In this episode, I talk about issues that those of us who are blind or visually impaired have to face on a day-to-day basis. I also talk about how I feel that more businesses need to be more inclusive, and start, considering those of us who may be blind, or visually impaired

In this episode, I remind all, Wolfner patrons about the winter reading challenge. I also talk about a new app that I heard about yesterday through a friend. Last, but not least, I make the announcement that the discovery, Netwerk, and all channels under its umbrella, are being bought out by Warner Brothers.

In this episode, I talk about something that the NLS has added to their collection. For those who don’t know, NLS is the national library service. What they’ve done is, they’ve added a complete version of the Bible in audio format. This audio format has over 400 of the biggest stars who helped to narrate and and act out the different characters of the Bible, which I think is pretty amazing.

In this episode, I talk about some things that are happening with Wolfner Library so that people may have an idea of what’s going on. I wanted to do this for those that may not be getting the newsletter. Even if they are, or have not received a copy of it yet, I at least wanted people to hear what was being talked about in the publication.

In this episode, I announce that I will be having a special guest to join me for season four episode five. So, please spread the word and let your friends and family members know, especially if they have iPhones because I know that the information that we Will be sharing will hopefully educate people on some of the bugs/glitches that we have experienced after downloading the new iOS 16 update.

In this episode, I make an announcement with regards to another program that lighthouse for the blind in St. Louis, is launching starting in October. I wanted to let all of my subscribers know, because I feel like it would be a good opportunity for any child who is blind, or visually impaired, especially if they are between the ages of 8 to 18.

In this episode, I talk about something that is sponsored by the national Federation of the blind. The national Federation of the blind, or NFB, does something every summer, called the bell academy, which lasts two weeks. During this episode, I explain what the bell academy is.

In this episode, I talk about some activities that parents can do with their blind and visually impaired children during the times they are home from school.

In this episode, I share information from the Braille Book Review, which is a publication that I receive from Wolfner Library. y

In this episode, I talk about some of the new voiceover voice is that come with the new iOS update. I also talk about a couple of other features that I thought were pretty interesting.