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Sunday Edition in partnership with Take 2 Radio presents: Linda Gray... The Conversation Join Pam and Anthony for a special conversation with the legendary Linda Gray, beloved around the world for her unforgettable portrayal of Sue Ellen Ewing on Dallas. With a career spanning more than five decades, the Emmy and Golden Globe nominated actress, author, and humanitarian takes us through the roles, relationships, and risks that shaped her life. Linda reflects on the evolution of Sue Ellen, the extraordinary global success of Dallas, and her cherished friendship with Larry Hagman. She also shares memories of working with Norman Lear and takes us through her experiences in film, television, theater, and voice acting. In one especially candid story, Linda takes us to the London stage, where she had to face her fear of appearing nude. She recalls what it took to embrace the challenge and how she finally shook off the fear. Drawing from her book, The Road to Happiness Is Always Under Construction, Linda shares the story of a letter she's treasured for more than 50 years, along with nuggets of wisdom she's collected and lived by. Her love of life shines through in the stories she tells, the recipes she shares, and even the skin care secrets she's picked up along the way. She talks about embracing who you are and taking care of yourself physically, mentally, and emotionally. Linda also speaks candidly about the death of her son and what it took to reclaim her life while carrying that grief. In reflecting on the people and experiences that shaped her, she shares what resilience and gratitude have meant to her, and how she has found room for joy again. For Anthony, this was one of those rare conversations that left him feeling nourished. It was a privilege to sit with Linda and hear her speak with such warmth and candor about the life she's lived and the lessons she still carries with her. It's a warm, personal conversation with an extraordinary woman whose talent, grace, and wisdom continue to inspire generations. pisode Notes Notes go here Support Sunday Edition with Anthony Corona by contributing to their tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/acb-sunday-edition Find out more at https://acb-sunday-edition.pinecast.co Send us your feedback online: https://pinecast.com/feedback/acb-sunday-edition/f1031a78-a27b-4d79-b755-d8924fe141e0 This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Sip & Learn with Gabriel: Wines Around the World Presented by Anthony Corona Media  Search for this episode under the Sunday Edition with Anthony Corona podcast wherever you listen to your shows or click the listen link below the recipe  Champagne, Brunello, and a Little Culinary Adventure Pop the cork, pour a glass, and join Gabriel and Anthony for another delicious episode of Sip & Learn with Gabriel: Wines Around the World, where great wines, unexpected pairings, and lively conversation take center stage! We kick things off with Gabriel’s beloved house Champagne, Nicolas Feuillatte Réserve Exclusive Brut Non-Vintage. From safely opening that bubbly bottle (because nobody wants a Champagne cork flying across the room!) to understanding the importance of serving temperature, Gabriel shares a few tips to help listeners enjoy Champagne like a pro. Then comes a playful pairing twist: a special-edition Montemore aged cheddar from Wisconsin’s Satori family. Who says Champagne only belongs with oysters and fancy hors d’oeuvres? We explore how this unexpected match brings out delightful flavors and reminds us that wine pairing is all about curiosity, discovery, and having fun. Next, we travel to the heart of Tuscany with a 2010 Vittorio Toscarelli Brunello di Montalcino DOCG, paired with Montemore Italian-herb cheddar in a delicious nod to the magic of pairing wines and foods from the same region. But the Brunello’s journey doesn’t stop at the cheese board! It joins a comforting homemade dinner of pork roast, noodles, and carrots, with those noodles soaking up all the rich, savory goodness of the roast drippings. And just when you think Champagne has had its moment, we bring it back for dessert! Gabriel’s homemade French pear galette crumble, with its buttery, cinnamon-kissed goodness and a dollop of whipped cream, becomes the perfect excuse to revisit our bubbly friend. We also share tips for keeping an opened bottle of Champagne fresh for a few more hours—because one glass of Champagne is lovely, but discovering that it can accompany an entire evening of culinary adventures is even better! Dessert Recipe: Gabriel’s French Pear Galette Crumble Ready to bring a little Sip & Learn magic into your own kitchen? The French pear galette crumble featured in this episode is Gabriel’s very own creation, and the recipe is included below. Give it a try, pour yourself something delicious, and remember: the best wine pairings are often the ones