Host Nick Isenberg seeks to empower blind and low vision people to explore the world and help the sighted to see the world in a new way. This month’s show of The Tactile Traveler focuses on how independent blind people solve life’s problems, getting a driver's license and how blind people can show their ideas to sighted and other blind people by creating tactile drawings.

This month’s show of the Tactile Traveler focuses on protecting our guide dogs, pets, and us from smoke from forest and wild land fires, how blind and low vision people can record videos and the passing of Leslie Stephens.

Why so many of us who were born extremely premature are blind fromretrolental fibroplasia also called RLF and Retinopathy of prematurity, or R O P; and the chances of today’s premature babies going blind;Testing a Glide mobility device and Scheduling your summer activities around the weather

The History of Incubators and Why Many of Us Are Alive and Blind, How to Avoid Being Bitten by Ticks (and What to Do if You Are), and a Better Way to Stand Up

Blind Sailing and How Blind People Flirt

There is help for potential sex offenders before they destroy their own lives and their victims; and you still need a white cane, even if you have a guide dog.

A Recap on The Worldwide Status of Charles Bonnet Syndrome

A problem for deaf/blind people in noisy situations like sporting events and the Democratic National Convention

On this program:Your state Vocational Rehabilitation agency may change your lifeUnderstanding and respecting the culture when visiting Indian countryFinding the water on purpose when using drinking fountainsYour vote really counts