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The CNIB Podcast Network is a collection of audio programming designed to give a voice to people across the CNIB community as they share their personal stories of life with sight loss. Listen to the episodes on any of the platforms listed below. If you enjoy what you hear, subscribe!
CNIB / INCA hosts CNIB Podcast Network, a education show with 104 episodes published.
The Unseen Perspectives Podcast is a six-episode limited series of created by participants in CNIB’s Come to Work program as part of a collaborative group project. Each episode explores different workplace‑related topics
The Unseen Perspectives Podcast is a six-episode limited series of created by participants in CNIB’s Come to Work program as part of a collaborative group project. Each episode explores different workplace‑related topics
The Unseen Perspectives Podcast is a six-episode limited series of created by participants in CNIB’s Come to Work program as part of a collaborative group project. Each episode explores different workplace‑related topics
The Unseen Perspectives Podcast is a six-episode limited series of created by participants in CNIB’s Come to Work program as part of a collaborative group project. Each episode explores different workplace‑related topics
The Unseen Perspectives Podcast is a six-episode limited series of created by participants in CNIB’s Come to Work program as part of a collaborative group project. Each episode explores different workplace‑related topics
The Unseen Perspectives Podcast is a six-episode limited series of created by participants in CNIB’s Come to Work program as part of a collaborative group project. Each episode explores different workplace‑related topics
In this episode of The Lens: Living Diverse, Ben chats with Sophia Alexander – a future social worker, passionate advocate, and proud Black woman of Grenadian descent. Sophia opens up about her experience being diagnosed
In the final episode of The Blind Truth, Taylor and Vivi examine the state of public transit in Edmonton and Winnipeg, highlighting the successes of CNIB’s Get on Board advocacy campaign and the work that still needs to
In episode three of The Blind Truth, Taylor and Vivi look at the student and parent perspectives of navigating the education system for students who are blind or have low vision. University student Zachary Abdalla reflec
In episode two of The Blind Truth, Taylor and Vivi explore how language has shaped the way we discuss and understand blindness since the 19th century. They’re joined by Dr. Vanessa Warne, a professor in the Department of
Welcome to the first episode of The Blind Truth, where hosts Taylor and Vivi discuss the foundation for understanding sight loss by debunking common stereotypes and misconceptions about blindness and answering common que
This week on The Lens: Living Diverse, Ben sits down with Anne Mok, a content creator, public speaker, author, storyteller, and advocate. Anne shares her identities and experiences as an Asian woman with sight loss who i
In this episode of The Lens: Living Diverse, host Ben sits down with the legendary Kelly MacDonald, celebrated broadcaster and host of AMI’s Kelly & Company. Kelly shares his journey as a Black man living with sight loss
In the final episode of Dollars Seen Differently, Graham Dobbs from TMU discusses the basics of cryptocurrency. Graham explains that cryptocurrency, unlike traditional currency, is a decentralized digital form of money,
In Episode 9 of Dollar Seen Differently, Ryan Chin from Sunlife Financial and Peridot Financial Solutions explains the importance and types of life insurance available for individuals, including those with disabilities.
In Episode 8 of Dollars Seen Differently, we cover the essentials of financial literacy, focusing on debts, loans, and taxes. The episode discusses different types of loans—such as credit cards, lines of credit, mortgage
In Episode 7 of Dollars Seen Differently, Sheldon Brown highlights CNIB’s wide range of scholarships and bursaries, which support students across Canada, addressing both financial need and accessibility requirements for
In Episode 6 of Dollars Seen Differently, Joanna Angelidis from BCIT and Ellis Parsons from CNIB discuss financial aid options for students, especially those with disabilities. They explore various resources, including t
In Episode 5 of Dollars Seen Differently, financial expert Selene Mathews-Negash discusses various registered accounts available in Canada, including the Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA), Registered Retirement Savings Pla
In Episode 4 of Dollars Seen Differently, Ryan Chin from Sun Life Financial and Peridot Financial Solutions explains the Registered Disability Savings Plan (RDSP), designed for Canadians with disabilities to save long-te
Kelly MacDonald
host of Kelly & Company · Accessible Media Inc.
1 appearance on this show
Katja
six-figure business coach, former tech professional, new mom · NEADS
1 appearance on this show
Adam Brown
Founder and President of Sircle Media · New Schools Center for Global Mental Health
1 appearance on this show
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