In this episode, the host Alex Sparks reviews the digital talking thermometer by Reizen.This is a meat thermometer, that the visually impaired can use while they are cooking, in order to determine the doneness of their meats.  The thermometer reads the temperature aloud and is very easy to use while being affordable.you can buy the thermometer at the link below, as well as shop tons of other items for your independent living needs with Maxiaids https://www.maxiaids.com/talking-digital-cooking-thermometer?gclid=Cj0KCQjwsdiTBhD5ARIsAIpW8CLmyUf450p8fqnQA5PZtRyl4AG4alTZLNOptctweed3ggryPRp4BV8aAjT0EALw_wcB#nav-contentLet us know what you think and if you have any ideas for podcasts or discussions for the future!

In this episode, the host Alex Sparks reviews the digital talking thermometer by Reizen. This is a meat thermometer, that the visually impaired can use while they are cooking, in order to determine the doneness of their meats.  The thermometer reads the temperature aloud and is very easy to use while being affordable. you can buy the thermometer at the link below, as well as shop tons of other items for your independent living needs with Maxiaids  <a href="https://www.maxiaids.com/talking-digital-cooking-thermometer?gclid=Cj0KCQjwsdiTBhD5ARIsAIpW8CLmyUf450p8fqnQA5PZtRyl4AG4alTZLNOptctweed3ggryPRp4BV8aAjT0EALw_wcB#nav-content" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.maxiaids.com/talking-digital-cooking-thermometer?gclid=Cj0KCQjwsdiTBhD5ARIsAIpW8CLmyUf450p8fqnQA5PZtRyl4AG4alTZLNOptctweed3ggryPRp4BV8aAjT0EALw_wcB#nav-content</a> Let us know what you think and if you have any ideas for podcasts or discussions for the future!

The Blind American EP. 45  Reizen digital talking thermometer review 

In this episode, the host Alex Sparks discusses where he has been.  The last podcast that was posted was on December 13th.  Alex has been dealing with a lot of stress, anxiety and even panic attacks.  In this podcast, he talks about his struggles, the statistics around mental health for the visually impaired and how to stay positive.  If you are experieincing mental health problems, you are not alone.  Please seek help and if it is an emergency call 911.Let us know what you think online and in the comments.  

In this episode, the host Alex Sparks discusses where he has been.  The last podcast that was posted was on December 13th.   Alex has been dealing with a lot of stress, anxiety and even panic attacks.  In this podcast, he talks about his struggles, the statistics around mental health for the visually impaired and how to stay positive.   If you are experieincing mental health problems, you are not alone.  Please seek help and if it is an emergency call 911. Let us know what you think online and in the comments.

The Blind American EP. 44. Mental health, vision loss and where I have been...

In this episode, the host Alex Sparks talks with Travis Freeman who is known for being the first blind high school football player.  There was even a movie made inspired by him, called 23 blast.  Travis also has a book that is called "Lights out.  If interested, you can get a signed book by Travis by messaging him on Twitter @tfreeman63 or emailing info@travisfreeman.orgTravis has always been a christian and claims that as being his point of hope.  As a devout christian, Travis also has a PHD in preaching and teaches at the University of the Cumberlands here in KY.Make sure you check us out on Facebook @theblindamerican and leave a review for the chance to win a $25 gift card to Amazon.com. Just use the #2022

In this episode, the host Alex Sparks talks with Travis Freeman who is known for being the first blind high school football player.  There was even a movie made inspired by him, called 23 blast.  Travis also has a book that is called "Lights out.  If interested, you can get a signed book by Travis by messaging him on Twitter @tfreeman63 or emailing info@travisfreeman.org Travis has always been a christian and claims that as being his point of hope.  As a devout christian, Travis also has a PHD in preaching and teaches at the University of the Cumberlands here in KY. Make sure you check us out on Facebook @theblindamerican and leave a review for the chance to win a $25 gift card to <a href="http://Amazon.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Amazon.com</a>. Just use the #2022

The Blind American EP. 43

In this episode, the host Alex Sparks tells a funny story of an awkward but hilarious interaction that he had with a convenient store clerk on campus last week.  Think we are going to do more of these funny stories going forward.....Like us on Facebook @theblindamerican and give a review with the #2022 for the chance to win a $25 gift card to Amazon

