The World As I See It

See the world through a different lens. The World As I See It is a podcast about perspective, awareness, and the beauty of how we each experience life in our own way. Whether you're curious, reflective, or just looking for a fresh outlook, you're invited into honest conversations and thoughtful moments that explore what it means to truly see.For questions, and feedback, email: [theworldasiseeitpodcast@gmail.com]

The World As I See It is a education podcast hosted by Addison, with 56 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.

Addison hosts The World As I See It, a education show with 56 episodes published.

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  The World As I See It Episode 56: How Did Blind People Read Before Braille Was Invented?

  Aug 17, 20268 min

  In this episode, we’re kicking off a three-part history series by taking a look back at how blind and low-vision people navigated reading and writing long before modern screen readers, audiobooks, or even Braille existed. We’ll explore early experiments with tactile print—from Valentin Haüy pressing wet paper onto metal shapes in 1784 to Scottish printers using sharp, angular alphabets like "triangular alphabet" and "Alston Type." We’ll also discuss why these early raised-letter systems were so exhausting to read and impossible to write, and how Dr. William Moon created Moon Type as a simplified alternative for adult readers. Are you enjoying the podcast? Please share it with a friend or family member, like the episode, follow the show, and leave a rating and review! If you have questions, comments, or thoughts, send me an email: theworldasiseeitpodcast@gmail.com #TheWorldAsISeeIt #BlindPerspective #BlindnessAwareness #PodcastLife #HistoryOfBraille

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  The World As I See It Episode 55: How Did Activists Force Congress to Pass the ADA?

  Aug 10, 202612 min

  In this episode, I’m looking back at what life was actually like for people with disabilities before the passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act. From public buses without lifts to missing elevator Braille, accessibility wasn't legally guaranteed—and nearly 70% of working-age disabled Americans were left out of the workforce. I’m sharing the incredible history of how activists took a stand in March 1990 by leaving their mobility devices behind to physically crawl up the 78 marble steps of the U.S. Capitol. We’ll discuss how the famous "Capitol Crawl" forced lawmakers to take action, leading to the signing of the ADA and reshaping modern life. Are you enjoying the podcast? Please share it with a friend or family member, like the episode, follow the show, and leave a rating and review! If you have questions, comments, or thoughts, send me an email: theworldasiseeitpodcast@gmail.com #TheWorldAsISeeIt #BlindPerspective #BlindnessAwareness #PodcastLife 

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  The World As I See It Episode 54: How S.O.A.R. Started? 20 Years of Impact (Interview with Kevin)

  Aug 3, 202625 min

  In this episode, I’m sitting down for a special interview with Kevin, the director of S.O.A.R.! S.O.A.R. is an incredible three-week program designed for teens and young adults who are blind or visually impaired to build real independence, confidence, and essential life skills. Kevin shares what inspired him to create the program 20 years ago, how it has evolved over two decades, and how they balance fun activities with hands-on independent living training. We also discuss how S.O.A.R. recruits top-tier instructors from across the country and what it’s like watching participants transform from week one to week three. Whether you're considering attending, a parent, or just curious and want to learn more about S.O.A.R., you won't want to miss this conversation! If you have questions or feedback, leave a comment below or reach out via email: theworldasiseeitpodcast@gmail.com #TheWorldAsISeeIt #BlindPerspective #BlindnessAwareness #PodcastLife #IndependentLiving

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  The World As I See It Episode 52: One Year of Growth (My Podcast Journey)

  Jul 20, 202610 min

  In this episode, we are officially celebrating ONE YEAR of the podcast! I honestly cannot believe we are at episode 52, and looking back at where this all started on June 23rd, 2025, so much has changed. I'm taking a deeply reflective look at my journey—from recording my very first episode in my closet using a voice memos app, to building a consistent weekly schedule, finding my editing confidence, and growing into the advocate I am today. Plus, I'm sharing a huge personal update on how this past year has completely shifted my future passion away from broadcast journalism and toward becoming a narrator. I want to thank everyone who has supported me, and I want to challenge you to help me shape the future of this show. What do you want to hear next? If you have questions, ideas, or feedback, please reach out! I want you to be part of this conversation, and no question is too big or too small. Email: theworldasiseeitpodcast@gmail.com #TheWorldAsISeeIt #BlindPerspective #BlindnessAwareness #PodcastLife

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  The World As I See It Episode 51: Would You Get in a Driverless Car?

  Jul 13, 202611 min

  In this episode, I’m diving into a topic that I feel like I see a lot of on the internet: self-driving cars. For the blind and visually impaired community, this emerging technology represents something truly massive—a game-changing chance at total independence and the promise of ultimate freedom to go wherever you want without having to rely on anyone else's schedule. However, I'm being completely honest about my own perspective because it is a massive leap of faith to let AI control your car instead of a human driver. I’m breaking down exactly how these vehicles operate like a standard rideshare app, what it looks like inside an empty vehicle with a self-moving steering wheel, and the specific design tweaks and screen-reader accessibility features that still need to be absolutely flawless for true blind independence. I want to challenge you to think about how you would feel in this situation and whether you would hesitate to hop inside a self-driving car too. If you have questions, ideas, or feedback, please reach out! I want you to be part of this conversation, and no question is too big or too small. Email: theworldasiseeitpodcast@gmail.com #TheWorldAsISeeIt #BlindPerspective #BlindnessAwareness #PodcastLife

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