State of the Nonprofits

Tall City Elections 2022

Listen to Sibley Nature Center's Education Director, Phil Salonek discuss the history of the Llano Estacado with special guests recorded live atThe Recording Library of West Texas studio. The Recording Library is a non-profit that provides audio to those who are blind and print-impaired. Find out more about both organizations at 
Sibleynaturecenter.org and Recordinglibrary.org

Sibley Nature Center

How is your mental health now that kids are back in school? Listen to Bailee Hennis, Executive Director at the Recording Library of West Texas talk with Dr. Stephanie Moses, a psychologist about how to manage stress during school. We also discuss the good and bad side of social media and how it affects your life.

Back to school tips and the good and bad side of social media

Craig Stoker with the West Texas Food Bank joins Autumn Vest in the studio to talk about food insecurity and all of the services offered by the West Texas Food Bank.

Mr. Media with Craig Stoker

Centers for Children and Families Executive Director Kristi Edwards talks about how to deal with stress in the work place. 
Nonprofits are the heart of any community and here in the Permian Basin, it’s no different. This podcast is designed for the people who want to make our community better. The ones who work in nonprofits, serve in nonprofits, or the ones who are just beginning to seek out a way to make life better for others.

This is where we’ll talk about the challenges and hurdles facing our nonprofits and the people we serve. We hope to discover and share some incredible stories of impact and success too.

Episode 7 - A Moment To Breathe with Kristi Edwards

Listen to the Director of Operations talk about human trafficking and restoration. 
Nonprofits are the heart of any community and here in the Permian Basin it’s no different. This podcast is designed for the people who want to make our community better. The ones who work in nonprofits, serve in nonprofits, or the ones who are just beginning to seek out a way to make life better for others.

This is where we’ll talk about the challenges and hurdles facing our nonprofits and the people we serve. We hope to discover and share some incredible stories of impact and success too.

Episode 6 - Part Of The Family with Reflection Ministry

Autumn talks with Jeff Hughes about his group, 100 men that give a damn. 
State of the Nonprofits is a podcast designed for the people who want to make our community better. The ones who work in nonprofits, serve in nonprofits, or the ones who are just beginning to seek out a way to make life better for others. Listen to Autumn Vest, Midland Shared Spaces Executive Director speak with other nonprofits about their mission and share stories of impact and success. SOTN is a recorded live-in-studio at The Recording Library of West Texas. The Recording Library is a nonprofit that provides audio and podcasting to those with visual, physical, or learning impairments.

More Than Just Dollars with 100 Men That Give A Damn

Listen to Dr. Becky Spurlock, Senior Vice President of Student Affairs at The University of Texas of the Permian Basin talk about belonging and forming healthy connections. 
Listen to State of the Nonprofits is a podcast designed for the people who want to make our community better. The ones who work in nonprofits, serve in nonprofits, or the ones who are just beginning to seek out a way to make life better for others. Listen to Autumn Vest, Midland Shared Spaces Executive Director speak with other nonprofits about their mission and share stories of impact and success. SOTN is a recorded live-in-studio at The Recording Library of West Texas. The Recording Library is a nonprofit that provides audio and podcasting to those with visual, physical, or learning impairments.

Fueling Connection with Dr. Becky Spurlock- UTPB

Listen to Carie Mcneil discuss her plans for MISD school board 6.

Carie Mcneil for District 6 School Board Trustee

Listen to John Trischitti discuss his plans for re-election for MISD school board 5.
Recording Library provides audio to those who are blind and print-impaired because we believe in equal access to information. Listen to this episode of Tall City Elections provided by The Recording Library of West Texas and the League of Women Voters of Midland. 
You can vote curbside if you are unable to read the printed word. Just call ahead to have someone ready to meet you outside. The voting ballot is provided in audio on our website recordinglibrary.org if you or someone you know is blind or print impaired (dyslexia qualifies too) visit our website to find out about our free services.

John Trischitti for MISD School Board District 5

Listen to Reagan Hignojos discuss his plans for MISD school board 3.
Recording Library provides audio to those who are blind and print-impaired because we believe in equal access to information. Listen to this episode of Tall City Elections provided by The Recording Library of West Texas and the League of Women Voters of Midland.
You can vote curbside if you are unable to read the printed word. Just call ahead to have someone ready to meet you outside. The voting ballot is provided in audio on our website recordinglibrary.org if you or someone you know is blind or print impaired (dyslexia qualifies too) visit our website to find out about our free services.

