Braille has been around for almost 200 years, and even with all the electronic gadgets available today, it is still relevant. In this program you'll hear about 6 young inventors who are trying to make Braille much easier for you with their invention called "Tactile." You'll also hear about programs available to help people learn Braille.

This week's program will bring you a touch of humor. There will be short profiles of some incredible people who are blind. You will also become acquainted with a woman who is blind as she writes in her blog. You will find that she has a great sense of humor as I share some of her funny stories with you.

There is always hope in research, but you just have to be patient. In this program you will hear exciting news about the research that is being done right now, at the University of Pittsburgh in regard to whole eye transplants.

Can video games be good for a child's eyes? Actually, they are being explored as a possible treatment for lazy eye, or ambylopia, in children. This program will explain the current thinking on this subject and give you an idea of what some of the games are like when kids play them.

Accessibility issues have changed over the years to include all kinds of media. Comcast, a media conglomerate, is moving forward with some innovations in accessibility. This program features an article from Ability magazine which will explain what's new with Comcast accessibility features.

Dry eye syndrome does not cause blindness, but it can cause major discomfort. In this program you will better understand the symptoms, causes, risk factors and treatments for dry eye syndrome. One of the causes, Meibomian Gland Dysfunction, will also be explained.

The month of November is National Family Caregivers Month. If you are either a caregiver or a care receiver, this program will have information of use to you.

News from your utility company arrives monthly via bill inserts. These messages from several months have been combined in this program to bring you up to date on what's new in the world of power, both electrical and natural gas. Tags:

All questions, no answers. That’s what this week’s program is all about. What should you ask your doctor about Lasik surgery, glaucoma, macular degeneration or cataracts. There will also be a short section about questions your doctor might ask you.

A recent supplement that came with the Sunday newspaper provides good information about Vision Health. You'll hear about tips from an optometrist, dietary supplements, ideas for coping with ARMD and the efforts of a Denver Broncos' linebacker to help kids with vision problems.