Enabled
Weekly half-hour program, Mondays at 5:00 p.m. and Sundays at 12:30 p.m. on WXXI Reachout Radio
Enabled is a weekly program designed to help you be confident in saying “I can!” The program takes a deep look into services, products and issues affecting people with vision loss. Topics are broad in scope, covering such things as adaptive technology; preferred language; election rights; audio description; vision loss & art history; visual hallucinations; the latest information & research on eye disease and even daily living products that can make your life easier.
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Long ago, if you were not able to see well, eyeglasses were the only things available to help you, for seven centuries. Then contact lenses became…
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Your retina is an extremely important part of the vision process. I’m sure you know this if you’ve had any troubles with your retina. In this program I’ll…
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In this program you will hear about Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell, America’s first woman doctor. Her experience with conjunctivitis in 1849 changed her life.…
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This month has been designated Sports Eye Safety Month. In this program, you’ll hear about historical moments in sports eye protection and also about some…
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In this program you’ll be hearing about lots of tips and changes you can make in your life if you are living with low vision.
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In this program you will hear two articles, one very informative and easy to understand about our amazing eyes and the other quite entertaining about the…
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In this program you will hear research information from the journal called Science Daily. They report on scientists all over the world who are studying…
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If you use Apple products, you probably know about Siri, the virtual assistant that lives within your iPhone, your iPad, your MAC computer or even in your…
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Opportunity Knocks! Opportunity Magazine, that is, published by National Industries for the Blind. In this program, you willhear an article about how…
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: In this program you will hear about Charles Barnhart, husband of author Margaret Barnhart. Her book is called Inspirational Stories of the Visually…