you never saw coming. Cheers FRENCH PEAR GALETTE CRUMBLE A Rustic French-Inspired Dessert by Gabriel A warm, buttery pear crumble made with ripe Bartlett pears, French galettes, European butter, cinnamon, and sugar. This rustic dessert combines the softness of baked pears with the rich, crumbly texture of French cookies. Unlike a traditional pie, this dessert is meant to be spooned directly from the baking dish. Its charm is in its imperfect, golden, buttery texture. YIELD: 8 servings PREPARATION TIME: 20 minutes BAKING TIME: Approximately 18–25 minutes OVEN TEMPERATURE: 350°F (175°C) BAKING DISH: 9-inch round pie dish INGREDIENTS - 5 medium Bartlett pears, ripe but still firm - 12 large French galettes, approximately 12–14 ounces total - 8 ounces (1 cup) unsalted European-style butter, cold and cut into small cubes - 2 tablespoons granulated sugar - 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon - Whipped cream, for serving IMPORTANT: Use solid block butter, not spreadable butter or butter from a tub. The solid butter helps create the rich, crumbly texture. EQUIPMENT - Vegetable peeler - Cutting board and paring knife - Box grater, using the coarse side - Large mixing bowl - Measuring cups and spoons - 9-inch round pie dish - Oven mitts - Cooling rack - Serving spoon STEP-BY-STEP INSTRUCTIONS 1. PREPARE THE OVEN AND BAKING DISH 1. Position an oven rack in the center of the oven. 2. Preheat the oven to 350°F (175°C). 3. Place the empty pie dish on a stable counter surface where it will be easy to reach. 4. Make sure your mixing bowl and ingredients are arranged within easy reach. 2. PREPARE THE PEARS 1. Rinse the pears under cool running water and dry them with a clean towel. 2. Using a vegetable peeler, remove the skin. Work slowly, keeping the pear against the cutting board rather than holding it in the air. 3. With a paring knife, remove the stems and cut each pear into quarters. 4. Feel for the firm central core and seeds. Carefully cut these away. 5. Place the box grater securely inside the large mixing bowl. 6. Using the coarse side of the grater, grate the pear quarters into the bowl. SAFETY TIP: Keep your fingertips curled inward and use short, controlled strokes as you approach the end of each pear piece. Stop grating when the remaining piece becomes too small to hold safely. The grated pears should feel moist and finely shredded, with some natural juice collecting in the bowl. 3. CRUMBLE THE FRENCH GALETTES 1. Open the packages and count out 12 large galettes. 2. Break each galette into smaller pieces using your hands. 3. Continue crumbling until you have a mixture of coarse crumbs and small cookie pieces. 4. Add all the crumbled galettes to the grated pears. The mixture should feel textured rather than powdery. A few larger cookie pieces are perfectly fine. 4. ADD THE BUTTER 1. Remove the cold butter from the refrigerator. 2. Using a knife and cutting board, cut the butter into small cubes, approximately 1/2 inch in size. 3. Add the butter cubes to the pear and galette mixture. 4. Wash and dry your hands thoroughly. 5. Using clean hands, gently mix everything together. Rub and squeeze the mixture between your fingers, allowing the butter to combine with the pears and cookie crumbs. Continue mixing until the butter is distributed throughout the mixture. You should feel small buttery pieces and moist, crumbly clusters. 5. ADD THE SUGAR AND CINNAMON 1. Measure 2 tablespoons of granulated sugar. 2. Measure 1 teaspoon of ground cinnamon. 3. Sprinkle both ingredients evenly over the mixture. 4. Gently toss everything together with your hands until the sugar and cinnamon are distributed. The mixture should smell buttery, sweet, and warmly spiced. 6. TRANSFER THE MIXTURE TO THE PIE DISH 1. Using your hands or a large spoon, transfer the mixture into the 9-inch round pie dish. 2. Spread it gently so that it reaches the edges of the dish. 3. Do not press it down firmly. Keep the texture loose and rustic. 4. Hold the dish securely with both hands and gently tap its bottom against the counter once or twice to help the mixture settle. SAFETY TIP: Keep the dish close to the counter when tapping. There is no need to lift it high or drop it. The goal is simply to settle the mixture, not compact it. 7. BAKE THE CRUMBLE 1. Put on oven mitts. 2. Carefully place the pie dish on the center oven rack. 3. Bake at 350°F for approximately 18–25 minutes. Begin checking at 18 minutes. HOW TO TELL WHEN IT IS READY: - The mixture should be hot throughout. - The pears should feel soft when gently tested with a spoon. - The butter should be fully melted and incorporated. - The mixture should look moist and cohesive, rather than having visible pools of melted butter. - You may hear gentle bubbling around the edges. - The aroma should be rich, buttery, and fragrant with cinnamon. If the mixture still feels watery or has separate pools of butter, continue baking for a few additional minutes. Because oven temperatures and pear moisture vary, use the texture and consistency as your main indicators rather than relying only on the timer. 