Summary In this episode, Evan and Kelvin discuss accessible games for blind individuals. They start by talking about card games, such as Phase 10 and Rook, and how to adapt them for blind players. They also mention the availability of Braille playing cards and cardholders. Next, they discuss dice games like Yahtzee and the use of Braille dice. They mention the challenges of playing complex dice games and the need for accessible versions. Finally, they touch on word games like Scrabble and the fun of creating lists based on specific topics. In this conversation, Evan and Kelvin discuss various accessible board games and card games. They talk about tactile dice, braille dominoes, and adaptive chess sets. They also mention games like Connect 4 and Pictionary that can be played with adaptations for visually impaired individuals. They share their favorite sandwiches and announce an upcoming hiking event. In the next episode, they will discuss audio games and computer games. Takeaways Card games like Phase 10 and Rook can be adapted for blind players using Braille cards or text-to-speech apps. Braille dice are available for playing dice games like Yahtzee. Complex dice games with multiple components may be challenging for blind players. Word games like Scrabble can be played using Braille tiles or text-to-speech apps. Creating lists based on specific topics can be a fun and accessible word game. There are various accessible board games and card games available for visually impaired individuals. Tactile dice, braille dominoes, and adaptive chess sets are some examples of accessible gaming options. Games like Connect 4 and Pictionary can be played with adaptations for visually impaired players. Peanut butter and fluff and Asian spice chicken sandwiches are recommended by the hosts. There is an upcoming hiking event where participants can join different podcast teams and compete for incentives. The next episode will focus on audio games and computer games. Chapters Thank you for listening to BLT. If youi have any questions for Evan or Kelvin email us at [email protected] or leave us a voice mail at (720) 712-8856. Have a great week.