Podcast appearances and mentions of steve baskis

Veteran, Steve Baskis, shares his experience turning his focus to outdoor adventures after losing his vision while serving in the military.  He shares techniques for sailing, biathlon (skiing and shooting), climbing, and how to prepare for an adventure through gathering a good team.Record an Audio Message!www.stevebaskis.comwww.blindendeavors.orgCheck out a list of our guests: www.storiesofvisionloss.com/guestshttps://buymeacoffee.com/storiesofvisionlossBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/stories-of-vision-loss--5626029/support.

In this episode we hear from Mike Patterson, Whitney Curtin, Aaron 'Ike' Isaacson and Steve Baskis about Sail To Win. They formed Sail To Win "to honor and empower wounded veterans, first responders, and people that have served their community with disabilities by training, educating, and competing in sailing competitions around the globe. We bring adaptive and able-bodied athletes together, conduct training events, and facilitate opportunities for technology experts to assist service members with solutions that will help them become highly competitive in sailing and increase their everyday quality of life."Learn more about Sail To Win at: www.sailtowin.org See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Steve Baskis, Nick Morris and Ali Shelley speak with Jeff Bornstein. Read more about Jeff below… Jeff is a retired US Army, military intelligence, communication specialist who says the most intelligent thing he ever did was to marry his wife. His favorite hobby, he's amateur radio (HAM) operator KM6OPI. After the Army he answered an ad in the newspaper for background actors for the movie "Rocky III". In 1989, he pursued one of his dreams - to become a Hollywood stuntman and to date, has been chased, beaten and shot at by the best. Jeff is an Award-Winning magician. In 1991 he became a performing member of the World Famous Magic Castle in Hollywood CA. In 2004, he was the only Comedy Magician invited to go overseas with five other comedians to entertain during Operation: Iraqi Freedom. They performed in five countries, 32 shows in 23 days! Today, he and his lovely wife perform for the USO, Corporate and High End Social Events, as well as producing their own military show, "Operation-Bravo", which entertains the U.S. Armed Forces both domestically and abroad.    Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/bornsteins/   IMDB - https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0097138/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0          

Nick Morris and Steve Baskis speak about their war injuries, recovery and rehabilitation. Steve asks questions about Knicks mental perspective before joining the military, while serving during war and after physical trauma. Questions are asked about whether resilience training should exist or be improved, as well as whether or not military personnel worry about being seriously wounded during combat operations. If you have anybody in mind for the show, please fill out the form at Baskis360.com  

Nick Morris and Steve Baskis discuss many topics in this episode. Please be aware we are still setting up some things in the studio and trying to figure out a format, we hope to redesign the show and have some sort of standardization moving forward. This episode is just us rambling about our opinions and what is going on in the world today. I have not interviewed someone in sometime now, so if any listeners have a request or someone they would recommend for the show, please visit baskis360.com and fill out the form. Please subscribe and share if you get a chance. 

Show Description On this episode, George, Leslie, and Meaghan were excited to welcome Steve Baskis to the show. Steve is, among other things, an adventurer, author, speaker, and the host of his own podcast, Baskis360. Steve shared his adventures with the team and discussed some of the safety measures he employs while mountaineering, white water rafting, and participating in other sports. To learn more about Steve's adventures and endeavors, check out his website. Providing Feedback We want to hear from you, so please send an email to feedback@handsonsafety.net. You can follow us on Facebook and Twitter. . You can also find us on the web, for resources and other safety related topics.

in this episode Steve Baskis and Nick Morris discuss a few random topics, ranging from the social media network giants to wildlife found in Colorado and other places. I dare you to give it a listen and try to stay on track. Nick talks a little bit about sports and specifically football teams he dislikes or admires. Please subscribe to the podcast or share on your social media networks. 

Steve Baskis and Nick Morris speak about war, trauma and politics in this episode. Feel free to subscribe and follow the show. 