In this episode, the host Alex Sparks tells a funny story of an awkward but hilarious interaction that he had with a convenient store clerk on campus last week.   Think we are going to do more of these funny stories going forward..... Like us on Facebook @theblindamerican and give a review with the #2022 for the chance to win a $25 gift card to Amazon

The Blind American EP. 42. Story time #2. (You saw me last time)

In this episode, the host Alex Sparks talks about why this podcast is called The Blind American......oddly enough, Alex says that the name just came to him one day in some sort of epiphany.  Either way, he talks about the similarities between what the podcast represents and what the American Dream is supposed to represent.  Check us out on Facebook @theblindamerican and leave a review there, or wherever you listen to the podcast with the #2022 for a chance to win a $25 gift card from Amazon.

In this episode, the host Alex Sparks talks about why this podcast is called The Blind American......oddly enough, Alex says that the name just came to him one day in some sort of epiphany.   Either way, he talks about the similarities between what the podcast represents and what the American Dream is supposed to represent.   Check us out on Facebook @theblindamerican and leave a review there, or wherever you listen to the podcast with the #2022 for a chance to win a $25 gift card from Amazon.

The Blind American EP. 41. Why is it called The Blind American?

In this episode, the host Alex Sparks talks about the idea of spoon theory.  Which originated within the Auto immune community.  The idea is that each day, we only have so much energy, which can be represented by spoons, and each activity takes spoons away from us.  Sometimes, activities may take away several spoons at a time but we still have half of the day left.  So, the idea is to understand how many spoons you have, don't use all of them and don't use more than you have.The reason it is called spoon theory is because the lady who popularized it was eating dinner at a restaurant and used spoons to describe how she only has so much energy each day.  For us visually impaired, it often takes longer to achieve mundane task, therefore depleting our spoons.  We believe that analyzing this theory is helpful for maximizing your day to day sense of well being.  Hope you guys enjoy this, and don't forget to leave us a review on Facebook or wherever you stream the podcast with the #2022 for the chance to win a $25 Amazon gift card.   

In this episode, the host Alex Sparks talks about the idea of spoon theory.  Which originated within the Auto immune community.  The idea is that each day, we only have so much energy, which can be represented by spoons, and each activity takes spoons away from us.  Sometimes, activities may take away several spoons at a time but we still have half of the day left.  So, the idea is to understand how many spoons you have, don't use all of them and don't use more than you have. The reason it is called spoon theory is because the lady who popularized it was eating dinner at a restaurant and used spoons to describe how she only has so much energy each day.   For us visually impaired, it often takes longer to achieve mundane task, therefore depleting our spoons.  We believe that analyzing this theory is helpful for maximizing your day to day sense of well being.   Hope you guys enjoy this, and don't forget to leave us a review on Facebook or wherever you stream the podcast with the #2022 for the chance to win a $25 Amazon gift card.

The Blind American EP. 40. Spoon theory 

In this episode, the host Alex Sparks talks with Alyssa Minwell, who is completely blind due to optic nerve damage from brain cancer.  Alyssa and Alex worked together this past summer at Dell technologies since Alyssa is a mentor through the True  ability program at Dell.  For those who don't know many large organizations like Dell have DNI initiatives and often have employee resource groups for individuals who have disabilities, are African American, LGBTQ and so on.  The point is, that they align you with a mentor who can help be like your coach and right hand man while you work there.  Alyssa and Alex discussed some of the common frustrations of being blind like social aspects, making friends, and what they think could make for a better experience in society.  Alyssa works with the accessibility department at Dell after a series of run ins that she had with some of the platforms in her first  role there, which was in sales.  Guys, if you enjoy the podcast, please leave a review on Facebook, or wherever you find the podcast with the hashtag 2022 for the chance to receive a $25 Amazon gift card.  

