Authors," Antioch Review 65:2 (Spring 2007), 213. Daniel Kish, "Human Echolocation: How to 'See' Like a Bat," New Scientist 202:2703 (April 11, 2009), 31-33. Robert Walch, "As He Alone 'Sees' It," America 195:17 (Nov. 27, 2006), 25-26. Anne McIlroy, "James Holman," CanWest News, Dec. 16, 1992, 1. Chris Barsanti, "The Blind Traveler," Publishers Weekly 243:18 (May 1, 2006), 46. Elizabeth Baigent, "Holman, James (1786–1857), traveller," Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, Sept. 23, 2004. My Futility Closet post on echolocator Ben Underwood. Listener mail: "The History of the Slip Coach," Ruairidh MacVeigh, June 27, 2020. "By Slip Coach to Bicester," video of the last slip coach in operation. Wikipedia, "Slip Coach" (accessed Nov. 25, 2020). "Slip Coaches," Railway Wonders of the World, June 21, 1935. "2 Bedroom Restored Slip Coach in Saltash, St Germans, Cornwall, England," One Off Places (accessed Dec. 3, 2020). From listener Aleksandar Ćirković: The 19:38 train departing the main station at Nuremberg each day splits in four. This week's lateral thinking puzzle was contributed by listener Marie Nearing, who sent this corroborating link (warning -- this spoils the puzzle). You can listen using the player above, download this episode directly, or subscribe on Google Podcasts, on Apple Podcasts, or via the RSS feed at https://futilitycloset.libsyn.com/rss. Please consider becoming a patron of Futility Closet -- you can choose the amount you want to pledge, and we've set up some rewards to help thank you for your support. You can also make a one-time donation on the Support Us page of the Futility Closet website. Many thanks to Doug Ross for the music in this episode. If you have any questions or comments you can reach us at podcast@futilitycloset.com. Thanks for listening!
Beethoven komponerede musik selv, efter han mistede hørelsen. En rovfugl kan se en mus på 400 meters afstand. Og fisk har udviklet et sidelinjeorgan, der kan reagere på trykbølger fra omgivelserne. Naturen er forunderlig og i konstant forandring. Men hvad ved vi egentligt om øjet, øret og organet, der styrer det hele – hjernen? Lyt med, når de to evolutionsbiologer Christian Damsgaard og Jakob Christensen-Dalsgaard i samtale med kognitionsforsker Signe Vangkilde diskuterer sansernes evolutionshistorie og dyrerigets store fysiologiske variation. Hvordan kan det for eksempel være, at farven gul ikke synes ens for alle? Og hvorfor fremkalder visse lyde velbehag hos den ene, men pinsel hos den anden? Ingen dyr sanser ens – alle arter oplever verden på hver deres måde. I USA kører den blinde aktivist Daniel Kish mountainbike gennem skoven, mens han udsender klik med tungen og lytter til, hvordan træerne kaster lyden tilbage. For mister du en sans, vil det påvirke de andre. Og vores sanseapparat er fantastiske til at tilpasse sig vores omgivelser. Det er blandt andet grunden til, at du kan have en samtale med nogen til en fest og stadig høre dit navn blive nævnt i den anden ende af rummet. Men det er også et billede på den kamp mellem sanserne, som evolutionens selektionspres har sat i spil. Samtalen er modereret af idéhistoriker Daniel Flendt Dreesen.