8. COOL AND SERVE 1. Using oven mitts, carefully remove the pie dish from the oven. 2. Place it on a stable cooling rack. 3. Allow it to cool for at least 10–15 minutes. The crumble will be very hot immediately after baking, especially because the pears retain heat. 4. Using a large serving spoon, scoop portions directly from the dish onto individual dessert plates. 5. Top each serving with a generous spoonful of whipped cream. Do not attempt to cut the dessert into neat slices. Its rustic, spoonable texture is part of its appeal. GABRIEL'S SERVING SUGGESTION Serve the crumble warm, with freshly whipped cream on top. For a special French-inspired wine pairing, enjoy it with a glass of Champagne. The buttery galettes, sweet pears, and cinnamon create a lovely contrast with Champagne's freshness and acidity. BON APPÉTIT! A RECIPE BY GABRIEL Sip & Learn with Gabriel: Wines Around the World pisode Notes Notes go here Support Sunday Edition with Anthony Corona by contributing to their tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/acb-sunday-edition Find out more at https://acb-sunday-edition.pinecast.co Send us your feedback online: https://pinecast.com/feedback/acb-sunday-edition/b2cc89c8-724e-4f41-913f-8a95b58b3468 This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

SUNDAY EDITION WITH ANTHONY CORONA ORIENTATION AND MOBILITY. THERE IS NO ONE SIZE FITS ALL APPROACH. Featuring Dr. Gene Bourquin and Michael Byington November 1, 2026 What does independent travel really mean for someone who is blind or has low vision? And how do the techniques taught in orientation and mobility training hold up against the unpredictable realities of everyday travel? Following a tragic incident in Ruston, Louisiana, where a blind traveler was struck by a train, Sunday Edition listeners raised important questions about pedestrian safety, mobility instruction, and the different approaches used to teach independent travel. While the circumstances of that incident remain insufficiently documented for meaningful conclusions, the broader questions inspired this conversation. Anthony Corona welcomes Dr. Gene Bourquin and Michael Byington for an exploration of orientation and mobility, structured discovery, accessible pedestrian signals, and the importance of individualized instruction. Gene Bourquin brings decades of international teaching, research, and advocacy experience involving blind and Deafblind travelers. His published work examines pedestrian safety, driver behavior, street crossings, accessible pedestrian signals, and mobility training. Michael Byington is a Certified Orientation and Mobility Specialist and President of the Kansas Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired. He brings extensive hands on teaching experience and a practical perspective on helping individuals develop independent travel skills. Together, they explore how travelers learn to evaluate unfamiliar environments, interpret traffic patterns, navigate complex intersections, and make informed decisions. The discussion also examines the advantages and limitations of different instructional philosophies, including structured discovery, and the challenges presented by inconsistent pedestrian infrastructure. Anthony contributes his own experiences as a blind traveler and guide dog handler, bringing the conversation from research and instructional theory to the realities of everyday travel. At the heart of this episode is a simple but important principle. There is no one size fits all approach to orientation and mobility. Every traveler brings different abilities, experiences, environments, learning styles, and goals. Effective instruction must recognize those differences while developing the skills, confidence, and judgment needed for independent travel. This conversation is for blind and low vision travelers, guide dog handlers, orientation and mobility professionals, advocates, families, and anyone interested in safer, more accessible communities. RESOURCES FROM DR. GENE BOURQUIN Gene has generously shared resources for listeners interested in learning more about pedestrian safety, accessible pedestrian signals, and orientation and mobility instruction. BOURQUIN CONSULTING Explore Gene's professional work, research, and discussions about orientation and mobility. https://www.facebook.com/BourquinConsulting/ BOURQUIN CONSULTING FACEBOOK GROUP Connect with conversations and resources relating to orientation and mobility, accessibility, and pedestrian safety. https://www.facebook.com/groups/BourquinConsulting/ FREE SELF STUDY COURSE. CROSSING AT MODERN TRAFFIC SIGNALS Developed by Dona Sauerburger, Gene Bourquin, and Bonnie Dodson-Burk, this free educational resource examines modern traffic signals and the challenges they present for blind