Episodes: 25
Frequency: Every two weeks
Rating: 5.0/5.0
Estimated listeners: 100 - 1,000
Listener location: USA
YouTube: 29 subscribers
Publicly listed emails
info@bringforth.org
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Joy Thomas - Educator and co-founder of DoubleVision Blog who brings a creative, lived-experience perspective to blindness, vision loss, and disability identity.
Jenelle Landgraf - Psychotherapist and co-founder of DoubleVision Blog who brings clinical insight and lived experience to vision loss, resilience, and emotional wellbeing.
Lachi - Disability Joy, Disability Identity, Blindness, Masking, Self-acceptance, Disability Pride, And Disability Culture.
Ep. 24: A Star Is Born
October 09, 2026
Joy and Jenelle talk with 15-year-old musician and advocate Lyla Eileen, whose five-song EP ups & downs is out today. Her songs come from lived experience, and the conversation covers her early start in music, growing up blind, and the challenges of school and social life, including what it was like having a paraeducator follow her around in middle school. She shares how songwriting became both self-expression and healing.Along the way, they listen to clips from her new music and hear the...
Ep. 23: The Architect of EQ - How Jeremy Lewis Built His Life and Recording Studio
September 23, 2026
This week, Joy and Jenelle sit down with Jeremy Lewis — financial advisor, entrepreneur, father, and founder of the nonprofit EQ Records. Jeremy lost most of his vision at 17 due to Leber Hereditary Optic Neuropathy (LHON). Over the next 25 years he built a financial practice, Fortitude Financial, the registered investment advisory firm he leads today. Along the way, his love of music and his own experience with disability led him to found EQ Records, a nonprofit recording studio now home to ...
Ep. 22: Is Comparison Stealing Your Joy (or Jenelle)? ...And Who IS The Evil Twin???
September 03, 2026
Joy and Jenelle explore how comparison shapes identity, self-worth, and belonging, especially through the lens of growing up as twins and living with vision loss. They move from childhood memories and a Health Chicago billboard campaign into a broader conversation about how comparison can wound, motivate, or reveal what we value in this episode, Joy and Jenelle talk openly about the ways comparison shows up in families, disability communities, work, creativity, and everyday life. They also re...
Blindsight · Medium booking difficulty · 100 - 1,000 listeners
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DoubleVision Podcast (by DoubleVision Blog) typically books rising experts. Typical guest background: Credible lived or professional expertise in blindness, vision loss, disability identity, disability advocacy, accessibility, mental health, or related creative and cultural work. Common among recent guests: Published books; Leadership in disability advocacy or accessibility organizations; Awards or recognized creative work. Recent guests include Lachi.
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