The Eyes Free Sports Podcast

Eyes Free Sports explores sports and recreation activities for blind and visually impaired individuals.

The Eyes Free Sports Podcast is a sports podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 100 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Episode #174

  The Eyes Free Sports Podcast: Ep. 173 – Learning about Blind Fencing with Stephanie Valdez

  Aug 15, 202643 min

  In Episode 173 of the Eyes Free Sports podcast, we learn about blind fencing for the first time. We are joined by Stephanie Valdez who has competed in multiple blind fencing tournaments. During the discussion, Valdez spoke about: Where she was born and grew up Her visual impairment Her education and career achievements and goals What it’s like being a visually impaired mom How she got into blind fencing How blind fencing works and why there are simple adaptations to mainstream fencing Her accomplishments competing in a few blind fencing tournaments Her current efforts to help grow the sport around the U.S. and where a few blind fencing clubs are located Her involvement in the National Federation of the Blind (NFB) How people can learn more about blind fencing Learn more about blind fencing on the USA Blind Fencing website at http://usablindfencing.org . Check out USA Blind Fencing on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61585963794247 . Contact communications@usablindfencing.org with questions.

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  Episode #173

  The Eyes Free Sports Podcast: Ep. 172 – Highlighting Bicycling Blind with Christine Tinberg and Chuck Miller

  Aug 8, 202641 min

  In Episode 172 of the Eyes Free Sports podcast, we feature a conversation with two guests – Christine Tinberg, founder and executive director of Bicycling Blind, and Chuck Miller, a board member for the organization who is an Army veteran and longtime adaptive athlete. During the interview, they discussed: Where they are from and their personal backgrounds Their individual achievements in cycling and other athletic endeavors The inspiration behind starting Bicycling Blind, a nonprofit organization connecting sighted captains and blind stokers to ride together on tandem bikes The mission of the organization How people can get involved and connect to either a captain or stoker in their local area The benefits of sports and recreation for the blind and low vision community Check out Bicycling Blind at http://bicyclingblind.org and create a profile to get started. For questions, contact ride@bicyclingblind.org .

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  Episode #172

  The Eyes Free Sports Podcast: Ep. 171 – Hitting the Course to Talk Blind Golf with Brian Oglesbee

  Aug 1, 202648 min

  In Episode 171 of the Eyes Free Sports podcast, we chat with Accomplished blind golfer and high school head golf coach Brian Oglesbee. During the conversation, Oglesbee spoke about: His early years and eye condition Sports he played as a kid His education, including two degrees he earned from the University of Georgia How he got into golf and discovering blind golf The adaptations of golf for the blind and visually impaired His achievements competing in tournaments with American Blind Golf and the U.S. Blind Golf Association His role serving on the board of directors for the USBGA Working as a high school head golf coach and teacher at Upson-Lee High School Learn more about American Blind Golf (ABG) at http://americanblindgolf.com . Learn more about the U.S. Blind Golf Association (USBGA) at http://usblindgolf.com .

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  Episode #171

  The Eyes Free Sports Podcast: Ep. 170 – Learning about Blind Curling with Murray Rudolph

  Jul 18, 202636 min

  In Episode 170 of the Eyes Free Sports podcast, we learn all about blind curling. our guest is Murray Rudolph from Canada. The longtime blind curler spoke about Where he was born and grew up His visual impairment His education and career How he got into blind curling How curling is adapted for blind and visually impaired players His achievements in curling How popular blind curling is in Canada today How people can learn more about blind curling in Canada Contact the Canadian Council of the Blind (CCB) at http://ccbnational.net .

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  Episode #170

  The Eyes Free Sports Podcast: Ep. 169 – Running with Marathoner and Endurance Athlete Caitlin Lee

  Jul 4, 20261 hour

  In Episode 169 of the Eyes Free Sports podcast, we visit with Caitlin Lee, an accomplished marathoner and endurance athlete who works as the Development Officer at the American Council of the Blind (ACB). During the discussion, Lee talked about: Where she was born and grew up Her visual impairment Her education and current role with ACB How she got into running The adaptations she uses as a visually impaired runner Her experience teaming up with a guide for running The numerous races she’s run and which have stood out in her mind Her recent first-place finish in the para-athlete T13 female division at the 2026 Boston Marathon Some of the sports and recreation efforts of ACB Since this interview, Lee went on to finish second at the Boston Athletic Association 10K in the Para T11-T13 (blind and visually impaired) division! Contact her via email at clee@acb.org . Follow her on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/brooklynskipping and on TikTok at https://www.tiktok.com/@brooklynskipping . Learn more about the American Council of the Blind at http://acb.org .

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