In this inspiring episode, we sit down with Nas Campanella, the National Disability Affairs Reporter for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), and a familiar face on ABC News. Nas has been defying expectations since losing her sight at the age of six months, proving that vision is just one facet of the remarkable person she is. Join us as we delve into Nas's journey, from her early days as a newsreader for triple J, where she delivered the news for six impactful years until 2017, to her current role as a prominent voice in disability affairs reporting. Nas brings a unique perspective to the world of journalism, breaking barriers and challenging perceptions about what it means to be a news professional living with blindness. Beyond her illustrious career, Nas is also a devoted parent to a two-year-old boy. We explore the challenges and triumphs of parenting while navigating the world without sight. Nas shares her experiences, offering valuable insights into building a supportive and inclusive environment for her child. We were thrilled to have Nas on the podcast, and her passion, resilience, and warmth shine through in this conversation. Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of Nas Campanella's incredible journey and how much she just generally kicks ! Also in this episode we chat about the app Speaker Assistant. A new app to help blind people with presenting. https://apps.apple.com/au/app/speakers-assistant/id6476025339