and low vision pedestrians. Designed particularly for orientation and mobility specialists, guide dog mobility instructors, and travel instructors, the course includes instructional material and videos. https://www.sauerburger.org/signal.html DONA SAUERBURGER ORIENTATION AND MOBILITY RESOURCES An extensive collection of educational materials, research, videos, and practical information on pedestrian safety, street crossings, mobility instruction, and accessible intersections. Gene has collaborated on several of the research and educational resources featured here. https://www.sauerburger.org/ https://www.sauerburger.org/find.html DRIVERS YIELDING BEHAVIOR An article by Dr. Eugene Bourquin published by the American Council of the Blind, examining the factors that influence whether motorists yield to pedestrians who are blind or have low vision. https://www.acb.org/drivers-yielding-behavior RESEARCH. YIELDING BEHAVIORS OF RIGHT TURN ON RED DRIVERS TO A WHITE CANE USER A 2024 peer reviewed research paper coauthored by Gene examining driver yielding behavior in right turn on red situations involving a pedestrian using a white cane. https://doi.org/10.2478/vri-2024-0008 RESEARCH. LEARNING TO SCAN FOR APPROACHING VEHICLES EFFICIENTLY WITH A VISUAL IMPAIRMENT A research article by Dona Sauerburger and Eugene Bourquin exploring techniques for teaching people with low vision to scan for approaching traffic. https://doi.org/10.21307/vri-2020-004 ABOUT SUNDAY EDITION Sunday Edition with Anthony Corona brings together meaningful conversations, compelling personal stories, advocacy, entertainment, accessibility, and the voices shaping our communities. Sunday Edition is part of the Anthony Corona Media family of podcasts and digital media content services, in partnership with Take 2 Radio, The Remix. Find Sunday Edition with Anthony Corona wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts. For more information about Sunday Edition, our growing family of programs, and upcoming conversations, visit www.anthonycorona.com. Email [email protected]. pisode Notes Notes go here Support Sunday Edition with Anthony Corona by contributing to their tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/acb-sunday-edition Find out more at https://acb-sunday-edition.pinecast.co Send us your feedback online: https://pinecast.com/feedback/acb-sunday-edition/4ec634d9-04df-4fe0-8a06-77da4d6813ad This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

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Sunday Edition In Partnership with Take2Radio Presents: A Dogs Perfect Christmas and More…. Actress, comedian, screenwriter, bestselling author, and director Cathryn Michon joins Pam and Anthony on Take 2 Radio! From her early days with Chicago's legendary Second City to her work in television, books, and film, Cathryn shares stories from her multifaceted career in entertainment, her creative collaborations with husband and bestselling author W. Bruce Cameron, and her latest project, A Dog's Perfect Christmas, premiering November 4th on Netflix. We discuss her journey from comedy to filmmaking, the art of storytelling, and what it's like bringing a beloved holiday novel to life on screen. Plus, a little fun with some pet-inspired questions! pisode Notes Notes go here Support Sunday Edition with Anthony Corona by contributing to their tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/acb-sunday-edition Find out more at https://acb-sunday-edition.pinecast.co Send us your feedback online: https://pinecast.com/feedback/acb-sunday-edition/6abcabf7-8717-41a1-b28b-47d431aac341 This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

SUNDAY EDITION WITH ANTHONY CORONA DAN KYSOR: A LIFE OF ADVOCACY, ADVENTURE, AND RECREATING YOURSELF From the Front Lines of Disability Rights to Finding New Ways to Live, Learn, and Play Some people spend their lives reporting on history. Others help make it. Dan Kysor has done both. In this wide-ranging, deeply personal, and frequently funny conversation, Anthony Corona sits down with journalist, disability rights advocate, technology pioneer, and author Dan Kysor to explore a remarkable life that has been anything but ordinary. And while Dan's newest book, Recreating Yourself: Accessible Activities for Blind and Visually Impaired Children and Adults, helped bring these two together, the conversation goes well beyond the pages of any one book. Dan takes us back to his childhood, growing up blind with Leber congenital amaurosis, and shares stories about family, independence, sports, taking chances, and learning life's lessons along the way. We explore his memoir, Blind Like Me, including the contributions of his mother and how her recollections helped bring another perspective to the story of his early life. Then we travel back to a remarkable period in American history. As a disability rights journalist for Pacifica Radio in Berkeley and Metromedia Radio in New