Podcast Jajam Shlomo (Sally) Zaed Daniel Kish Conferencia
Podcast Jajam Shlomo (Sally) Zaed Daniel Kish Conferencia
What if I told you that you don't need eyes to see? Today's thought leader is the ‘real-life-Batman' Daniel Kish. Daniel is an expert in human echolocation and President of World Access for the Blind and one of the world's foremost inspirational speakers. Blind since he was 13 months old, Daniel has learned to “see” using a form of echolocation. Let's jump right into this episode and learn from Daniel how anyone, blind or sighted, can learn to repurpose their brain and conquer fears of the unknown. [00:01 - 09:49] Opening Segment Let's welcome our guest for today, Daniel Kish ‘The real-life Batman' President of World Access for the Blind Daniel talks a bit about himself Known in part for having trained his brain to see without eyes Lost his eyes to Retinal Cancer as a baby Repurposing the brain The concept of image is just a compilation of sensory data Daniel talks about making the most of ‘real estate' for the brain Forge connections actively I mention a video you can see Daniel in action Video link below [09:50 - 19:27] Borrowing Eyes Daniel talks about alternative solutions Different doctors have different acceptance of different areas Blindness is associated with a lack of mobility Being blind is a challenge but the challenges can be addressed The approaches used to be very ‘sight-centric' Getting access to visual information Typically and traditionally people use sighted people to obtain visual information There was a problem, but now people have choices about how to approach it ‘Use it or Lose it' The issues surrounding blindness have produced a marginalization [19:28 - 26:55] Repurpose the Brain Daniel talks about how this work pertains to sighted people This goes beyond just echolocation It's about repurposing the brain Build more brain connections to creativity and innovation 3 things needed to teach the brain something new Motivation Regular Opportunity for Application Challenging circumstances Daniel talks about the psychology of what he teaches Mastering your capacity as a person Neutralizing fear Darkness is the construct of the brain People assume blindness is simply a lack of eyesight [26:56 - 35:05] Overcoming the Fear of the Unknown Daniel addresses how to overcome this fear Are you firstly motivated? Fear leads to curiosity Where are you allocating your energy to? Next is learning how to develop a healthy relationship with darkness Challenge your assumptions and rethink what you think you know Establish what you DO know These are tools you can use to charge through We should be willing to find a new foundation when fear comes [35:06 - 43:19] The Seed of Creating Community Daniel talks about different people who have learned this technique Daniel shares how this work looks like in practice Working with a lot of kids with a lot of different stories Daniel tells an amazing story of one of his students Teaching a kid to play soccer with sound Creating a community Connecting to things bigger than yourself [43:20 - 52:56] Closing Segment How to help and support Daniel on his mission Creating a vision academy with a virtual and outreach component Donate What reminded you every day that it's still an amazing world? Watching people grow into greater freedom - especially children I want to add that Daniel is a great public speaker TED Speaker How can we find you? See links below Final words from me and Daniel Tweetable Quotes: “For us to forge connections in our brain, those connections have to actually be used, we have to conduct energy actively through those connections.” - Daniel Kish “Fear of the unknown is man's most primal fear… as a blind person you are the unknown personified, which I believe is a fear that lies at the root of all of our fear.”' - Daniel Kish Resources Mentioned: ABC Science: Echolocation - Daniel Kish TED Speaker You can learn more and support Daniel on https://waftb.net/ Articles with Daniel: https://everwideningcircles.com/2019/07/31/daniel-kish-blind-seeing-with-sound/ https://everwideningcircles.com/2017/10/29/daniel-kish-life-beyond-expectations/ Ever Widening Circles Link: https://everwideningcircles.com/ EWC Ed: https://ed.everwideningcircles.com/ Conspiracy of Goodness Summit Oct 4th: https://www.cogsummit.com/ Donate! https://www.paypal.com/donate/?token=I-nvmUrlbDfU67bRoWWdOhFxiAM_W81jtIFBGCYzfCL6fG8oSUOg9ONIL9WR8LDjLEeYj0&country.x=US&locale.x=US EWC APP: https://everwideningcircles.com/good-news-app-ever-widening-circles-app/ Dr. Lynda's Book: https://www.dr-lynda.com/book/happiness
