Recent Videos

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  Korea: Making Kimchi

  Joel and Deaf Korean Hee-Kyung visit Chongga Kimchi World to try their hand at making the classic Korean dish Kimchi. With over 50 different varieties of Kimchi, it is one of the most diverse and tasty dishes in all of Korea. Enjoy seeing Joel learn how to make Kimichi in this video. Korea Tourism Organization: visitkorea.or.kr Asiana Airlines: us.flyasiana.com

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  Korea: Deaf Vendors in Insadong

  Joel finds his way to Insadong, a traditional street market in Seoul. Joel finds Deaf vendors Jun-Sung Kim, Sook-Kyung Kim, and Byung-Cheol Son. These vendors make their living selling goods and food in a busting market. Visit their moving "shops” as Joel catches up with them and learns about the life of a Deaf street vendor! Korea Tourism Organization: visitkorea.or.kr Asiana Airlines: us.flyasiana.com

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  Diving with Sharks

    Joel takes you on one of the wildest dives of his life; into the shark tank at the Florida Aquarium in Tampa, Florida. Joel goes scuba diving with the sharks to demonstrate that sharks are truly beautiful, yet fearsome creatures. With most shark attacks happening in a case of mistaken identity, Joel summons all of the courage in him to take No Barriers into the shark tank. Special thanks to ZVRS zvrs.com Florida Aquarium: www.flaquarium.org

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  Deaf Dolphin Panama

  Joel takes you to the Clearwater Marine Aquarium, home of "Winter” the famous dolphin based on the movie Dolphin Tale. Winter’s best friend is the lesser known Panama, one of the rare dolphins identified to be deaf anywhere in the world. Joel meets Panama, and talks with her trainers to learn about the life of Panama, and how her deafness makes her either different, or just like any other dolphin. Special thanks to ZVRS zvrs.com

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  The Nightmare Factory at Oregon School for the Deaf

  Joel takes No Barriers on its scariest trip yet; to Salem at the Oregon School for the Deaf’s Nightmare Factory, one of the most well known haunted houses on the west coast. More than 24 years of operations, and a recent boost from ABC’s Extreme Makeover has made OSD’s haunted house a premier attraction and source of revenue. Take this scary tour with Joel! Thanks to: Travel Oregon: traveloregon.com/​ Cannery Pier Hotel: cannerypierhotel.com Inn at Cape Kiwanda: yourlittlebeachtown.com/​inn Hotel deLuxe: hoteldeluxeportland.com   &nbsp

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  Korea: Deaf Fisherman in Jeju

  Joel meets with Myong-Hyo Ko 고명효, a Deaf squid fisherman who works off of Jeju Island. Learn about the life of an independent Deaf fisherman who makes his living fishing late at night and selling his catch during the day. Korea Tourism Organization: http://visitkorea.or.kr Asiana Airlines: http://us.flyasiana.com

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  Korea: Touring Jeju Island

  Joel visits the volcanic island of Jeju in Korea, where the beaches have black sand made of Lava. Joel visits the fish markets, and samples the local cuisine. Go deep inside a volcano inside the Manjanggul Lava Tube, and catch the beautiful view at the Sunrise Peak. Korea Tourism Organization: http://visitkorea.or.kr Asiana Airlines: http://us.flyasiana.com

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  Sorenson Communications Launches The ntouch VP

  Sorenson Communications launched their newest product today, the ntouch VP. Joel Barish attends the product launch at Gallaudet University and talks with CEO Pat Nola about the latest products to come from Sorenson. Take a look at the newest video phone to his the market, and learn about Deaf Sign Mail, one of several new features available on the ntouch VP. More information about Sorenson Communicatons: www.sorensonvrs.com

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  Diving with Aqua Hands

  Joel meets with the Deaf owner of Scuba diving company Aqua Hands, Thomas Koch in Clearwater, Florida. Koch is a PADI-certified Master Scuba Diver Trainer Instructor, and takes Joel spearfishing in the depths off of the Florida coast. Learn about what Aqua Hands has to offer, and go Scuba diving with Joel and Koch in this video. To learn more about Aqua Hands, visit their website www.AquaHands.com Special thanks to ZVRS (www.zvrs.com)

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  ZVRS Headquarters

  Join Joel on a tour of ZVRS’ headquarters in Clearwater, Florida. Take a behind-the-scenes look at one of the top VRS companies’ operations, meet the CEO of ZVRS, and hear from the 4 Deaf vice presidents on what makes the company so special

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  Korea: Visiting the DMZ

  Joel goes up north to the Korean borders to visit the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ). The DMZ divides North and South Korea, and is one of the most heavily guarded borders anywhere in the world. Take a look at one of the rare places where politics and the military meets, and where an actual line is drawn to separate the two Koreas’ differences. Take this rare look where tourists cannot visit freely, with a behind the scenes media tour of the DMZ. Korea Tourism Organization:

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  Korea: Deaf Korean Rice Cake

  Joel meets Jong-Tae Choi, the Deaf owner of Sangdo 4 Dong in Seoul. More than 20 Deaf employees work for Choi making rice cakes, a Korean snack and dessert. Go behind the scenes in the kitchen and see how rice cakes are made and take a look at a one-of-a-kind Deaf owned and operated business with so many proud and happy Deaf employees! Korea Tourism Organization: visitkorea.or.kr Asiana Airlines: us.flyasiana.com

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  Korea: The Art of Seoye in Seoul

  Joel meets with Gi-Bum Kim, a 71-year old Deaf man in Seoul, Korea. Kim practices the art of Seoye, a form of East Asian Calligraphy. Join Joel as he visits Kim and sees the beautiful and deliberate process of translating the bible using Seoye. Korea Tourism Organization: visitkorea.or.kr Asiana Airlines: us.flyasiana.com

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  Korea: Noryangjin Fish Market

  Joel gets up at 6am to visit the Noryangjin Fish Market in Seoul. Take a walk through the bustling stalls where restaurants source their fresh food, and see a huge variety of seafood for sale. Take a look at the food Joel samples, and find out if he has the guts to try a live octopus! Korea Tourism Organization: visitkorea.or.kr Asiana Airlines: us.flyasiana.com

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  Korea: 48 Hours with Joel in Seoul: Part Two

  On Part 2 of 48 Hours With Joel Barish, the group gets another day touring the beautiful city of Seoul. Come along and visit the Seoul National School for the Deaf, take a look at the offices of the Korea Tourism Organization, and sit in first class at the headquarters of Asiana Airlines. The day is wrapped up as Joel gives a presentation at the Seoul Association of the DEAF Youth! Enjoy this second day in Seoul! Korea Tourism Organization: visitkorea.or.kr Asiana

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