There are many different ways to explain the term “blindness.” In this program, several definitions of blindness will be explored to help you answer the question “What is Blindness?”

There are many new high tech inventions coming along. This program will explain eight of these new ideas. I'll also tell you about new hope for some common eye diseases.

Everyone knows that exercise is good for you, but have you heard of eye exercises? These specialized exercises have been around for a long time. In this program I’ll share information about eye exercises and whether this is a good idea or not.

Winter's almost over! This program will present last minute information about keeping your eyes healthy and safe in cold weather.

Celebrating all things Irish, this program will tell you about Mark Pollock, a brave polar explorer as well as an influential activist for spinal cord injuries. You'll also hear about some intrepid Irish guide dogs.

March is Workplace Eye Wellness month. In this program you’ll hear about hazards at work, protection for your eyes and about eye strain from excessive screen time.

Do you face challenges when you’re out and about? In today’s program, you’ll meet Amy Bovaird, author of “Mobility Matters.” You’ll also hear about accessibility issues out in the community, and you'll hear about cities that are becoming friendlier for people with visual impairments.

In the Jewish tradition, a bat mitzvah ceremony is an important coming of age ritual. In this program you'll hear how a determined young Jewish girl, who is blind, becomes a bat mitzvah and takes her place in the Jewish community

If you are blind or visually impaired, you can certainly enjoy music by listening to it. But if you want to make music, it becomes a little more difficult. In this program, I’ll share how you can learn music, sing from a score, play an instrument and even be part of a band or an orchestra.

Have you heard that marijuana can be used for treatment of glaucoma? In this program, I will have up to date information about that choice, as well as other glaucoma research results.