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Host Nick Isenberg seeks to empower blind and low vision people to explore the world and help the sighted to see the world in a new way. This month’s show of Tactile Traveler focuses on how to cook for blind people.

On this episode of The Tactile Traveler:Making Reservations on the ReservationVisiting Native America, Alaska, and Hawai'iAnd Finding Blind Ski Programs.

Host Nick Isenberg empowers blind and low-vision to explore the world, and also helps the sighted see the world in a new light.On this episode of The Tactile TravelerThe History of the Americans with Disabilities ActAnd Two Ways to Find Your Way Back to Your Seat in a Restaurant, Theater, or Stadium

Host Nick Isenberg empowers blind and low-vision to explore the world, and also helps the sighted see the world in a new light.

On this episode of The Tactile Traveler:Lost person behavior and what to do when you’re blind and lost. Robert J. Koester, Ph.D. is the ultimate expert on how people are likely to behave when they get lost.Getting on the back seat of a tandem bike

On this episode of Tactile Traveler, host Nick Isenberg talks about activities for low-vision people in Glenwood Springs during the summer.

On this Tactile Traveler, Charles Bonnet Syndrome—what people see and how it affects their lives, free help with home COVID test from AIRA, taking a trip to a car show, and how to eat with chopsticks.

On this episode of Tactile Traveler, what it's like being blind in the truckers convoys in Ottawa, Canada, how little screens can make a big difference in your life, and how to eat with silverware.

In this episode: Breaking our mental barriers with Erik Weihenmayer, the first blind person to climb Mt. Everest, Goat yoga, and dialing telephone extensions.

In this special edition of the Tactile Traveler we’re explaining why Glenwood Springs is one of the best tourist destinations in the world for blind travelers because of all its experiential opportunities.