Cooking After Vision Loss

Join us as we talk with experts from Ray Therapeutics about how clinical trials work, what to consider before participating, and the role people with vision loss play in shaping future research.

A conversation about the challenges family and friends face when someone they love experiences vision loss, and how Hadley is here to support them, too.

There's been a lot of talk about Meta AI Smart Glasses, but how helpful are they for people with vision loss? Ricky and Steve put them to the test with everyday tasks, showing where they work well and where they fall short.

In this encore episode, hear from people with vision loss about their experiences with white canes, the hesitations they had at first, and the difference using one has made in their lives.

With voting season here, we're bringing back this helpful episode. Vision loss can make voting a little trickier, so we look at different ways to cast your ballot and find an option that works for you.

Watching TV can get frustrating when vision changes, but a few adjustments can make a difference. The Hadley team talks about simple changes to your setup, easier ways to manage remotes and menus, and options like audio description that can help you enjoy your favorite shows.

In this encore episode, we chat with and learn from members of the Hadley community. Dia Kraft and Don Pojman share their own tips and tricks for continuing to cook after having lost some vision.

Missing walking, running, or just spending more time outdoors because of vision loss? Hear how one Hadley member found his way back through Achilles International, and learn how guides, community, and a little encouragement can help you get moving again.Resource mentioned in this podcast:Achilles International

Encore episode. Ever wonder which tools professionals with vision loss use in their daily lives? Wonder no more! Join Sam Seavey, creator of The Blind Life YouTube channel, as he shares the tools he loves.Website mentioned in the podcast:The Blind Life YouTube Channel

Sometimes the best way forward is to lend a hand. Char Cook and Linda Jenkins share how volunteering opened new doors, created lasting friendships, and reminded them that vision loss doesn't change what they have to offer.