Niagara Frontier Radio Reading Service is a special radio station that broadcasts national and local newspapers, magazines, and best-selling books 24/7, for the 100,000 people across Western New York and Southern Ontario who are blind or have another reading disability. The nonprofit has been on the air for nearly 40 years, and became part of the WNYIL family of agencies in December 2018. Radio Reading's Marian Heatherly joins the program to discuss available volunteer opportunities.

Independent Living of the Genesee Region has a new ARTiculations Exhibition that will run through March 31, 2026. Rae Frank, Director of Independent Living of the Genesee Region and Llana Cowie, Artist, join the program to discuss the ARTiculations Exhibition project and the current exhibit.

Amanda Hergert, a Vocational Peer Support Specialist with Mental Health Peer Connection, joins the program to discuss MHPC's Job Club and Vocational Skills training opportunities for anyone dealing with a mental health diagnosis.

Rob Brandon, WNYIL’s Healthy Living Coordinator, joins the program to provide an overview of the benefits of the Facilitated Enrollment for the Aged, Blind, and Disabled program, and its role in the Medicaid process.

Rob Brandon, WNYIL's Healthy Living Coordinator, joins the program to discuss the CORE Program and its focus on adult behavioral health.

Mental Health Peer Connection Director Kevin Smith joins the program to discuss how to combat any mental health issues that may arise during the holiday season.

WNYIL's Chief Community Engagement Officer Tracy LeBlanc joins the program to discuss the 2026 Disability Pride Festival, which is scheduled for July 24, 2026.

Frank Cammarata, Executive Director of the Erie County Office for the Disabled, joins the program to discuss winter preparedness in Western New York.

WNYIL's Chief Community Engagement Officer Tracy LeBlanc joins the program to discuss Giving Tuesday and how your donations can support WNYIL consumers.

WNYIL CEO Stephanie Orlando stops by the podcast to talk about Giving Tuesday and how your support assists people with disabilities.