In this episode, the host Alex Sparks talks with Alyssa Minwell, who is completely blind due to optic nerve damage from brain cancer.  Alyssa and Alex worked together this past summer at Dell technologies since Alyssa is a mentor through the True  ability program at Dell.  For those who don't know many large organizations like Dell have DNI initiatives and often have employee resource groups for individuals who have disabilities, are African American, LGBTQ and so on.  The point is, that they align you with a mentor who can help be like your coach and right hand man while you work there.   Alyssa and Alex discussed some of the common frustrations of being blind like social aspects, making friends, and what they think could make for a better experience in society.  Alyssa works with the accessibility department at Dell after a series of run ins that she had with some of the platforms in her first  role there, which was in sales.   Guys, if you enjoy the podcast, please leave a review on Facebook, or wherever you find the podcast with the hashtag 2022 for the chance to receive a $25 Amazon gift card.

The Blind American EP. 39 Alyssa Minwell. (Accessibility for Dell technologies) 

Guys, thank you so much for listening and supporting the podcast!  We reached 2,000 downloads finally and have exciting things coming in 2022.In celebration, we are giving away a $25 gift card to a randomly selected listener at the beginning of the year.  In order to be eligible you need to leave a review, either on Facebook, Apple podcasts or Spotify with the hashtag 2022 at the end.  We will randomly select somebody to receive the gift card at the start of the new year.Thanks again to everyone!  #2022

Guys, thank you so much for listening and supporting the podcast!  We reached 2,000 downloads finally and have exciting things coming in 2022. In celebration, we are giving away a $25 gift card to a randomly selected listener at the beginning of the year.  In order to be eligible you need to leave a review, either on Facebook, Apple podcasts or Spotify with the hashtag 2022 at the end.  We will randomly select somebody to receive the gift card at the start of the new year. Thanks again to everyone!  #2022

The Blind American EP. 38.  We reached 2,000 downloads!  

In this episode, the host Alex Sparks talks about how he had to use his knowledge of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu to defend himself in a real world altercation again over this past week.  He also goes into a separate time, a few years ago where he had to defend himself against another person and used Brazilian Jiu Jitsu to maintain the situation and avoid from getting injured.  Guys, the bottom line is that most of the time, we will never be involved in situations like these, however, sometimes it is inevitable.  Jiu Jitsu teaches you how to defend yourself, how to stay calm in these situations and provides a host of other great benefits including confidence, wisdom and appreciation for discipline.  If you have enjoyed this story, let us know by giving a review on which ever platform is your choice to stream on.  Also, give us a like and a share on Facebook @theblindamerican 

In this episode, the host Alex Sparks talks about how he had to use his knowledge of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu to defend himself in a real world altercation again over this past week.  He also goes into a separate time, a few years ago where he had to defend himself against another person and used Brazilian Jiu Jitsu to maintain the situation and avoid from getting injured.   Guys, the bottom line is that most of the time, we will never be involved in situations like these, however, sometimes it is inevitable.  Jiu Jitsu teaches you how to defend yourself, how to stay calm in these situations and provides a host of other great benefits including confidence, wisdom and appreciation for discipline.   If you have enjoyed this story, let us know by giving a review on which ever platform is your choice to stream on.  Also, give us a like and a share on Facebook @theblindamerican

The Blind American EP. 37. Story time.....I had to use Jiu Jitsu in real life again 

In this episode, the host Alex Sparks talks with a few women who were actors in a play called "Flying Blind".  The play was put on by the Anything Is Possible Theatre in Seattle Washington and is available on their website for viewership at anythingispossibletheatre.org  The play talks about key concepts that people may not know about individuals who live with blindness.  The play was simply created to spread awareness in a creative way and is a great listen, especially if you love plays.   In addition to talking about the play, we discussed random everyday things that we had in common living with visual impairments in a round table style discussion.  This was such a fun podcast and we hope that you will enjoy the play and podcast together!  Like us on Facebook @theblindamerican and share, comment and leave a review!

In this episode, the host Alex Sparks talks with a few women who were actors in a play called "Flying Blind".  The play was put on by the Anything Is Possible Theatre in Seattle Washington and is available on their website for viewership at <a href="http://anythingispossibletheatre.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">anythingispossibletheatre.org</a>  The play talks about key concepts that people may not know about individuals who live with blindness.  The play was simply created to spread awareness in a creative way and is a great listen, especially if you love plays.    In addition to talking about the play, we discussed random everyday things that we had in common living with visual impairments in a round table style discussion.   This was such a fun podcast and we hope that you will enjoy the play and podcast together!   Like us on Facebook @theblindamerican and share, comment and leave a review!

