This episode will give you tips and techniques on staying in shape and having fun programs out there for fitness, food, and upcoming events.

This episode will conclude and summarize the world of vision loss give new information to upcoming episodes and give a little information about the upcoming season

This episode will talk about the organizations national disability rights Network (MDRN) and American foundation for the blind (a FB) giving you information about each organization in some announcements.

This question and answer segment will be a little different from other question and answer segments it is more informative in a few announcements and updates on organizations and what they’re doing during this pandemic to keep things in the blind and visually impaired community running.

This episode will give descriptions of advocacy organizations for the blind/visually impaired. This will include information on American Council of the blind, National Federation of the blind, National disability rights Network, and others. This episode will also include announcements and upcoming episode information.

This episode introduces questions from the listeners which I summarize and then answer. Also, you may find announcements regarding our listeners and blindness/visual impairment in general

This episode presents organizations to aid in the progress of blind and visually impaired children as well as blind parents. this episode also includes laws to protect blind/visually impaired parents. And The equal rights for blind and visually impaired children’s education

this episode discuss blind parents and their children and how they are adapting to the parents being blind, how the socializing, and even how they perform in education.

This episode will answer any questions left on our voice messages or Talking blind [email protected] this is a laid-back episode we have a couple of fun shout outs and some updates

This episode will discuss blind children, citedchildren of line parents, laws affecting the right of blind’s parents, and tips and tools on how to be a parent and a visual impaired world no matter what society thinks.