York, Dan covered the demonstrations and struggles that helped shape the modern disability rights movement. He eventually worked alongside the legendary Judy Heumann at the Center for Independent Living in Berkeley. And his personal perspective on Judy, someone he knew and worked with rather than simply admired from a distance, may surprise some listeners. Dan also takes us behind the scenes of his years as Director of Governmental Affairs for the California Council of the Blind, where his advocacy helped advance important legislation involving tactile signage, guide dog protections, and services for blind Californians. We explore his pioneering work creating the Global Blind Exchange, an information-sharing resource that existed before the World Wide Web became part of everyday life. That leads to a fascinating discussion about the evolution of accessible technology, where we have made extraordinary progress, where barriers remain, and whether today's innovations are always delivering the independence they promise. Of course, we also talk about writing. From his memoir to practical resources for everyday independence, Dan has never been particularly interested in writing books simply to fill shelves. His latest project began with a very personal realization. At 70, he wanted to become more active, exercise, and explore new recreational opportunities. But finding accessible information and resources was far more difficult than it should have been. So Dan did something about it. The newly expanded second edition of Recreating Yourself explores accessible sports, recreation, hobbies, fitness, and creative pursuits for blind and low vision children and adults. We're talking about much more than traditional adaptive sports. From athletics and outdoor activities to creative interests and technology, Dan wants people to discover possibilities they may never have considered. And perhaps most importantly, he wants people to get up, get out, get moving, and rediscover the joy of participating in life. Throughout this conversation, Dan is generous with his stories, his knowledge, his experiences, and his humor. He speaks with the perspective of someone who has witnessed enormous change, helped bring some of it about, and still believes there is plenty of work worth doing. This is a conversation about history, family, independence, advocacy, recreation, and the extraordinary possibilities that open up when we stop assuming that blindness determines what someone can or cannot do. ABOUT OUR GUEST Dan Kysor is a retired journalist, disability rights advocate, and author based in Sacramento, California. His career includes reporting for Pacifica Radio and Metromedia Radio, working with Judy Heumann at the Center for Independent Living in Berkeley, serving as Director of Governmental Affairs for the California Council of the Blind, and founding the Global Blind Exchange. His published books include: Blind Like Me: The Danny Kysor Story A Diabetic's Guide to Shopping Common Grocery Stores Recreating Yourself: Accessible Activities for Blind and Visually Impaired Children and Adults, now available in an expanded second edition. The new edition is available through Audible, Amazon, Kindle, and Apple Books, with print and large-print options also available. ABOUT SUNDAY EDITION Sunday Edition with Anthony Corona is part of Anthony Corona Media, home of the Sunday Edition Family of Podcasts and Digital Media Content Services. Through thoughtful conversations, compelling personal stories, technology, entertainment, and advocacy, Sunday Edition explores the people, ideas, and issues shaping our communities. For more information, visit www.anthonycorona.com. #SundayEdition #AnthonyCoronaMedia #DanKysor #RecreatingYourself #DisabilityRights #BlindAndLowVision #Accessibility #IndependentLiving #AdaptiveRecreation #AssistiveTechnology #DisabilityAdvocacy #Blindness #Podcast pisode Notes Notes go here Support Sunday Edition with Anthony Corona by contributing to their tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/acb-sunday-edition Find out more at https://acb-sunday-edition.pinecast.co Send us your feedback online: https://pinecast.com/feedback/acb-sunday-edition/5e03b0d9-2cd0-4810-ad54-25dbe583d9b9 This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

