Jacob Szymanski

But it's so true that being blind is logistically taxing for everything.

You have to have an organized mind.

You need to be able to compartmentalize different things.

And this book, what I really appreciate about it is that it's a practical guide.

It really is to teach you.

And I think a lot of people can get a lot out of it.

As we wrap up here, where can people get this book?

It's also available on Audible.

Lynn, thank you so much for your time.

That was Lynn Jensen, the author of Best Kept Secrets for Travellers with Sight Loss.

That's all the time for this edition of Audiobook Cafe.

I'm your host, Jacob Szymanski.

Thanks for listening.

Audiobooks don't appear out of nowhere.

There's a whole infrastructure around their creation.

And sure, I've interviewed lots of narrators on this show to give us all an idea of the goings on in the background.

But what about the other people involved?

Narrators are like the movie stars, front and center.

And for every Timothée Chalamet or Jennifer Lawrence, there's a nameless producer in the background wrangling everyone together, making sure everyone's on the same page and on schedule.

In the audiobook world, the role of producer encompasses so much more than that.