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The last time I was in Houston (about a year ago), there was a radio station for the blind on 88.7 KUHF-HD4. It was also carried on KUHT 8.5. In addition to t
by reaperducer 3y ago
The last time I was in Houston (about a year ago), there was a radio station for the blind on 88.7 KUHF-HD4. It was also carried on KUHT 8.5.
In addition to the usual programs of people reading newspapers and magazines to the blind, it had programs to help blind people use technology. The program I stumbled across was specifically about how to use an iPhone as a blind person. I think it was a daily program.
I don't know if it's still on in Houston, but if it was a national program, you might be able to find it online somewhere.
- dredmorbius 3y agoI ran across a number of podcasts for the blind whilst researching some questions related to this post. Those might have similar (or some of the same) programming. Internet radio is also available for a tremendous number of stations. It appears that KUHF has a stream, though that appears to be the primary band, not the HD4 subchannel. Looking at KUHT's website, I don't see DH4 listed among broadcasts: <https://www.houstonpublicmedia.org/ways-to-listen/ https://www.houstonpublicmedia.org/ways-to-listen/> Sight Into Sound does have its own podcasts: <https://www.sightintosound.org/podcasts https://www.sightintosound.org/podcasts>