Sight n’ Vision – Apr. 30, 2021
Our guest, Michelle Clark had checked all of the boxes:
education–check, good job–check, nice home–check. Then life gave her another box to check off–coping with blindness.
Sight n’ Vision – Apr. 2, 2021
Amber Woods shares her world-view of living with blindness and how she went from being a consumer to becoming an advocate for issues impacting the blind and low-vision community.
Sight n’ Vision – Mar. 5, 2021
Our guest, Denise Schuler, helps persons live, work, learn and play independently through the use of high-tech and low-tech tools from the MDTaP program–Maryland Technology Assistance Program.
Sight and Vision Radio – Feb 19th 2021
Covid-19 has changed the way we do almost everything, including grocery shopping.
Our guest Todd Tolson, CEO of Grocery By Phone, takes the mystery out of using his grocery delivery service.
Sight n’ Vision – Jan. 29, 2021
Up-to-date news is important and a weather alert can be critical. Often these alerts are not accessible to the blind, low vision or print disabled communities. Kathy Gosselin, NFB Newsline Administrator, joins us to tell us how the NFB Newsline is filling this void.
Sight n’ Vision – Dec. 4, 2020
What is art? And if it is free is it still art? Our guest Shaymar Higgs is the Executive Director of Free Art For All, a neighborhood drop-in center that allows everyone to discover the “artist inside”.
Sight N’ Vision – Nov. 27, 2020
Do Gen X-ers and Millenials see the world of gratitude differently? Is there anything to be grateful in this season of Covid? Follow the discussion as we unpack “Gratitude”.
Sight N’ Vision – Nov. 20, 2020
Our guest, Toni Pierce, Nurse Practioner and Chair of the NAACP Health Committee of the Prince George’s Branch, is here to talk to about what we can do to change our diabetes outcomes through lifestyle, diet and small simple changes.
Sight N’ Vision – Nov. 6, 2020
Today, we discuss this historic election and its impact on seniors and persons with disabilities.