The Blind American EP. 36. Flying Blind - Anything Is Possible Theatre 

The host of The blind AMerican podcast, Alex Sparks is legally blind due to a genetic inherritence of retinitis pigmentosa.  The Blind American is a culmination of discussions and interviews that Alex has had with other blind/visually impaired people and others who have relevance to the blind and low vision community.

Okay guys, in this episode, the host Alex Sparks wishes everyone a Happy Thanksgiving, and brought forth a few things that he is thankful for despite or because of his vision loss.  We would love to hear what you guys are thankful for considering your condition and hope that you have enjoyed the holiday!Make sure to check us out on Facebook @theblindamerican and let us know in the comments what you are thankful for!!!

Okay guys, in this episode, the host Alex Sparks wishes everyone a Happy Thanksgiving, and brought forth a few things that he is thankful for despite or because of his vision loss.   We would love to hear what you guys are thankful for considering your condition and hope that you have enjoyed the holiday! Make sure to check us out on Facebook @theblindamerican and let us know in the comments what you are thankful for!!!

The Blind American EP. 35. What are you thankful for (Happy Thanksgiving)

Brazilian Jiu Jitsu

Jason Keaton

In this episode, the host Alex Sparks talks with Jason Keaton, who is a black belt in the martial art of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.  He teaches this martial art full time in Georgia and even taught the self defense art to the military for 16 years.  Jason is legally blind yet finds his way on to the mat every week to train the art that he loves.  He also competed in mixed martial arts fights in his past and enjoys being active.  This was a particularly enjoyable podcast since Alex actually had trained with Jason in the past and trained Jiu Jitsu himself for a couple of years.  We hope you guys are inspired by this podcast, as it shows that just because you are visually impaired..... that does not mean you can't defend yourself in situations and gain all of the incredible benefits from training a martial art like Brazilian Jiu JitsuMake sure you guys like us on Facebook @theblindamerican comment, share, and let us know if you have ever tried training BJJ before or if you have any questions.  Also, Jason and his gym are located in Columbus Georgia for those of you in that area who are interested in training.  

In this episode, the host Alex Sparks talks with Jason Keaton, who is a black belt in the martial art of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.  He teaches this martial art full time in Georgia and even taught the self defense art to the military for 16 years.  Jason is legally blind yet finds his way on to the mat every week to train the art that he loves.  He also competed in mixed martial arts fights in his past and enjoys being active.   This was a particularly enjoyable podcast since Alex actually had trained with Jason in the past and trained Jiu Jitsu himself for a couple of years.  We hope you guys are inspired by this podcast, as it shows that just because you are visually impaired..... that does not mean you can't defend yourself in situations and gain all of the incredible benefits from training a martial art like Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Make sure you guys like us on Facebook @theblindamerican comment, share, and let us know if you have ever tried training BJJ before or if you have any questions.  Also, Jason and his gym are located in Columbus Georgia for those of you in that area who are interested in training.

The Blind American EP. 34 Jason Keaton AKA Blind Fury (Brazilian Jiu Jitsu black belt instructor)

In this episode, the host Alex Sparks walks you through what going to the movie as a visually impaired individual is like.  We use what is known as audio description..... simply  put, audio description is a narration of what is happening on screen.  This episode highlights a few tips and gives an honest review of Alex's experience at his first audio descriptive moviePlease like us on Facebook @theblindamerican and share with a loved one.  We would also like to know what your thoughts are on audio description and what your experiences have been like.  

In this episode, the host Alex Sparks walks you through what going to the movie as a visually impaired individual is like.  We use what is known as audio description..... simply  put, audio description is a narration of what is happening on screen.  This episode highlights a few tips and gives an honest review of Alex's experience at his first audio descriptive movie Please like us on Facebook @theblindamerican and share with a loved one.  We would also like to know what your thoughts are on audio description and what your experiences have been like.

