This week Steven and Jill are back to hear more from the blind and partially sighted community. This week we hear about the great cane debate – should we be blinging up our mobility aids? Also, we hear from blind woman Twimukye Mushaka about her story of living with a number of degenerative conditions. And there’s a chance to hear how to get into Yoga without leaving the house! #RNIBConnect #TheWeeklyConnect

Steven Scott and Jill Barkley review the top interviews and stories as told to #TheWeeklyConnect in 2017, including an incredible victory in the ongoing Shared Spaces controversy, a blind man with a job with a difference, and your stories of foolishness! Join the conversation by emailing [email protected] #RNIBConnect

On this week's special episode, Steven Scott and RNIB Community Facilitator Danielle Colcombe visit Windemere to take part in a community event held by locals. #RNIBConnect #TheWeeklyConnect

On this week's special episode, Steven Scott and RNIB Community Facilitator Danielle Colcombe visit Windemere to take part in a community event held by locals. #RNIBConnect #TheWeeklyConnect

In this week's episode, Steven and Jill are joined by Daniel Williams from an organisation called Visualise. Dan is visually impaired himself and he wanted to discuss his experience of owning a guide dog for only four weeks while being refused entry to four different locations because of his dog. Dan also discusses his thoughts on public perceptions by the public about those of us with a visual impairment. #RNIBConnect #TheWeeklyConnect

This week Steven Scott is joined by partially sighted mum-to-be Danielle Colcombe and blind mother Sally Clay as they discuss the joys and challenges of pregnancy. The trio also discuss the cosmetic challenges of being blind, especially when some people say to us "you don't look blind". John the conversation by emailing [email protected] #RNIBConnect #TheWeeklyConnect

In a special edition of #TheWeeklyConnect we hear speeches and news from the RNIB AGM that took place recently in London. #RNIBConnect

This week Steven Scott and Jill Barkley are joined by RNIB Northern Ireland's Joe Kenny to talk about tiredness that can be associated with blindness, parenting as a blind person and queue-barging - ending up at the front of a queue because you have a cane or guide dog and no-one complains! Join the conversation [email protected] #RNIBConnect #TheWeeklyConnect

On this week's show, Steven and Jill are joined by Natasha Marsay, an RNIB community facilitator from Leeds who is visually impaired herself. The trio discuss inappropriate actions from other people and the embarrassment of inappropriately touching someone else by accident as a blind person. Also they discuss cooking blind, and the issue of expectations from sighted people towards blind people as well as those from our blind peers. Join the conversation and be part of the show - email [email protected] #RNIBConnect #TheWeeklyConnect

There's a new look to the show this week as Jill Barkley joins Steven Scott as co-host, and we begin hearing from guest hosts on the show each week. This week's guest is a massage therapist from Sheffield, Dr Sarah Bryan, who is completely blind. This week's topics up for discussion are Change, Trust and Acceptance. Join the conversation by emailing [email protected] #RNIBConnect #TheWeeklyConnect