Hear and There AudioMagazine
Dave
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People will be talking about the show and talking about places they
have been that were fun and accessibile. Then listen in on Tuesday
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See Ya Somewhere!
Hear and There Audio Magazine has 4 new episodes available for
download. website http://hearandthere.net/default.aspx
The program is hosted by Dave Uhlman, a visually impaired
Accessibility Consultant, who gives his unique perspective on museums,
nature walks, art shows or just about anyplace he can visit. Dave can
put words to the visual so the listener can see and enjoy the
experience.
"Hear & There" is a program that promotes involvement in the
community. We visit venues with accessible features, provide detailed
descriptions, and encourage listeners to attend and participate in the
events. This show is one of the few places were venues can publicize
their accessibility features to the public.
4 new episodes on the downloads page
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Pt 1 A Walk at Big Bone Lick I hike around the wheel chair accessible
trail where you can see live American Bison and visit salt springs.
They have a sand box where you can feel bone replicas on the animals
that were found here during the Ice Age.
Pt 2 Big Bone Lick w John Barker I interview John Barker about the
history of Big Bone Lick. These springs were a deathtrap during the
Ice Age 12,000 years ago. Bison, Mammoths, and Sloths were attracted
to the springs for the salt and were trapped in the thick swampy mud.
The huge bones remained and it became a haunted place for Indians as
well as a tourist attraction for the pioneers.
Horner Run Creek Hike My brother Tom and I hike along a stream in
southern Ohio. During this walk we are attacked by Chickadees!!!
Will we survive? Listen and find out.
Hike on Kelly's Island Ohio Join me on a walk on an island in Lake
Erie. It is located in northern Ohio on the border with Canada. It
is the fourth largest of the five Great Lakes and the tenth largest
globally. We will talk with Francis Minshall, a local resident, about
the region’s history.
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Dave Ühlman
Accessibility Consultant
duh...@msn.com
website http://hearandthere.net/default.aspx