Discover Braille Bridge, a new resource from the American Printing House for the Blind, designed to support adult learners and transition-age youth in building practical and engaging Braille skills. In this episode of Double Tap Weekend, Steven Scott and Shaun Preece introduce a special feature from Chris Cooke’s podcast, At Your Fingertips: Braille, Then and Now. Chris shares her experience with Braille Bridge, a collection of practical exercises and reading materials tailored for adult Braille learners who want content beyond children’s books. Chris explains how Braille Bridge offers contracted and uncontracted formats, with exercises including household labels, phone numbers, recipes, riddles, and even creative tactile graphics like Braille hearts. She highlights the importance of integrating Braille into everyday life—labelling household items, reading accessible recipes, and using Braille in games and leisure activities. This resource empowers learners to practise Braille meaningfully, with materials that feel relevant, useful, and fun. Listeners will also hear tips for creating tactile hearts on a Perkins Brailler and how to access additional Braille design resources online. Relevant Links American Printing House for the Blind – Braille Bridge: https://www.aph.org Paths to Literacy – Braille Designs: https://www.pathstoliteracy.org/braille-designs-valentines-day At Your Fingertips Podcast: Search “At Your Fingertips Braille Then and Now” on your podcast app