The eyes are in the news, maybe not in the headlines but definitely in the details. In this program, you’ll hear about opioids, laser pointers, Covid vaccines, hand sanitizer, glasses and face masks, all news stories with a connection to the eyes.

As they say, good things can come in small packages. Today I have some tiny tidbits, little clippings of information that I will share with you. Topics include celebrities, tech-tired eyes, lazy eye and winter safety tips.

If you can’t see as well as you used to, you might find that you’re a little hesitant to do a lot of cooking for fear of hurting yourself in the kitchen. In this program, I’ll have tips for you on how to keep safe while you are slicing, dicing, simmering and serving in your kitchen

A lot goes on in designing a website that is accessible for people who have a visual disability. This program will help you understand how web designers try to do the right thing and make their websites accessible to all.

It’s almost time to get back outside and enjoy nature to the fullest. In this program, you’ll find out about outdoor accessibility on trails in New Hampshire, on a beach in Florida and in our National Parks.

How do frogs and toads see? Are frog eyes like human eyes? Does a frog see the same things you see? In this program you will learn lots more about frog vision along with a few fun things, too.

Remember when you could just drop in at a museum, have a look around and not worry about the details? Maybe not right now, but soon you will be able to travel once again. In this program, I’ll be telling you about a possible destination: The Museum of the Eye in San Francisco. I hope your travel plans will take you there soon,

Ads on TV have lots of visual content that is lost on people who are blind or visually impaired. Sam Latif of Procter and Gamble is working with marketing professionals like herself to include audio description for their ads, making them more accessible.

When you pass a certain age, sometimes you have thoughts about turning back the clock. In this program, you will hear about scientists who are reversing the aging clock in retinal cells. They are trying to restore lost vision.

The word “beacon” brings to mind the phrase “a beacon of light” or maybe “a beacon of hope.” In this program, you will meet four truly strong and inspiring people as they are described in the publication called Beacon Stories from the Foundation Fighting Blindness.