With winter on the way, now is the time to prepare. In this program I will help you get ready for possible winter emergencies. All tips are especially formulated for people with vision problems.

In this program you’ll hear about a small town where there are many restaurants with Braille menus. You’ll also hear about a very special high school cross country runner who is visually impaired. I’ll give you tips on how you can get out and run with the help of a guide runner.

Unemployment is an issue for many people who have vision problems. This program will provide information about the National Industries for the Blind, an organization that employs over 6000 people who are blind or visually impaired.

America honors its Veterans on November 11 each year and the holiday is coming up soon. In this program you'll hear about vision care that is offered to Veterans who qualify through the VA, the Department of Veterans Affairs.

In this program, I will share articles from Science Daily, a source that has the latest research news. You’ll hear articles about a common bladder medication, augmented reality glasses, Alzheimer's disease and Shingles. Each one of these topics has a connection to the eye and/or vision.

In this program, you will hear about Lisa Hoffman, who passed away recently. She made life so much better for blind and visually impaired people in Western NY. She was a hero to many!

This week, it’s Macular in the Vernacular. Keeping the language in this program very understandable, I will share lots of information about macular degeneration, what it is, how it’s diagnosed and the benefits of vision rehabilitation.

: In this program we’ll take a look back to summer to find out what some lucky student interns did on their summer vacation. They were part of what is called the First Jobs program at the Chicago Lighthouse for the Blind. You’ll also find out about Blind Lemon Jefferson.

No internet research for this program! Instead, I have bits and pieces of actual paper to read from. I will share the wisdom with you. Topics will include a new mobility device, your eye care professional, an uncommon eye disease, eye protection for sports, a race and lots more.

In this program you will hear from two famous authors of crime fiction. They will tell what it was like for them to create characters who are blind, characters who actually help figure out “whodunit?”