STEVE BASKIS is a retired US Army veteran, who, in 2008, suffered severe wounds due to an improvised explosive device (IED), his injuries were extensive, and included loss of sight, multiple shrapnel injuries, along with nerve damage to his left arm. Thanks to his courageous and selfless service, he was immediately awarded the Purple Heart medal by the US President. Today, he's an established author, presenter, athlete, and motivator. He's won awards for his contributions to the blind community, he's medalled at the national level of both the summer, and winter Olympics, and he has his own non-profit organisation: Blind Endeavors. His accomplishments are too many to list, and the list is still growing. HAVE YOU MET... STEVE BASKIS. TIMESTAMPS [clickable in some apps]: [00:12] INTRO [01:08] Steve's life before joining the military [11:37] Joining the military [18:51] Steve talking about his injury [25:24] Adapting post-injury [31:47] The black abyss & starving for light [35:54] Smart-phones & screen-readers [39:03] Using a white cane [43:05] Dealing with losing eyesight & losing a friend, at the same time ["humans hunting humans"] [49:41] Post-injury adventuring [55:29] Soldiers to Summits expedition [57:20] Feeling the mountain [58:14] Using sound to understand the world [01:00:37] The BrainPort [01:04:12] A climb that went wrong [01:07:32] Kayaking [01:17:40] Playing the drums [01:19:19] Next BIG adventure: trans-Atlantic sailing [01:21:36] Remembering faces [01:25:01] Steve guessing what Ben looks like [01:29:40] Steve's message [01:31:45] OUTRO HAVE YOU MET... LINKS: All Links (Linktree) YouTube Full Episodes (out WEEKLY) YouTube Clips (Most days) Website Instagram Anchor Twitter Facebook LinkedIn STEVE'S LINKS: Instagram @baskis360 Instagram @blindendeavors Facebook YouTube Twitter @stevebaskis Website Podcast Steve's non-profit: BLIND ENDEAVORS: - NEW EPISODES WEEKLY - NEW CLIP MOST DAYS - [During September 2021 we'll be releasing episodes every 2 weeks] Open-minded and curious conversational interviews. Extreme variety of guests and topics. Just two people talking... THANKS FOR LISTENING!! Hope you enjoy(ed) the episode :) ALL LINKS

This week i spoke to a man who has achieved countless things since tragically losing his sight when he was a member of the US army, from adventuring around the world to becoming a sportsman, he has an incredible journey, enjoy! Also, their is so much much more we could have spoke about so if you would like to hear more from Steve then let us know and we will do a part 2.

“I'm stubborn,” reflects Steve Baskis. “When my mind tells me not to do something because I'm afraid or nervous, I tend to tell myself to do it.” What happens when you lose something fundamental to how you function in the world in a single second? For ex-infantryman Steve Baskis wounded in Iraq, it meant staying on the bright side, looking forward, and never giving up.

Steve Baskis speaks about his experience with smart home technology and how it benefits him as a blind/visually impaired individual.

Steve Baskis and Ken Braband join this episode to share the story of their expedition through the Grand Canyon.as part of the Outtasight series with Team River Runner, Steve as a blind paddler and Ken as member ofthe guide team. This is a truly inspiring story showing that as humans, weare only limited by our desire.Watch the Google Maps video filmed from the Google Media RaftWatch Ken's video of the trip on Liquid AdventuringLearn more:SteveBaskis.comLiquidAdventuring.comTeam River RunnerTeam River Runner Outtasight Series  

The Colorado legislature reconvenes this month. We break down some of the issues that could take center stage, and some of the laws that took effect January 1. Plus, blind veteran adventurer Steve Baskis doesn't set out to inspire, but he's definitely leading by example. And a cookbook from Antonito brings back memories of home in the San Luis Valley.

The Colorado legislature reconvenes this month. We break down some of the issues that could take center stage, and some of the laws that took effect January 1. Plus, blind veteran adventurer Steve Baskis doesn't set out to inspire, but he's definitely leading by example. And a cookbook from Antonito brings back memories of home in the San Luis Valley.

In this Blind Vet Tech Quick Guides, News and Reviews podcast, Steve Baskis from Baskis 360 joins us for a behind the scenes look at his studio. Baskis 360 is the latest endeavor from the founder of Blind Endeavors where he engages with hist guests on a variety of topics like research, politics, disability issues, […]

Larry Gunter, Lonnie Bedwell and Steve Baskis are completely blind and are some adventurous guys. They discuss blindness, their adventures, military service and more.

Blind veteran and adventurer Steve Baskis shares stories of strength, resilience and courage through 360° discussion, interviews and world travel. First show premieres February 6, 2019. Check It Out Every Wednesday, Every Week!