
News, views and information for people who are blind or partially sighted
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 468 | Founded | 19 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

With technology providing an increasing number of options for visually impaired people to access text, do we need braille food labels? Well a group of visually impaired people in Scotland certainly think so, and they've just relaunched a campaign to ... more
It is the time of year where youngsters across the country are receiving their exam results. For many, this will mean attending university for the first time in the next few months. It is a big time, but for visually impaired youngsters, there are ad... more
Personal Independence Payment (PIP) supports people with the extra costs of a disability or long-term health condition and it is currently under review. The steering group behind The Timms Review now wants disabled people to apply to participate in a... more
If someone has little vision, is it actually helpful to describe historical sites and objects using only visual language? That is a question being posed by a new project 'Describing Heritage' by charity VocalEyes. It aims to challenge traditional aud... more
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All round informational programme for blind, partially sighted people and the general public. The best source of information and news for those can’t do technology. Wee still need the wireless! :-)
In touch, I am born blind, but I get accused all the time. I’ve actually got no vision never had any but I still get accused because my eyes look normal and I will look at the sound and if I hear something turning such as a page I still look at it yet I still get accused it does not matter how much is eight you’ve got used to live a blind enough to society know Visually Impaired person I find more offensive because I have no vision to be Impaired I actually have 1eye no site and a prosthetic h... more
I am not visually impaired, but I have a family friend who is and so I wanted to better understand the issues that people like him experience. I am so glad that I found this podcast as it is very well presented and is very good at highlighting the key issues affecting visually impaired people in the UK today.
The podcast has always delighted me with new episodes and learning as a disabled person with blindness it also introduces me to many other people with the same condition and how they have dealt with their challenges on the day-to-day life really appreciate the content of this podcast and hope to hear more exciting episodes in the future
Some great insight into the visually impaired world. I am vi But this is a great listen for anyone. Peter Whyte delivers such a wonderful show!
Tom Walker also does a fantastic job reporting from all over. Such a great tone of voice bringing all his reports to life. Very insightful!
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Across episodes, the show covers accessibility, technology, policy, education, and culture through a disability lens, with a strong emphasis on practical solutions for blind and partially sighted people. Topics frequently explore inclusive design, funding and regulatory changes, and real-world impacts on schooling, travel, medicine, and the arts. Notable strengths include in-depth interviews with practitioners, regulators, and high-profile athletes, plus hands-on case studies (e.g., braille education, audio description, and accessible gaming). The format often blends investigative angles with personal narratives, making it valuable for listeners who want concrete takeaways and a nuanced view of inclusion in public services, media, and cultu... more
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Recent guests on In Touch include:
1. Marie Harrower
2. Ravi Chahal
3. Ebony Rainford-Brent
4. Nicole Bassett
5. Simon Morris
6. Carys Hall
7. Tom Ashforth
8. Clenton Farquharson
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