We celebrate 50 years with our partners at (ABLE) Audio Braille Literacy Enhancement, as we learn more about the importance of braille. Also on our show dancing in the dark can be fun, easy, educational and a lesson in braille. Learn how blind children are taking the right steps in literacy with our guest Conchita.

Can blind people drive? Explore how people who have seeing difficulties navigate behind the wheel. How, What, Where, and many other important questions are explored.

Phil Mason joins the show to talk about what makes Milwaukee so great.

Blind Living Radio bids farewell to, host, Danielle Creapeau as she discusses the importance of upward mobility for those in the blind and visually impaired community, as well as the new career opportunity that awaits her.

IB Milwaukee's social media team, Kelsi Baldovin and Norbert Rum talk with Danielle and Harley about the positive impact social media has had for those in the blind community, including opening doors to communication and drawing awareness.

Our guest, Jennifer Dunnam, Secretary, Braille Authority of North America (BANA) and member of the UEB Taskforce joins us to discuss Unified English Braille—the code that standardizes literary and technical Braille.

Danielle, Kelsi and Harley talk about gift ideas that blind people of all ages will enjoy.

Harley, Kelsi and Danielle give helpful hints for the blind traveler heading out of town for the holidays.

Ginger Kutsch from The Seeing Eye explains the history and laws of guide dog access in public places.

Toby Smithson, spokesperson for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics talks with us about healthy habits for someone with Diabetes and how it can affect eye sight.