Will Butler

What started as a small, funny annoyance has morphed into the greatest challenge of a writer's life. If you’re confused, don’t worry—because most people are.

How do you show that a place as far as Osaka can be home to somebody from South Central? Well, this video's a good start.

Up in the grandstand you don’t feel anything unless you’re gambling—particularly for me, so visually impaired I could hardly see the legs move on the horses in front of us. I sat there for the first few races trying to appreciate what was going on, but...

I'll leave Austin soon, I think, but not until I feel like I've reached my brim and I'm ready to run over into something new.

Our blind reporter spends the day with Kitty Pryde, Haim, Future, Usher, and the crew from All Songs Considered.

I'm exactly where I was last night: Somehwere I'm not familiar with, still awake at 7:00 in the morning, and contemplating the drawbacks of psychedellic drugs for the visually impaired.

Our blind man in Austin fails to get VIP status, accidentally watches the Polyphonic Spree, tries and fails to meet a room full of music bloggers, and ends up hanging out with dudes who smoke mushrooms out of a hookah.

At the very least, the theme of the week is Blindly Going Where Everyone Has Gone Before.