The Blind American EP. 33  A blind man walks into a movie theater 

In this episode, the host Alex Sparks talks with Mike "The Maniac". Tubiak, who is a fellow podcaster and YouTuber.  Mike enjoys his physical fitness as many of us do and we geeked out on all sorts of things during this podcast.  We hope that you enjoy it as much as we did.  Links to both YouTube and podcast are below.The RP show:  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiMvdarMVRa-5qYK8ApcfNALiving free with RP: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/living-free-with-rp/id1494219256  

In this episode, the host Alex Sparks talks with Mike "The Maniac". Tubiak, who is a fellow podcaster and YouTuber.  Mike enjoys his physical fitness as many of us do and we geeked out on all sorts of things during this podcast.  We hope that you enjoy it as much as we did.  Links to both YouTube and podcast are below. The RP show:  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiMvdarMVRa-5qYK8ApcfNA" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiMvdarMVRa-5qYK8ApcfNA</a> Living free with RP: <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/living-free-with-rp/id1494219256" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/living-free-with-rp/id1494219256</a>

The Blind American EP. 32 Mike Tubiak (Living free with RP). 

In this episode, the host Alex Sparks talks with Geri Taeckens, who has published her own book called "Blind Man's Bluff!"  She also has written several of her own songs and been apart of a play called Flying Blind.  You can find the play on the following website:  anythingispossible.org.  If you are interested in reading Geri's book, which details her road to accepting the difficulties of losing vision, you can download soon on BARD or any other libraries for the blind using the following code:  DBC15898  or email her at divinediscoveriesafp@gmail.com to purchase a copy for just $20.Stay tuned for the full length of the episode for a special surprise at the end.....Here's a hint, it's in the title of this episode.remember to like us on Facebook, share, comment and until next time, keep rocking!   

In this episode, the host Alex Sparks talks with Geri Taeckens, who has published her own book called "Blind Man's Bluff!"  She also has written several of her own songs and been apart of a play called Flying Blind.  You can find the play on the following website:  <a href="http://anythingispossible.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">anythingispossible.org</a>.  If you are interested in reading Geri's book, which details her road to accepting the difficulties of losing vision, you can download soon on BARD or any other libraries for the blind using the following code:  DBC15898  or email her at divinediscoveriesafp@gmail.com to purchase a copy for just $20. Stay tuned for the full length of the episode for a special surprise at the end.....Here's a hint, it's in the title of this episode. remember to like us on Facebook, share, comment and until next time, keep rocking!

The Blind American EP. 31. Geri Taeckens   (First live performance)

Mike Hess

In this episode, the host Alex Sparks talks with Mike Hess....who is the founder and executive director for The Blind Institute of Technology.  BIT for short, is dedicated to finding meaningful employment for individuals with visual impairments, since there is an unemployment epedemic among our community.  Mike started the organization after years of being the token blind guy in his tech career.If you are interested in learning more about the organization, and are in need of more meaningful career opportunities, check out their website at : https://blindinstituteoftechnology.org/  

In this episode, the host Alex Sparks talks with Mike Hess....who is the founder and executive director for The Blind Institute of Technology.  BIT for short, is dedicated to finding meaningful employment for individuals with visual impairments, since there is an unemployment epedemic among our community.  Mike started the organization after years of being the token blind guy in his tech career. If you are interested in learning more about the organization, and are in need of more meaningful career opportunities, check out their website at : <a href="https://blindinstituteoftechnology.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://blindinstituteoftechnology.org/</a>

The Blind American EP.30. Mike Hess (Founder of The Blind Institute of Technology)

In this episode, the host Alex Sparks has a discussion with Michael Patellis, who is the VP of corporate engagement for the Blind Institute of Technology.  Otherwise known as BIT, this non-profit is dedicated to securing meaningful jobs for low vision individuals.  Considering that the unemployment and underemployment rates for the visiually impaired are above 70% it is incredible to see BIT candidates landing jobs on average that generate $70,000-$80,000 per year.The institute also provides executive leadership training and is an incredible resource for The Blind AMerican followers to take advantage of.  Michael himself, was suddenly subjected to vision loss through a rare DNA disease, thus causing him to go from perfect vision to legally blind in a few short months.  This has never stopped Michael from achieving executive business positions and starting a family of his own.  His story is truly inspirational and is a reminder that we can do anything that we set our minds to.If you would like to contact Michael, you can reach him at his email:  michael.patellis@blindit.org and you can check out their website through the link below.https://blindinstituteoftechnology.org/

