This week’s program will feature fact based journalism from the United Kingdom with articles written by academics. Topics will include hearing, an artist and how he perceives color, presumptions about people who are blind and sight rehabilitation. The authors are from respected universities in the UK.

Modern technology should be able to make everyday life easier for people with visual impairments. This program will present lots of technology tips for you to consider. Most will be free, but some will have a cost. There will be suggestions for both android devices and apple devices. Be prepared to take notes!

Gene Therapy – what is it, who can it help and how can it help? This program will attempt to answer those questions in a very understandable way. There’s lots to learn.

The COVID-19 pandemic is now about 6 months old. This week’s program will bring you updated information about ho w the coronavirus is affecting your eyes and your eye care decisions.

Have you heard of the American Foundation for the Blind? From their website, the mission of the American Foundation for the Blind is to create a world of no limits for people who are blind or visually impaired. This program will bring you information about the AFB from their newsletter called FOCUS.

You know they are good for you – those leafy green vegetables - but how can you make them more appealing? In this program, you will hear about the best leafy greens and how to use them so you’ll love them. There’s even An Incredible Hulk Smoothie.

August is Children’s Eye Health and Safety Month, so this week’s program will be all about the kids: Vision exams for kids, how vision develops in young children and you’ll also hear about vision problems that some kids might have to face.

The lyrics of a song can have a powerful impact on a listener. In this program, I’ll bring you the thoughts of a young woman who is blind about songs that are her favorites. They have inspired her to love her disability

A long time has passed since you’ve heard anything about driverless cars on this program, because back then, they weren’t really driverless. Time passes and there is now updated information on autonomous vehicles or driverless cars in this program.

Using information from Britannica, this program will trace blindness through the ages, all the way from the ancient world up to the present.