[NFB-Arkansas] Fwd: Sunday edition zoom information below the promo please feel free to share the promo around… I don’t post the zoom information on social media

[Tanya VanHouten]

Tanya VanHouten

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> From: shelley.keeland at gmail.com
> Date: June 5, 2026 at 12:41:47 AM CDT
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> Subject: FW: Sunday edition zoom information below the promo please feel free to share the promo around… I don’t post the zoom information on social media
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> From: Sunday Edition <sundayedition at anthonycorona.com>
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> Subject: Sunday edition zoom information below the promo please feel free to share the promo around… I don’t post the zoom information on social media
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> 🎙️ This Week on Sunday Edition 🎙️
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> What does it take to turn determination, talent, and a dream into a career that few thought was possible?
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> This week on Sunday Edition, we welcome Shelley Keeland for an inspiring conversation about her life, her journey, and more than 30 years as one of the nation’s pioneering blind court reporters.
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> Born totally blind and raised in Arkansas, Shelley attended the Arkansas School for the Blind before earning a degree in Political Science from Hendrix College. Encouraged by family, shaped by life on her grandparents’ farm, and driven by a love of language, grammar, and the legal system, Shelley set her sights on a career that many believed would be out of reach.
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> Court reporting is one of the most demanding professions in the legal field, requiring speeds of 225 words per minute with exceptional accuracy. Shelley became one of the first blind court reporters in the United States, overcoming technological barriers, skepticism, and discrimination along the way.
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> Join us as Shelley shares her remarkable story of perseverance, the people who helped make her success possible, the realities of working as a professional court reporter, and why strong advocacy and support networks remain so important for blind and low vision people pursuing their dreams.
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> It promises to be an uplifting and fascinating conversation you will not want to miss.
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> 🕐 Sunday at 1:00 PM Eastern
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> 🎧 Listen live on Corona FM through the Corona FM tab at www.anthonycorona.com
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> 📻 Also streaming on 2020 The Beacon
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> 🎙️ Available the following day in the Sunday Edition with Anthony Corona podcast feed
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> Come spend your Sunday afternoon with us as we celebrate resilience, determination, and the power of believing that difficult goals are still worth pursuing.
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