Even Though I’m Blind Experience

Blindness didn’t stop Christopher felder calling, it’s sharpened it.

In this powerful episode of The Even Though I’m Blind Experience, Christopher Felder, also known as The Blind Steppa, opens up about surviving gun violence after being shot three times, losing his sight, battling depression, and finding the strength to keep going. Through faith, purpose, and perseverance, Christopher shares how he turned pain into power and realized that you don’t need sight to do God’s work. This conversation is raw, inspiring, and full of truth for anyone pushing through darkness to find their mission. Tune in, tap in, and remember: vision is bigger than eyesight.

Angela Harris, Perfectly Made And Unstoppable.

Angela Harris shares her powerful journey through sight loss, real life challenges, and finding a new sense of purpose. In this inspiring interview, she opens up about losing her vision, rebuilding her life, creating the IMperfeKtlymade Fashion Show And Foundation,and using her platform to empower blind and visually impaired models through confidence, inclusion, and opportunity.

Blind Queens Redefine Beauty.👑✨ Eyes Like Mine.

An inspiring conversation featuring Deborah Fitzgerald (Miss Altruistic 2024), Krystle Boateng (Director’s Choice 2024), and Krystle Allen (President of Eyes Like Mine Inc.). These incredible women share their journeys through the Miss Blind Diva Empowerment Pageant, highlighting confidence, advocacy, and representation within the blind and visually impaired community. A celebration of purpose, empowerment, and beauty beyond sight.

Esli Ramos, Turning Blindness into Leadership in Education

Esli Ramos pulls back the curtain on everyday school life as a blind student, honest, grounded stories and tactile details that make the experience real. She reveals how she learned to stand up for herself, the moments and choices that turned vulnerability into leadership. Hosted by Cazerny Bussey.

Big Saint, CEO of the First Blind Run Record Label Speaks Out

In this powerful conversation, Big Saint opens up about his journey as the CEO of the first blind run record label BMG Blind Money Gang, built to pay and empower artists who are often overlooked in the industry. Together with Cazerny Bussey, they break down the vision, the struggles, and the real moves being made to change the game for blind and visually impaired creatives everywhere. This is more than music, it’s history in the making.