In this episode, the host Alex Sparks has a discussion with Michael Patellis, who is the VP of corporate engagement for the Blind Institute of Technology.  Otherwise known as BIT, this non-profit is dedicated to securing meaningful jobs for low vision individuals.  Considering that the unemployment and underemployment rates for the visiually impaired are above 70% it is incredible to see BIT candidates landing jobs on average that generate $70,000-$80,000 per year.The institute also provides executive leadership training and is an incredible resource for The Blind AMerican followers to take advantage of.   Michael himself, was suddenly subjected to vision loss through a rare DNA disease, thus causing him to go from perfect vision to legally blind in a few short months.  This has never stopped Michael from achieving executive business positions and starting a family of his own.  His story is truly inspirational and is a reminder that we can do anything that we set our minds to. If you would like to contact Michael, you can reach him at his email:  michael.patellis@blindit.org and you can check out their website through the link below. <a href="https://blindinstituteoftechnology.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://blindinstituteoftechnology.org/</a>

The Blind American EP. 29. Michael Patellis (VP of corporate engagement for Blind Institute of Technology)

In this episode, the host Alex Sparks discusses the powerful screen reader from Apple, known as voice Over.  Voice over allows visually impaired Apple user's to interact with their devices in a way that reads everything on the screen.  This episode is a brief intro, showcasing the basic features of how to use voice over, both on IOS and on Mac.  If you are officially legally blind, we highly suggest that you take a look at voice over and other screen readers.  They will make your life so much easier and is another great tool for the tool box!Like us on Facebook for more updates on the podcast and let us know where you want to receive a $25 gift card from?  We will be giving away a gift card to a randomly selected follower in the next few weeks....

In this episode, the host Alex Sparks discusses the powerful screen reader from Apple, known as voice Over.  Voice over allows visually impaired Apple user's to interact with their devices in a way that reads everything on the screen.  This episode is a brief intro, showcasing the basic features of how to use voice over, both on IOS and on Mac.   If you are officially legally blind, we highly suggest that you take a look at voice over and other screen readers.  They will make your life so much easier and is another great tool for the tool box! Like us on Facebook for more updates on the podcast and let us know where you want to receive a $25 gift card from?  We will be giving away a gift card to a randomly selected follower in the next few weeks....

The Blind American EP. 28. Intro to voice over 

In this episode, the host Alex Sparks discusses the idea of learning curves.  It is important to highlight that whenever we as visually impaired individuals begin to start something new, there typically will be a significant learning curve.  We wanted to emphasize this for our newly diagnosed listeners, or for the individuals who are not effected but either work with somebody or have a loved one who is.  The bottom line is, keep this in mind because sometimes, at the beginning it is the hardest.  Don't compare yourself to others and if you want it bad enough, you will get it!  Like us on Facebook @theblindamerican for updates on our newest episodes and let us know what kind of gift cards you would be interested in.  Giving away $25 gift card for hitting 1,000 total downloads

In this episode, the host Alex Sparks discusses the idea of learning curves.  It is important to highlight that whenever we as visually impaired individuals begin to start something new, there typically will be a significant learning curve.   We wanted to emphasize this for our newly diagnosed listeners, or for the individuals who are not effected but either work with somebody or have a loved one who is.  The bottom line is, keep this in mind because sometimes, at the beginning it is the hardest.  Don't compare yourself to others and if you want it bad enough, you will get it!   Like us on Facebook @theblindamerican for updates on our newest episodes and let us know what kind of gift cards you would be interested in.  Giving away $25 gift card for hitting 1,000 total downloads

The Blind American EP. 27. Learning curves 

Yes, we have done it.....The Blind American has reached 1,000 downloads in total.  To celebrate, we are giving away a $25 gift card to a place of your choosing.  Let us know on Facebook, @theblindamerican  where you would like to receive a gift card and we will start a raffle.  The take away here is, keep working and you will see results eventually.  When you find those results in front of you, give yourself a pat on the back and keep going!

Yes, we have done it.....The Blind American has reached 1,000 downloads in total.  To celebrate, we are giving away a $25 gift card to a place of your choosing.  Let us know on Facebook, @theblindamerican  where you would like to receive a gift card and we will start a raffle.   The take away here is, keep working and you will see results eventually.  When you find those results in front of you, give yourself a pat on the back and keep going!

The Blind American EP. 26  Gift card give away and 1,000 downloads mile stone 

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