Blind Reader Service

Mountain Area Regional Reading Service

News

World Talk

English

United States

ACB Radio Cafe

Talk

본 방송은 '시각장애인을 위한 맞춤형 채널'로 시각장애인에게 최적화된 정보와 뉴스 및 이슈를 다루고, 유용한 정보를 교류하기 위하여 설치 운영합니다.

Korea Blind Radio

South Korea

Korean Music

Korean

Sun Sounds Flagstaff

Radio reading service for the blind and visually impaired

Owl Radio

Alternative

The initials RPH in our call sign stand for Radio for the Print Handicapped of NSW.  We are a special purpose radio station, with more than half our funding supplied by Government sources.  We have memberships, fund raising and sponsorships.There’s no other radio station quite like an RPH station!2RPH provides a radio reading service for people who cannot see, handle or understand printed material.  We do so in one way or another for 17 hours a day. That’s the sole reason we’re here.

2RPH

Australia

Sun Sounds Tucson

Georgia Radio Reading Service - Dedicated to bringing the best in contemporary literature,  periodicals, and newspapers to the visually challenged. Books and articles are read complete and uncensored by a staff of volunteers.

GaRRS

The Down East Radio Reading Service is a spoken word service reading local news and information to visually impaired persons in Nash, Edgecombe and Wilson counties of North Carolina.

Down East Radio Reading Service

Local News

The Audible Local Ledger is an affiliate of the Massachusetts Radio Reading Service, a special state-wide radio information network that provides the reading of daily newspapers, current periodicals, shopping guides, best selling books, calendars of community events, and other material previously available only in print.

Audible Local Ledger

The Sight Seer is a radio and streaming reading service for listeners who are blind or reading disabled. Volunteers read newspapers, magazines and books 24 hours a day.

The Sight Seer Radio

Первая Российская интернет-радиостанции для незрячих. Мы говорим о жизни незрячих во всём её многообразии - о проблемах и решениях, о буднях и праздниках.

Среди наших тем - освоение информационных технологий и проблемы образования, музыкальные конкурсы и личный опыт социально-профессиональной реабилитации.

В нашем эфире Вас ждут новости и анонсы, тематические программы и интервью, встречи с театром, передачи для детей и, конечно, лучшая музыка разных жанров, стилей, направлений и эпох - в том числе и в исполнении известных и только начинающих незрячих музыкантов.

Radio RANSiS

Russia

Russian Talk

Russian

Special Interest

IOWA Radio Reading Information Service

Sun Sounds of Arizona

WILL IRR

Canal M

Canada

French

WGCU RRS

RRSENC

WGTD Gateway RRS

The Radio Talking Book Network serves Nebraska’s blind and visually impaired community. It provides its listeners with an easy to use alternative method of “reading” in two ways: first, as a constant companion who reads to them what they cannot see; second, as a conduit for local, updated information to assist them in leading self-directed lives.

The Radio Talking Book Network broadcasts news and information programming on sub carrier frequencies of National Public Radio affiliates KIOS-FM in Omaha, KUCV-FM in Lincoln and the nine stations of the Nebraska Public Television Network.  Special radio receivers are loaned to eligible listeners at no cost.

Radio Talking Book Service

Reading service for the blind and print impaired.

NC Reading Service

WRBH 88.3 FM began as the dream of a local mathematician, Dr. Robert McClean. Dr. McClean was blind, but he had a vision: a reading radio station that would operate on the FM dial (rather than on sideband frequencies which require special radios to pick up the signal), with strong programming content that would change and improve the lives of blind and visually impaired persons who wanted to lead productive, fulfilling lives in their communities. He leased airtime from WWNO, then bought the 88.3 FM signal and rented space from the Lighthouse for the Blind facilities in New Orleans.

WRBH

World News

Metropolitan Washington Ear

WUWF's SightLine provides volunteer read content, of local and regional interest, to area residents with vision impairment or other disabilities which make it difficult to read. SightLine also carries national programming from the Gatewave service which provides audio versions of many national publications. 

The Pensacola News Journal is read live daily from the WUWF studios and broadcast on WSRE's SAP (secondary audio program) channel, WUWF's HD-3 channel, and streamed online at wuwf.org. The reading is also recorded and rebroadcast from 12-2pm, 9-11pm and midnight—2am each day.

HD 3 Sight Line

ACB Radio Interactive

ACB Radio Mainstream is your source for entertainment and information, primarily spoken word content, by the blind, for the blind, and those interested in blindness issues.

ACB Radio Main Stream

WJCT Radio Reading Service enriches and empowers the lives of individuals in Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia who are visually impaired and print-challenged. Our closed circuit radio station broadcasts commercial-free readings of local and national newspapers, magazines, books, and much more 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Founded on May 3, 1993, it remains the only service of its kind on the First Coast.

WJCT Radio Reading Service

Audio Journal is a nonprofit radio and online service that broadcasts news and information to Worcester County residents who are blind or otherwise unable to access visual information. We connect listeners to the community by reading local and national publications and hosting a variety of programs. Audio Journal also works to increase employment opportunities for individuals who are legally blind through educational and other associated services.

Audio Journal

The KPBS Radio Reading Service broadcasts the readings of newspapers, books and magazines to those with low vision, blindness and other impairments. Airing 24 hours a day over a private audio channel, the Reading Service is accessible to qualified recipients in San Diego through a specialized radio, and online via audio webstream. All readings are produced by volunteers.

KPBS Radio Reading Service

The Vision Australia Radio Network operates to address the information needs of people who are blind, have low vision or a print disability. The service is delivered by an enthusiastic and passionate team of over 700 volunteers with the support of a small team of dedicated staff.

Vision Australia Radio Melbourne

Vision Australia Radio Adelaide

Sight into Sound radio reading service

Audio reading service for the blind and visually impaired

The WHRO Voice

RNIB Connect Radio is RNIB's radio station. Broadcasting 24 hours a day 7 days a week, the Sony Award winning station communicates the needs, interests and aspirations of blind and partially sighted people throughout the UK. RNIB Connect Radio's presenters are all either blind or partially sighted.

RNIB Connect Radio

United Kingdom

Easy Listening

Central Kentucky Radio Eye is a radio reading service for those who are unable to access the printed word. We broadcast the reading of current newspapers, magazines, health materials, grocery ads, and much more, offering greater independent living to people who are blind, visually impaired, or physically handicapped. Listeners can access our 24/7 broadcast on special pre-tuned Radio Eye radios or online at www.radioeye.org.

CKRE

WKAR Radio Reading Service for persons who have difficulty reading conventional printed material

WKAR Radio Reading Service

Radio 1RPH informs and entertains listeners across the Canberra, Wagga Wagga and Junee regions by turning print into sound.

Each day our volunteers read from the major daily newspapers, including the Canberra Times, and from popular international and Australian magazines, journals, serialised books and community newsletters.

Radio 1RPH broadcasts from 7.00am until late into the evening, with the BBC World Service broadcasting overnight.

Radio 1RPH

Magazine

7RPH is a community radio station that provides a reading and information service for those people who, for various reasons, cannot see, handle or understand material in print.

Hobart was the first RPH station in Australia. We began broadcasting in June 1982 and are now part of the Australia-wide RPH network.

Blind Reader Service radio stations