BOTH SIDES OF THE BLINDNESS COIN ON GRIEF AND MORE! With Lori Scharff and Jennifer Frederick A new conversation series from Anthony Corona Media, home of the Sunday Edition Family of Podcasts. What happens when blindness has been part of your life since childhood? What happens when you lose your vision in the middle of a career and a life you thought you understood? And how do those different experiences shape the ways we understand grief, independence, identity, and the journey forward? In the inaugural episode of Both Sides of the Blindness Coin, Lori Scharff and Jennifer Frederick bring two very different perspectives to a deeply personal conversation about blindness and low vision. Jennifer lost her vision during the prime of her career as a result of diabetic retinopathy. Lori became totally blind by age six due to retinopathy of prematurity and a subsequent retinal detachment. Together, they explore receiving a medical diagnosis, the complicated emotions surrounding vision loss, the grieving process, and the role of blindness rehabilitation services. Their experiences are different, but their conversation reveals important common ground. There is no single blindness experience. There is no universal timeline for grief. And there is no one correct path toward acceptance, adaptation, or independence. This is an honest conversation about navigating change, understanding ourselves, and recognizing the different ways people experience blindness. Join Lori and Jennifer as they open the door to an ongoing series of conversations that will explore blindness and low vision from both sides of the coin. Search for this episode in the Sunday Edition with Anthony Corona Podcast feed wherever you listen or click the link below….  An Anthony Corona Media production. Home of the Sunday Edition Family of Podcasts and Digital Media Content Services. www.anthonycorona.com pisode Notes Notes go here Support Sunday Edition with Anthony Corona by contributing to their tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/acb-sunday-edition Find out more at https://acb-sunday-edition.pinecast.co Send us your feedback online: https://pinecast.com/feedback/acb-sunday-edition/54108cc7-ff1f-43e3-836c-5acf6394d857 This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Sunday Edition in Partnership with: Take 2 Radio welcomes actress, author, and writer Mimi Kennedy! With a career spanning Broadway, television, and film, Mimi is best known for her memorable roles in Dharma & Greg, Mom, and Homefront, along with appearances in films such as Erin Brockovich and Midnight in Paris. Mimi joins Pam and Anthony to reflect on her early days in the original Broadway production of Grease, her experiences working with Hollywood legends, and her time behind the scenes as a story editor on Knots Landing. She also discusses her memoir, Taken to the Stage: The Education of an Actress, her family connection to legendary actress Ruth Warrick, and her latest project, Out of the Woods, in which she stars alongside Frances Fisher. From unforgettable career moments to storytelling, writing, and life beyond the spotlight, it's a conversation filled with memories, discoveries, and a little fun! pisode Notes Notes go here Support Sunday Edition with Anthony Corona by contributing to their tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/acb-sunday-edition Find out more at https://acb-sunday-edition.pinecast.co Send us your feedback online: https://pinecast.com/feedback/acb-sunday-edition/256b9561-1fcb-4862-ab26-21b6d85dc320 This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

DOUBLE TAP. TEN YEARS OF TECHNOLOGY, TWO DISTINCT VOICES, AND A WHOLE NEW CHAPTER. A CONVERSATION WITH STEVEN SCOTT AND SHAUN PREECE Ten years. In the world of technology, that's practically several lifetimes. And when you're talking about accessible technology, podcasting, artificial intelligence, and the ever-evolving experiences of the blind and low vision community, a decade represents an extraordinary amount of change. This week, Anthony Corona welcomes Steven Scott and Shaun Preece, the voices behind Double Tap, for a lively, thoughtful, and wide-ranging conversation about where they've been, where they're going, and what comes next. But before diving into the technology, we get to know the people behind the microphones. Who are Steven and Shaun as individuals? What brought them together? How did their professional partnership develop into the unmistakable chemistry, humor, occasional disagreements, and candid conversations that have become hallmarks of Double Tap? We explore the evolution of Double Tap over the past decade, the changing landscape of podcasting and digital media, and the extraordinary transformation of accessible technology. From the tools we relied on ten years ago to the rapidly emerging possibilities of artificial intelligence, the conversation touches on some of the innovations, challenges, and questions shaping the way blind and low vision people navigate an increasingly connected world. And let's face it. Technology is moving so quickly that even an hour-long conversation can barely scratch the surface! Then we turn our attention to an exciting new chapter. DOUBLE TAP LIVE. Building on a decade of trusted programming and community engagement, Double Tap Live introduces a 24-hour streaming service dedicated to disability-related content, with a strong focus on the blind and low vision community. It's an ambitious undertaking that opens the door to new voices, new perspectives, new programming, and new opportunities for