Have you hear about "lattice degeneration?" That is just one of the topics you will learn about as we take a closer look at some of the more unusual conditions that affect the retina and the macula. Other topics will include epiretinal membrane, vitreomacular traction, central serous chorioretinopathy and macular holes.

Get organized! Oh such good advice, but not so easy to do. In this program, I’ll bring you some tips for organizing and labeling your clothing, as well as some ideas about doing your laundry. All to help you “Get Organized!”

Many electronic devices today have what's called a virtual assistant. If you ask it a question, it will give you an answer....maybe! In this program you'll hear about the experiences of two men who are visually impaired and are using, or rather trying to use, a virtual assistant.

If you have kids in your life, you might find that it's hard to explain your vision problems. This program will help you. The first half contains actual information about blindness written so kids can understand it. The second half contains ideas for leading kids toward knowledge about blindness.

A visually impaired actress plays the part of a visually impaired character on a popular TV show. This program will tell you about Marilee Talkington and the role she recently played on a milestone NCIS program. Tags:

In this program you’ll hear recent information about the possible causes of what you might call “seeing stars.” Plus, you’ll hear about pinpoint pupils, the condition that is also called myosis.

Emergency situations can be created by natural causes, by technological issues or even by our fellow human beings. In any case, it would be prudent if you were prepared in the best way possible. Think about it ahead of time and make some plans. This program offers good ideas for everyone, especially those who have a visual disability.

Just a little bit of help would make such a difference. In this program, you'll hear about audio description for our national parks' brochures, new help that is being offered by Google, Microsoft and Be My Eyes. And I'll include a few universal design tips. All of these topics will provide just a little bit of help.

Puppies in your dorm room? At some colleges they are not only allowed in your dorm room but they also can go to class with you. In this program, you'll hear about guide dog puppy raisers on campus. We'll visit Ithaca College, the University of Maryland and a few others.

If you have low vision and are faced with the decision about giving up driving, there might be a way to continue to drive a car safely. This program will share information about bioptic driving, and it might help you to keep your keys.