Reagan Hignojos for MISD District 3

In this episode,  MSS Executive Director, Autumn Vest, is joined by the incomparable Sue Roseberry. Mama Sue, as she is often called, is a master storyteller, presenter, and the Executive Director of the Midland Storytelling Festival. Join the conversation with Sue as she presents a different perspective on embracing diversity and being more inclusive. 

In this episode: 

Find out more about the incredible talents of Midland local, Sue Roseberry at https://www.sueroseberry.com/

Discover the Midland Storytelling Festival and mark your calendars for the events happening December 1-3, 2022. https://makingmemoriesmidland.com/

Episode 17 - Reframing Diversity with Sue Roseberry

Listen to former Mayor Jerry Morales talk about his plans for re-election live from our studio. 
Recording Library provides audio to those who are blind and print-impaired because we believe in equal access to information. Listen to this episode of Tall City Elections provided by The Recording Library of West Texas and the League of Women Voters of Midland.
You can vote curbside if you are unable to read the printed word. Just call ahead to have someone ready to meet you outside. The voting ballot is provided in audio on our website recordinglibrary.org if you or someone you know is blind or print impaired (dyslexia qualifies too) visit our website to find out about our free services.

Jerry Morales for Mayor Re-elect

Listen to Sara Burleson talk about her plans for MISD District 6 on this episode of Tall City Elections recorded live in our studio. 
Recording Library provides audio to those who are blind and print-impaired because we believe in equal access to information. Listen to this episode of Tall City Elections provided by The Recording Library of West Texas and the League of Women Voters of Midland.
You can vote curbside if you are unable to read the printed word. Just call ahead to have someone ready to meet you outside. The voting ballot is provided in audio on our website recordinglibrary.org if you or someone you know is blind or print impaired (dyslexia qualifies too) visit our website to find out about our free services.

Sara Burleson for MISD District 6

Listen to Brandon Hodges talk about his plans for MISD District 5 on this episode of Tall City Elections recorded live in our studio.
Recording Library provides audio to those who are blind and print-impaired because we believe in equal access to information. Listen to this episode of Tall City Elections provided by The Recording Library of West Texas and the League of Women Voters of Midland.
You can vote curbside if you are unable to read the printed word. Just call ahead to have someone ready to meet you outside. The voting ballot is provided in audio on our website recordinglibrary.org if you or someone you know is blind or print impaired (dyslexia qualifies too) visit our website to find out about our free services.

Brandon Hodges District 5

MSS Executive Director, Autumn Vest is joined by Randy Ham, Executive Director of Odessa Arts to chat about how he is engaging the community to help spread the message of their mission 🎨
Thanks to Recording Library of West Texas for making our podcast possible!
#NonprofitPodcast #supportnonprofits #streamingthursday #stateofthenonprofits #newpodcastepisode #odessatx #midlandtx #permianbasin #art #artwork

Episode 18 - Engaging The Public with Odessa Arts

Texas Pecos Trail With Melissa Hagins

Rusty The Cowboy

Exhibit

Chris Alice

Enjoy this special feature about Mike. The first blind adult to graduate from Midland College while using our services. Executive Director, Bailee Hennis sits down with Mrs. Carol Kridel which is the wife of Mike. Carol shares more of Mike's accolades throughout his life.

Beyond the Blindness-First blind graduate from Midland College

In this episode, MSS Executive Director and Host, Autumn Vest, welcomes Tim Jebsen, executive director, and Hannah Allee, Marketing Director, for the Midland Community Theatre. Hear the MCT perspective on volunteering, collaborating and planning for the future. AND get excited for the 2024 opening musical - OH MY! 

In this episode: 

Midland Community Theatre, ⁠https://mctmidland.org/⁠ 

MSS is proud to be a partner with ⁠Pioneer Natural Resources⁠. With Pioneer's partnership, we are working to create impact in our nonprofit community with programs like State of the Nonprofits, IT Services and more.      

 "State of the Nonprofits" is a program of MSS produced in partnership with the⁠ Recording Library of West Texas⁠.

Episode 19 - Volunteers And Collaboration And Succession, Oh My!

State of the Nonprofits host and MSS Executive Director, Autumn Vest, welcomes Thaddeus Squire, Chief Commons Steward at Social Impact Commons in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Thaddues recently traveled to Midland to join us as the keynote speaker for the a luncheon celebrating the 10th Anniversary of MSS. One of his many areas of expertise lies in shared resources or commoning. This episode explores the power and impact of commoning.