connection. What inspired the launch? What do Steven and Shaun envision for the network? How might it evolve, and what role can it play in strengthening the communities it serves? And beyond the technology and programming, we explore something equally important. The responsibility we share as members of the blind, low vision, and broader disability communities. How do we support one another while making room for different experiences and perspectives? How do we balance innovation with accessibility, advocacy with accountability, and enthusiasm for new technology with thoughtful examination of its limitations? What responsibilities do content creators, technology developers, advocates, and community members have in shaping the conversations that influence our collective future? These are questions without simple answers, but they're conversations worth having. And we certainly had plenty to say! In fact, we had so much ground left to cover that we've already begun discussing a follow-up conversation. Because sometimes one episode simply isn't enough. Anthony Corona Media is proud that Sunday Edition with Anthony Corona is one of the featured programs on Double Tap Live, joining a growing collection of voices dedicated to informing, entertaining, challenging, and connecting audiences. We're excited about the possibilities this new network represents and delighted to be part of its journey. This episode is more than a look back at ten years of Double Tap. It's a conversation about friendship, collaboration, change, innovation, community, and the future of accessible media. And perhaps most importantly, it's a reminder that behind every microphone, every technological breakthrough, and every ambitious new venture are people with stories worth hearing. Join Anthony, Steven, and Shaun for the first of what we hope will be many great conversations. Because after ten years of Double Tap, it seems the conversation is only getting started! SUNDAY EDITION WITH ANTHONY CORONA Presented by Anthony Corona Media, home of the Sunday Edition Family of Podcasts and Digital Media Content Services. www.anthonycorona.com pisode Notes Notes go here Support Sunday Edition with Anthony Corona by contributing to their tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/acb-sunday-edition Find out more at https://acb-sunday-edition.pinecast.co Send us your feedback online: https://pinecast.com/feedback/acb-sunday-edition/0ab220e1-ed64-46fb-b67e-03ac7ab82ed6 This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

SUNDAY EDITION WITH ANTHONY CORONA HAPWARE MAKES TIME MAGAZINE'S BEST INVENTIONS OF 2026! A TIME TO CELEBRATE! 🎉🏆🎙️ FROM TECHNOLOGY TO WATCH TO TECHNOLOGY MAKING HISTORY! Presented by Anthony Corona Media, home of the Sunday Edition Family of Podcasts and Digital Media Content Services. Stop the presses! Break out the confetti! And get ready to celebrate a remarkable moment for accessibility! 🎉 HapWare has been named one of TIME Magazine's Best Inventions of 2026! That's right! An innovation born from the desire to make the world more accessible is receiving recognition on one of the world's biggest stages for innovation. And when news this exciting breaks, you know Sunday Edition isn't going to let the moment pass without a celebration! Anthony Corona welcomes HapWare cofounder and CEO Jack Walters, the fabulous Blindy Girl herself, Serina Gilbert, HapWare's Social Media and Community Engagement Manager, and Mac, a beta tester who has been part of the HapWare journey almost since the beginning. Together, we're celebrating the people, the passion, the perseverance, and the possibilities behind this extraordinary achievement. For those just discovering HapWare, its groundbreaking ALEYE technology uses wearable innovation and haptic feedback to help communicate visual information, including nonverbal cues, in ways that can open new possibilities for blind and low vision users. But this conversation is about so much more than technology. It's about an idea that became a mission. It's about a team that believed accessibility deserved something extraordinary. It's about the people who rolled up their sleeves, tested the technology, shared their experiences, and helped shape what HapWare is becoming. And it's about what happens when innovation, collaboration, and the lived experiences of the blind and low vision community come together. Mac brings a particularly fascinating perspective, having witnessed the evolution of the technology from nearly its earliest days. Serina brings her unmistakable enthusiasm, community perspective, and passion for connecting people with possibilities. And Jack? Well, Jack has plenty to celebrate, plenty to share, and a few surprises up his sleeve! 