Ne najpomembnejša, vsekakor pa zanimiva dejstva za zvedave poslušalce, ki morajo izmed petih trditev izbrati napačno Ne najpomembnejša, vsekakor pa zanimiva dejstva za zvedave poslušalce, ki morajo izmed petih trditev izbrati napačnoKatera izmed petih trditev je izmišljena? 1. Eden od dvajsetih ameriških vojakov, ki ga sprejmejo na urjenje, je barvno slep. Vsi delajo kot izvidniki, saj z rdeče-zeleno barvno slepoto lažje razločujejo kamuflažne barve. Trditev je izmišljena 2. Kubanka Alicia Alonso velja za eno največjih baletnih plesalk vseh časov. Od 19. leta naprej je do konca kariere (pri 75-ih) plesala skoraj popolnoma slepa. Trditev je resnična 3. Brajica je bila sprva ustvarjena kot pisava, ki bi jo lahko Napoleonovi vojaki brali v temi. Louis Braille je v njej pozneje prepoznal potencial za razvoj pisave za slepe in slabovidne. Trditev je resnična 4. Tisoč izvodov je bila dolga leta naklada revije Playboy v brajici, financiral jo je ameriški kongres. Trditev je resnična 5. Daniel Kish je Američan brez obeh očes. Vidi s sluhom. Razvil je poseben način tleskanja z jezikom, ki mu omogoča lociranje predmetov z odmevom. Tako lahko denimo po cesti vozi kolo. Trditev je resnična
1936 Encore of 1426 Navigating Using Echolocation (Sep. 4, 2019) Show Notes If you can’t see with your eyes, you need other ways of recognizing your environment in order to maneuver through it. Like bats, humans can also use echolocation. Hosts Peter and Nancy Torpey speak with Daniel Kish and J Steele-Louchart of World Access … Continue reading 1936 Encore of 1426 Navigating Using Echolocation (Sep. 4, 2019) →
A physiologist and former British Olympian has unveiled a blueprint for what he describes as the world's ultimate superhuman. It includes the acceleration of Usain Bold's legs (whose fast-twitch muscle fibers can accelerate faster than 99.9% of people), the lungs of British rower Steve Redgrave (whose seven-liter capacity means he can take in a third more oxygen than the average person), the brain of “human calculator” Scott Flansburg (who can add numbers faster than a real calculator), the vision of Veronica Seider (able to distinguish detail from up to a mile away, her sight is 20 times better than the average human), the ears of Daniel Kish (able to navigate his environment by measuring the echo response of clicks made by his tongue), and the voice of Georgia Brown (whose vocal range spans 8 octaves). Well, God is assembling a body greater than that right here – the superhuman body of Christ! A body that has been gifted with such things (as we talked about last week) as: miraculous powers, prophecy, mountain-moving faith, healing power, life-giving mercy, and wisdom from another world. And if you are a follower of Jesus, you are part of that superhuman body. Click here to download the sermon outline
A physiologist and former British Olympian has unveiled a blueprint for what he describes as the world's ultimate superhuman. It includes the acceleration of Usain Bold's legs (whose fast-twitch muscle fibers can accelerate faster than 99.9% of people), the lungs of British rower Steve Redgrave (whose seven-liter capacity means he can take in a third more oxygen than the average person), the brain of “human calculator” Scott Flansburg (who can add numbers faster than a real calculator), the vision of Veronica Seider (able to distinguish detail from up to a mile away, her sight is 20 times better than the average human), the ears of Daniel Kish (able to navigate his environment by measuring the echo response of clicks made by his tongue), and the voice of Georgia Brown (whose vocal range spans 8 octaves). Well, God is assembling a body greater than that right here – the superhuman body of Christ! A body that has been gifted with such things (as we talked about last week) as: miraculous powers, prophecy, mountain-moving faith, healing power, life-giving mercy, and wisdom from another world. And if you are a follower of Jesus, you are part of that superhuman body. Click here to download the sermon outline
Thomas Karu Tvedt er blind og utdanner seg til instruktør i Ekkolokalisering i organisasjonen Visioneers Norway . De er en non-profit organisasjon som ønsker å gi blinde muligheten til å fungere bedre i hverdagen med å bruke lyd for å orientere seg, og holder workshops blant annet med grunnleggeren Daniel Kish fra USA, hvor man kan lære ekkolokalisering. Hør episoden og se video om hvordan Thomas orienterer seg med lyd og stokk ! Flere episoder på altomøyet.no følg oss på facebook eller instagram
John Macfarlane of Utah Valley University on ISIS. John Meeker of the University of Michigan on microplastic. Judith Turner of the University of Washington on low back pain. Daniel Kish of World Access for the Blind on navigating with sonar. Oriana Aragón of Clemson University on cute aggression. Lawyer James Maloney on nunchucks being legal in New York after 45 year ban overturned.
