Hi all. I'm 100% blind. In college I did a lot on our college radio station, even serving as the station's imaging director. The only difficulty I had at the station was, you guessed it, using the radio station's software to see upcoming songs, cue sweepers and other elements, etc. I got around this by loading sweepers onto a CD and memorizing all the buttons on our analog board. Yup, fun times.

Radio is the one thing I really want to do, but I find myself incredibly frustrated that it's so hard to break in, especially when you're totally blind because so many audio boards at radio stations are touch screen and thereby unusable. Worse still is most radio people break in as board opps, which is, again, not doable if you're blind.

I'm just wondering if there are any blind radio professionals out there who I might be able to speak with and kind of pick their brain on how you adapted your station's workflow? Long shot, but this is the one thing I can see myself not only doing well but actually enjoying, and I feel incredibly slighted that I can't.

Thanks in advance for any help.