🎁 WAIT! DID SOMEBODY SAY SPECIAL OFFERS? You bet we did! Jack didn't come to this Sunday Edition celebration empty-handed! There are special opportunities for listeners, and we're not talking about them here! No spoilers. No giving away the surprises. No unwrapping the presents before the party! Want to know what Jack brought to the celebration? Want to discover what might be waiting for you? You'll have to listen to the podcast! And trust us, you don't want to miss that part of the conversation! 🏆 A MILESTONE FOR HAPWARE. A MOMENT FOR ACCESSIBILITY. Recognition from TIME Magazine is a tremendous achievement for any innovator. But when that recognition shines a spotlight on technology designed with accessibility at its heart, the celebration takes on an entirely different meaning. It reminds us that accessibility innovation belongs in the mainstream conversation. That blind and low vision voices belong in the development process. And that technology designed to expand possibilities deserves recognition, investment, attention, and applause. There is still so much to discover, so much to develop, and so much to look forward to. But today, we're celebrating how far HapWare has come and imagining just how far it might go. An exciting time for accessibility. An exciting time for wearable technology. An exciting time for HapWare. And a wonderful reason for the Sunday Edition family to come together and celebrate! 🎙️ JOIN THE CELEBRATION! Hear the stories behind the technology, the experiences of an early beta tester, the excitement surrounding this TIME Magazine recognition, and the surprises Jack Walters brought along for our listeners. The news is big. The possibilities are exciting. And the celebration is just getting started! A LITTLE HAPWARE HISTORY FROM THE SUNDAY EDITION ARCHIVES! 🎙️ Want to understand the technology behind the celebration? Curious about where it all began and how HapWare evolved into the innovation being recognized today? Sunday Edition has been following this remarkable journey for nearly two years, and we invite you to revisit two earlier conversations with Jack Walters and Dr. Bryan Duarte. NOVEMBER 3, 2024. IS HAPTIC TECHNOLOGY ABOUT TO BRIDGE THE GAP OF SENSORY IMPRESSIONS AND NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION? This is where our HapWare journey began! Anthony welcomed Jack Walters and Dr. Bryan Duarte, then representing HapChic, for an introduction to technology designed to translate facial expressions, gestures, and other nonverbal communication cues into tactile feedback. We explored the science of haptics, the possibilities of sensory substitution, and what this emerging innovation could mean for blind and low vision individuals navigating everyday social interactions. It was an exciting first look at an idea with extraordinary potential. Listen to the original conversation here. https://acb-sunday-edition.pinecast.co/episode/431dd92a/sunday-edition-20241103-presents-is-haptic-tech-about-to-bridge-the-gap-of-sensory-impressions-and-non-verbal-communication-for-the-bvi-community-jenine-stanley APRIL 14, 2026. THE RETURN OF HAPWARE AND THE AMAZING HAPTIC BAND! What a difference a little time, determination, and innovation can make! Jack Walters and Dr. Bryan Duarte returned to Sunday Edition to take us from the earliest concepts and prototypes to the development of the ALEYE wristband and its integration with Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses. We explored how the technology works, the evolution of haptic feedback, real-world applications, the challenges of bringing an accessibility innovation to market, and the promise of making nonverbal communication more accessible. It was a fascinating opportunity to hear how an ambitious idea was becoming a tangible product. Listen to our follow-up conversation here. https://acb-sunday-edition.pinecast.co/episode/a2c34284/sunday-edition-presents-the-return-of-hapware-and-the-amazing-haptic-band AND NOW, OCTOBER 2026! From an exciting introduction in 2024, to a remarkable return in April 2026, to recognition among TIME Magazine's Best Inventions of 2026! Three conversations. One extraordinary journey. And a story that is still being written! We're proud that Sunday Edition has had the opportunity to share this journey with our audience, and even more excited about the possibilities still ahead. Congratulations again to Jack, Bryan, Serina, Mac, and everyone who has helped bring HapWare to this remarkable milestone! The future of accessibility is worth celebrating! Listen to Sunday Edition with Anthony Corona wherever you enjoy your favorite podcasts. Visit www.anthonycorona.com for the Sunday Edition Family of Podcasts, Tech Spotlights, original articles, guest contributions, and digital media content. Follow Anthony Corona Media on Facebook. Join Above the Fold, our Sunday Edition News conversation group on Facebook. Subscribe to the free Sunday Edition News email list by sending a blank email to [email protected]. Read more from Anthony Corona Media at theanthonycorona.substack.com. SUNDAY EDITION WITH ANTHONY CORONA. 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