Email us, stories@zeropercentscared.com This week, we try and recover from the bummer of satanic panic with superpowers! Super smellers, folks who are strong AF, bones that never break, perfect memories and mega-athletes to name a few. We also talk about a whole mess of genetics, get excited people. Stuff we talked about: Melissa McCracken: Songs as Paintings Strongman Louis Cyr, real life superman Liam Hoekstra and Myostatin-related muscle hypertrophy Daniel Kish, Bat Man! Wallmeier and Weigrebe "Self-motion facilitates echo-acoustic orientation in humans" 2014 Joy Milne, Woman who can smell Parkinson's Disease Gene Editing on Last Week Tonight Radio Lab, Limits Radio Lab, CRISPR The Myth of Genetic Superbabies Josiah Zayner - biohacker and CRISPR experimenter Kim Peek, the Human Microfiche! Veronica Seider, Eagle Eyes!
Click, click, click! The bat’s navigational skills could be life changing to people who are blind. Daniel Kish has mastered the art of echolocation and can navigate by tongue clicking. In this podcast, you can try too. With Patrick Aryee. www.bbcworldservice.com/30animals #30animals
James Curry of the University of Utah on government shutdown. Daniel Kish on echolocation for the blind. Wajid Ahmed of Windsor-Essex County on fluoridated water controversy. Jeremy Snyder of Simon Fraser University on the ethics of Crowdfunding. Micheal Stein of Boston University on black box usage in medicine. Diane Levin of Boston University on Alexa and homework.
KCBS Radio afternoon anchor and A2A founder Jeff Bell shares the story of Daniel Kish who lost both eyes to cancer as an infant. Kish, who is the founder and President of World Access For The Blind, has taught other blind people to gain freedom and to navigate the world through the use of sound and “flash sonar” techniques or echolocation.
KCBS Radio afternoon anchor and A2A founder Jeff Bell shares the story of Daniel Kish, who lost both eyes to cancer as an infant. Kish is the founder and President of World Access For The Blind has taught other blind people to gain freedom and to navigate the world through the use of sound and “flash sonar” techniques or echolocation.
This week, Stella has an extended and engaging conversation with echolocation expert Daniel Kish. President of the World Access for the Blind and a high-profile speaker, Daniel is also the first totally blind person to be a legally Certified Orientation and Mobility Specialist. He believes that echolocation empowers blind people to move beyond the negative expectations of what they can and cannot do.
J Steele-Louchart is a Perceptual Navigation Instructor with World Access for the Blind. Blind from the age of 12, J began teaching himself Perceptual Navigation based on materials published online by World Access For The Blind Lead Founder and President Daniel Kish. Now J teaches others how to see the world around them using their ears and a technique called flash sonar. He joins Nate on this episode to explain how it all works.
The Guitar Dungeon is awash with excitement this week as we welcome in Daniel Kish, President of World Access for the Blind and well-known teacher of echo location. We talk to Daniel about what echo location is and what it means for the people who use it as well as its potential impact on the visually impaired community. You don’t want to miss this one (not that you’d want to miss ANY episodes, of course…) Show NotesWorld Access for the Blindhttp://waftb.net/Visioneers.orghttp://visioneers.org/Daniel Kish Keynote Speech at ZeroCon18https://business.facebook.com/zeroproject.org/videos/1823082754398043/Excerpt from the textbook, ‘Echolocation and Flash Sonar’https://visioneers.org/media/flashsonar-textbook/ AT Banter is brought to you by Canadian Assistive Technology, providing sales and training in Assistive Technology and Accessibility with over 30 years of knowledge and experience. Visit them online at www.canasstech.com or call toll-free 1-844-795-8324.Need repairs on your device? Chaos Technical Services offers service and support on almost any piece of Assistive Technology, while also providing parts and batteries. Visit them online at www.chaostechnicalservices.com or call 778-847-6840.
Pour cet épisode, je vous ai déniché l’histoire de la famille Blancharde, composée d’une mère et de sa fille, qui sont toutes deux d’incroyables battantes qui se refusent à abandonner face aux nombreuses épreuves sur...
Humans adapt to physical and creative challenges in remarkable ways. How do we do it, and what happens when we can't? In this episode, TED speakers share inspiring stories about our capacity to adapt. Guests include runner Christopher McDougall, nonprofit founder Daniel Kish, author Rich Benjamin and artist Janet Echelman. (Original Broadcast Date: November 20, 2015)
همه شما با این ابر قهرمان آشنایی دارین. قهرمانی که با نمایه خفاش در تاریکی به نبرد با بدی میپردازه. حتی شاید خیلی ها آرزو داشته باشن تا به این ابر قهرمان تبدیل بشن. خب، در این قسمت ما میخوایم فردی رو به شما معرفی کنیم که میشه اونو به معنای واقعی "مرد خفاشی" دونست. پس با ما همراه باشید ...
