Sound Prints – March 20, 2016
Agriculture yesterday, today and tomorrow; economic implications of growing and processing industrial hemp; art contest at the American Printing House for the Blind
Building Better Tomorrows Today for Kentuckians with Vision Loss
Sound Prints podcast by KCB
Agriculture yesterday, today and tomorrow; economic implications of growing and processing industrial hemp; art contest at the American Printing House for the Blind
Diabetes care and tips from a Diabetes Educator; most popular dog breeds over the past 100 years
Report from ACB Midyear meetings; presentation by J. Andrew White on the Civil War in Kentucky
Your County Court Clerk in action; Blindfold Games for the iPhone and iPad
Talking prescription labels at Rite-Aid; Bluegrass Council expands; Diane Croft retires from National Braille Press; driverless cars
Rare Louis Braille book at the American Printing House for the Blind; 1966 Kentucky State High School wrestling team from the Kentucky School for the Blind to be honored; meet an accessible, feature-packed countertop grill
Meet Tony Stephens, ACB’s new Director of Advocacy and Governmental Affairs; athletic programs at the Kentucky School for the Blind; a new trivia app for the iPhone and iPad
Attend the ACB National Convention as one of 10 DKM First-timers and Leadership Fellows; go international with Sound Prints as we learn about life in Qatar, a small country on the Arabian Sea
The ACB Tupperware Party and what ACB does for you with Brian Charlson; new shows on ACB Radio with Debbie Hazelton; and coupons and shopping apps for the iPhone with Debbie Deatherage and Deanna Scoggins
Make Uber rides smoother and easier for you and your guide dog with these tips and tricks; a new historical acquisition at the American Printing House museum; is our dream of a personal flying vehicle a reality? and much more on this week’s Sound Prints.