
Ep. 21: Making Room For Joy
Joy and Jenelle explore disability joy... the practice of noticing and naming joyful moments that emerge specifically from the disability experience. Sparked by their earlier conversation with Lachi, they dig into a work

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Identical twin sisters Jenelle and Joy grew up with Retinitis Pigmentosa, yet they’ve often seen blindness - and life - through different lenses. Jenelle brings her therapist’s heart for healing and resilience, while Joy adds an educator’s creative voice for making sense of life. Together they explore the social and emotional side of vision loss... the parts of the journey that never show up on eye charts - sharing stories, struggles, and laughter to remind us there’s no single way to navigate blindness.
Unknown Host hosts DoubleVision Podcast (by DoubleVision Blog), a education show with 21 episodes published.

Joy and Jenelle explore disability joy... the practice of noticing and naming joyful moments that emerge specifically from the disability experience. Sparked by their earlier conversation with Lachi, they dig into a work

Joy and Jenelle revisit a blog post they co-wrote about ten years ago: "8 Things We Wish People Would Know About Losing Vision from a Degenerative Eye Condition." The post gained nearly 7,500 views at the time, resonatin

Guest host Adam Mock joins Joy Thomas and Jenelle Landgraf for a special 15th anniversary celebration of DoubleVision, the blog they started in 2011 while learning to navigate life with Retinitis Pigmentosa. Together, th

In honor of Disability Pride Month, Joy and Jenelle welcome Lachi, 2024 USA Today Woman of the Year, award-winning recording artist, Recording Academy National Trustee, CEO of RAMPD, and author of I Identify as Blind . T

This is Part 1 of a two-part conversation recorded in honor of Mental Health Awareness Month. Joy and Jenelle sit down with Krishna Washburn, founder and artistic director of Dark Room Ballet, for a fascinating deep dive

Expanding on a conversation Joy and Jenelle began in an earlier episode, “How to Handle Over-Helpers”, they are joined by one of their favorite authors, Rebekah Taussig, for her first appearance on the podcast. Together,

Join us as Dr. Kierstyn Napier-Dovorany, an optometrist specializing in low vision rehabilitation, shares her journey into eye care, her work supporting individuals with vision impairment, and her insights into emerging

What would you do if someone offered you a cure tomorrow? For Joy and Jenelle, that question is anything but simple. In this episode, they explore the deeply personal tension between accepting who you are and wanting som

We've all been there — someone swoops in to help before you've even asked, grabs something out of your hands, or insists on doing something for you when you were handling it just fine. It's well-meaning. It can also be e

Blind and unemployed is still the statistical norm in America. So what actually changes that? In this episode, we talk about the advocacy skills most blind and low-vision people are never formally taught, and why storyte

Joy revisits a painful middle-school memory and reframes it decades later, while Jenelle explains how trauma lives not just in our minds, but in our bodies - shaping the stories we use to make sense of our lives. This co

In the third and final installment of the DoubleVision identity series, hosts Joy and Jenelle sit down with Sylvia Stinson Perez, a leader and advocate in the blindness field, for a conversation about identity, leadershi

At the start of a new year, many of us find ourselves asking questions that feel both simple and unsettling: Who am I now? What still holds when parts of life change? This episode of the DoubleVison Podcast is Part 2 in

In this episode, Jenelle and Joy begin a two-part conversation on identity, grounded in their lived experiences of vision loss. Through stories from their childhood, they explore how early reactions from others taught th

As the holidays approach, the kitchen can become a place of belonging uncertainty for people with vision loss, especially when traditions and expectations meet accessibility challenges. In this special Thanksgiving episo

In this episode, Jenelle and Joy discuss their experiences growing up with retinitis pigmentosa, a degenerative eye condition. They explore the concept of 'belonging uncertainty' and how it affects individuals, especiall

In this episode of DoubleVision Podcast, hosts Jenelle and Joy explore the complex topic of grief, particularly in the context of progressive vision loss. They discuss the emotional journey of dealing with a degenerative

What does it mean to move forward with courage while still honoring where you are? This episode explores the balance between bravery and self-compassion as we step into greater visibility. Episode Description In this epi

In this episode, Joy and Jenelle invite their husbands, Benjamin and Torrey, to join them in an insightful conversation about access intimacy... a term coined by disability justice advocate Mia Mingus. Together, they exp

In the debut episode of the DoubleVision Podcast, hosts Jenelle and Joy introduce their new platform, transitioning from their blog to a podcast format. They discuss their experiences with vision loss, the use of Meta gl
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