همه شما با این ابر قهرمان آشنایی دارین. قهرمانی که با نمایه خفاش در تاریکی به نبرد با بدی میپردازه. حتی شاید خیلی ها آرزو داشته باشن تا به این ابر قهرمان تبدیل بشن. خب، در این قسمت ما میخوایم فردی رو به شما معرفی کنیم که میشه اونو به معنای واقعی "مرد خفاشی" دونست. پس با ما همراه باشید ...
Follow Ethan, a 10-year-old blind musician as he learns echolocation from Daniel Kish, a method used for navigating around objects using sound.
Ethan was born blind. He's now a 10 year-old boy who collects sounds on his 51 dictaphones, composes music, and performs on stage in concerts. Until now he's been home-schooled, but last year he was offered a place at St Mary's Music School in Scotland - one of the best in the country. The problem is he struggles to get around. This is where Batman comes in. His real name is Daniel Kish and like Ethan he's blind. He's a master of echolocation. He makes clicking noises - like a bat - to build a picture of the world around him. Neuroscientists have done experiments on him and found that he's managed to activate the visual part of his brain. He's taught people all over the world to "see through sound" and he's so good at it that he goes hiking, cycling and rock-climbing. "Batman" (Daniel) comes to Scotland to spend 10 days with Ethan, to teach him echolocation and help him prepare for his new school. The documentary follows Ethan's progress as he learns from Daniel Kish. Listeners are introduced to the principles of echolocation, they follow Ethan practicing at home, on the train and at his new school. They're brought into Ethan's world, through music composed specially by Ethan, and they're with him on his birthday, on long walks in the Scottish hills, right through to his experience at school. We follow Ethan up to his final day of term to find out how he's done, and see how he copes with his biggest challenge yet: playing an accordion solo with the orchestra at the school concert. Produced and presented by Helena Merriman.
Açık Bilinç 5 Ocak 2016 5 Ocak Salı 09:30 Açık Bilinç'te gözleri olmayan ama ekolokasyon yöntemiyle "kulaklarıyla gören" Daniel Kish'in olağanüstü öyküsü var. Ekolokasyon, yarasaların karanlıkta ses sinyalleriyle yol bulma ve avlanmasını sağlayan bir biyo-sonar mekanizması. Yarasaların bazı balinalar ve yunusların da kullandığı ekolokasyonla avlandığını, hayvanlarda bilinç üzerine pek çok makalesi ve kitabı bulunan Harvard Üniversitesi'nden Prof. Donald Griffin kanıtlamıştı. Bir yaşındayken iki gözünü de kansere kaybeden D. Kish kendi geliştirdiği ekolokasyon yöntemiyle özgürce dolaşabiliyor, bisiklete biniyor. "Biz gözlerimizle değil zihnimizle görüyoruz" diyen Kish'in şimdiye dek 40 ülkede onbinin üzerinde görmeyen çocuğu eğittiği vakfı: http://www.worldaccessfortheblind.org Daniel Kish ekolokasyon yardımıyla sokakta bisiklete binerken: Shorts: Daniel Kish's echolocation in action Kish'in TED konuşması: Daniel Kish: How I use sonar to navigate the world Kish'in öyküsünü anlatırken, yakın-algı (dokunma, koku, tat) ve uzak-algı (görme, işitme) modaliteleri arasındaki ilişkiden de söz edeceğiz. Yeni yılın bu ilk programında ayrıca 1970'lerde Ankara Görme Engelliler Okulu'nda geçen küçük kişisel bir anekdot da var.
Daniel Kish is an inspiration to anyone he contacts. He has been completely blind since he was a baby and since then has evolved to 'see' using sound called echolocation. This conversation will have you questioning the whole concept of 'normal' and help you appreciate what you have!
A podcast BONUS for you today. We didn't have enough room in our Batman show for this lovely story about Julee-anne Bell, one of the many people who have learned Daniel Kish's echolocation technique. Enjoy!