VI Talk

VI Talk

Welcome to the VI Talk. AudioBoom Channel. Part of VI Talk charity number 1165629. VI Talk is aimed at anyone with a visual impairment, anyone who knows someone who is visually impaired or anyone who has connections with an organisation or group that offers services or support to visually impaired people. You can find us in the following places. Facebook, search VI Talk for our Group and Page Twitter @VITalkPodcast Website www.vitalk.co.uk Email info@vitalk.co.uk Voicemail number 0161 298 8255Skype name is vitalkpodcast Our podcasts are available on our website or via iTunes by searching VI Ta...

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VI Talk

Category

Technology

Podcast website

www.vitalk.co.uk

Latest episode

Jul 6, 2026

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Episodes

Dawn and Jo caught up with George Ferguson to talk about his role as enablement officer for young people with Henshaws Society for the Blind but also activities and sporting opportunities. 29.01.2019
Katherine and Paul are here to read the Guide Dogs Night Before Christmas and the traditional Night Before Christmas. 24.12.2018
Tracy and her son Freddie enjoy card making and here are some they have made. 22.12.2018
Roy and Odette were the final speakers at our London Link Day, telling their stories and talking about lots of accessible sport. 28.11.2018
Graham Page was our second speaker at our London Link Day and spoke about and demonstrated some technology 28.11.2018
Amy Edgar from Transport For London was the first speaker at our London Link Day. 28.11.2018
Jo and Dawn caught up with Pete Eckert. Pete is a blind visual artist and had lots of stories to share. 20.11.2018
VI Talk Blog. 3 posts from Ian Beverley. 03.11.2018
VI Talk Blog. Blog posts from Jo Fishwick and Amanda Nelson. 03.11.2018
Here’s an audio copy of the report written by Jo about our Link Day in Liverpool. 02.10.2018
VI Talk Blog. Here are two more blog posts from Amanda’s daily living series 02.10.2018
Dave Kelly founder of DAISY was our 3rd speaker at our Liverpool Link Day and gave us a humorous and interesting talk. 29.09.2018
Louise Miller was our 2nd speaker at our Liverpool Link Day. She works for Bradbury Fields and gave us an informative talk all about the centre and it’s history. 29.09.2018
It was a pleasure to welcome Luke Howarth from Sight Line as our first speaker at our Link Day at Bradbury Fields Liverpool. 29.09.2018
VI Talk Blog. Ian writes briefly about Rnib connect radio and Amanda compares American and British health services 04.09.2018
VI Talk Blog. Amanda shares some of her experiences, including long cane training. 01.09.2018
Tracy and her son Freddie are back in the kitchen and this time they are cooking bacon and cheese quiche followed by Nutella cookies 26.08.2018
Ben Luger joined Jo and Dawn to talk about his tactile photography project. 03.08.2018
As part of our cookery series, Tracy and her son Freddie make Rollo rocky road. 22.07.2018
VI Talk countdown to Sight Village #C2SV podcast 5. Including Clear Vision Project, New College Worcester and British Wireless for the Blind Fund 05.07.2018
VI Talk countdown to Sight Village #C2SB. Podcast 4 including Look UK, JW.org, Traveleyes and Associated Optical 05.07.2018
Jo caught up with Alex Pepper, Network Manager for London Vision, part of Thomas Pocklington Trust. 03.07.2018
VI Talk Blog. A series on mobility and daily living skills from Amanda Nelson 01.07.2018
Countdown to Sight Village #C2SV featuring Vocaleyes, Calibre, Guide Dogs and Computer Room Services. 22.06.2018
Gavin from NeateBox joins us with news on Welcome and Button. Have a listen to see how you can get involved. 20.06.2018

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