成人快手

13/08/2013

Gary O'Donoghue with advice on work, solo travel and bargain-hunting for the blind.

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20/08/2013

Broadcaster and singer Georgia Collins, plus Actions' James Cary about finding work.

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27/08/2013

Peter and his guests talk about their experiences of weddings, if you can't see.

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03/09/2013

Matt Davis update on Work Capability Assessments and Peter talks to Rev Michael Johnson.

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Breastfeeding Babies; Audio Tours

How do blind women learn breastfeeding techniques, and what is available to teach them?

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Breastfeeding feedback; mobile apps; Mount Snowdon

Lee Kumutat looks at useful smartphone apps for visually-impaired people.

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RNIB Report on declining services

Norman Lamb MP Minister for Care and Support talks about rehab services for blind people.

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Bedroom tax victory; Paralympic hopefuls

Surinder Lall talks to Peter about his recent court victory regarding bedroom tax.

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Reverend Alex Galbraith, Marcus Sedgwick at Worcester New College

Peter White is joined by the Rev Alex Galbraith, who talks about his work as a blind vicar

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Footballer Dave Clarke, Apple's new OS, Young Apprentices

Peter White hears how the Young Apprentices fared, and Dave Clarke joins the Hall of Fame.

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Touch Art Fair, Apple iOS7, rehabilitation workshop

Tom Walker visits an accessible art exhibition and talks to some of the blind artists.

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Pianist Nobuyuki Tsujii; Pocklington House update

An update on Pocklington Trust's recent closure of Pocklington House. With Peter White.

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Blind fathers

Blind and visually impaired fathers share their experiences of parenting without sight.

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Motability scheme, Action for Blind People rehabilitation course

Blind people talk about using the Motability scheme and a report on an Action rebab course

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Eye treatment waiting lists; Blind tarot reader

The Macular Society and RNIB highlight the long waiting lists for urgent eye treatments.

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Talking Books

Peter White talks to RNIB's Neil Heslop about new changes to the Talking Books service.

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Owner-trained guide dogs; Tactile tours of Parliament

Gary O'Donoghue gets a rare opportunity to sit in the Speaker's chair in the Commons.

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Blind dating; V&A music hall exhibition

Mani Djazmi presents and talks to guests about the problems of dating as a blind person.

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Smartphone apps

Peter White and guests talk about the benefits of smartphone apps for blind users.

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Blind identical twins Dan and Michael Smith

Peter White meets Dan and Michael Smith, identical twins who talk about their blindness.

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Stephen Remington; tactile bank notes

Peter White talks to Stephen Remington, the outgoing CEO of Action for Blind People.

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Audio-visual announcements on buses; Writer Redmond Szell on technology

A report on the government's refusal to legislate for audio-visual announcements on buses.

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Gene therapy; Talking buses feedback

Professor Robert MacLaren on the gene therapy cure for blindness, and who it may help.

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Inaccessible forms; a new tactile watch

Advice on dealing with inaccessible forms and a new tactile watch, the Bradley Timepiece.

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Help for aspiring disabled MPs; bell ringing

Aspirant MPs Mark Higgins and Ellie Southwood talk about a fund to assist disabled people.

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Blind sports lose funding; new sleep drug

Sports for the blind lose funding, and a new sleep drug is approved in the US.

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Scottish referendum; Accessible heating; Listener feedback

Peter White discusses the effects of Scottish independence on visually impaired people.

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RNIB on accessible information from DWP; Is radio becoming too visual?

The RNIB on accessible information from DWP, and is radio becoming too visual?

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Acoustic target shooting; Free access software for Microsoft Windows

Peter White hears about a new plan to improve access to Microsoft Windows for blind people

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Drug companies fined for promoting more expensive drug

Two drug companies fined in Italy for promoting a more expensive drug over a cheaper one.

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