Sound Prints

New officers in KCB and chapters; our holiday event calendar; shopping and cooking tips with Patti Cox from a November Roundabout

A new treatment for Type 1 diabetes that is expected to greatly reduce or eliminate the need for insulin; early cancer detection; fun historical tidbitsabout grooming, the development of daylight saving time, and past importance of handkerchiefs; and details about the upcoming Jackpot of Opportunitiesconference and convention of the Kentucky Council of the Blind.Find out more at...

Kentucky Jackpot Auction preview, sharing books at Page Turners, and a focus on the Braille Revival League and how it differs from the Library Users ofAmerica.Find out more at https://sound-prints.pinecast.co

Pre-registration opens for the Kentucky convention; news about the Kentucky Jackpot auction; Joe Hodge from APH introduces ACB Families to the Monarch,the multi-line braille display with great graphicsFind out more at https://sound-prints.pinecast.co

Kentucky 2025 Jackpot Auction promo, iPhone and iPad updates with Board of Publications member Belinda Collins, and exciting events from the Blind InformationTechnology Specialists (BITS) with President Jeff BishopFind out more at https://sound-prints.pinecast.co

Meet the American Association of Blind Teachers and the Independent Visually Impaired Entrepreneurs; April Martin, President of AABT, and Ardis Bazyn,president of IVIE, introduce us to these ACB special-interest affiliates. Announcements include upcoming activities as well as news about Amazon Kindleand the latest info about Meta Ray-ban smartglasses.Find out more at...

The latest announcements from Social Security, BITS, the Department of Justice and AER; plus articles about using AI in your job search and why nearly one-fourth of screen reader users are not blind.

ACB Lions and ACB Families award prizes to donors from the ACB Convention pre-registration; upcoming events; Claire Stanley, ACB Director of Advocacy and Governmental Affairs, updates us on what is happening in areas of interest to us on Capitol Hill

Announcements, news items from NLS, the potential for smartglasses in the future, and a short story about Computers for the Blind.

Mike Hudson, former Director of the Aph Museum, tells entertaining stories from the Kentucky School for the Blind’s past at the Making Memories Banquet,and Bo Mullins, 2003 KSB graduate and instructor at the school, explains through examples and anecdotes why the KSB student work programs are so importantFind out more at https://sound-prints.pinecast.coThis podcast is powered by Pinecast.