In this episode:   

Thaddeus has more than 20 years of experience in the nonprofit management field, focusing on arts and cultural heritage. Following government relations work for the Philadelphia Museum of Art, he went on to found Peregrine Arts, a multi-arts producer, and Hidden City Philadelphia, among other curatorial projects. His significant work in nonprofit resource sharing began in 2010 as founder of CultureWorks Greater Philadelphia, the first comprehensive fiscal sponsor focusing on arts and heritage, which manages more than 120 independent organizations. Thaddeus’s creative practice is focused on systems design for nonprofit resource sharing, in particular practices based in commoning and commons management principles. His work is grounded in the fields of American Pragmatism, Common Pool Resource Economics, Cooperative Management, New Localism and the Applied Behavioral Sciences. Additionally, he has deep expertise in the history of philanthropy and the nonprofit sector, nonprofit management, fine and performing arts, heritage preservation, and museum sciences. Thaddeus holds degrees from Princeton University, the University of Leipzig (J. William Fulbright Fellowship), and the Mendelssohn Conservatory of Music & Theatre.  

  

Find out more about Social Impact Commons: ⁠https://www.socialimpactcommons.org/ ⁠

MSS is proud to be a partner with ⁠Pioneer Natural Resources⁠. With Pioneer's partnership, we are working to create impact in our nonprofit community with programs like State of the Nonprofits, IT Services and more.        

"State of the Nonprofits" is a program of MSS produced in partnership with the⁠ Recording Library of West Texas⁠.

Episode 4 - Commons A Model For Shared Resources

In this episode State of the Nonprofits, our host and MSS Executive Director, Autumn Vest, is joined by Adrian Carrasco, community volunteer and founder of The Carrasco Group. Following years of nonprofit board service experience, Adrian is hoping to help empower other nonprofit boards through a suite of services designed to enhance their effectiveness and governance.  

 

In this episode:  

The Carrasco Group, https://www.carrascogrouptx.com/  

 

"State of the Nonprofits" is a program of MSS produced in partnership with the⁠ ⁠Recording Library of West Texas⁠⁠.

Consulting For Nonprofits

Maintaining employee morale is challenging when agencies are navigating leadership changes.  As new leaders step in, changes in style and direction can leave staff members feeling adrift and sometimes disgruntled. On this episode of State of the Nonprofits, host Autumn Vest visits with Dr. Elise Kail, a retired educator with vast experience in leading groups through change. Dr. Kail is now a consultant and owner of Kail Consulting, LLC.  

MSS is proud to be a partner with Pioneer Natural Resources. With Pioneer's partnership, we are working to create impact in our nonprofit community with programs like State of the Nonprofits, IT Services and more.     

 "State of the Nonprofits" is a program of MSS produced in partnership with the Recording Library of West Texas.

Building Team Morale

In this episode, MSS Executive Director and Host, Autumn Vest, welcomes Tim Jebsen, executive director, and Hannah Allee, Marketing Director, for the Midland Community Theatre. Hear the MCT perspective on volunteering, collaborating and planning for the future. AND get excited for the 2024 opening musical - OH MY!

In this episode:

Midland Community Theatre, https://mctmidland.org/

MSS is proud to be a partner with Pioneer Natural Resources. With Pioneer's partnership, we are working to create impact in our nonprofit community with programs like State of the Nonprofits, IT Services and more.     

 "State of the Nonprofits" is a program of MSS produced in partnership with the Recording Library of West Texas.    

Volunteers and Collaboration and Succession, Oh My!

State of the Nonprofits host and MSS Executive Director, Autumn Vest, welcomes Thaddeus Squire, Chief Commons Steward at Social Impact Commons in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Thaddues recently traveled to Midland to join us as the keynote speaker for the a luncheon celebrating the 10th Anniversary of MSS. One of his many areas of expertise lies in shared resources or commoning. This episode explores the power and impact of commoning.  

In this episode:   

Thaddeus has more than 20 years of experience in the nonprofit management field, focusing on arts and cultural heritage. Following government relations work for the Philadelphia Museum of Art, he went on to found Peregrine Arts, a multi-arts producer, and Hidden City Philadelphia, among other curatorial projects. His significant work in nonprofit resource sharing began in 2010 as founder of CultureWorks Greater Philadelphia, the first comprehensive fiscal sponsor focusing on arts and heritage, which manages more than 120 independent organizations. Thaddeus’s creative practice is focused on systems design for nonprofit resource sharing, in particular practices based in commoning and commons management principles. His work is grounded in the fields of American Pragmatism, Common Pool Resource Economics, Cooperative Management, New Localism and the Applied Behavioral Sciences. Additionally, he has deep expertise in the history of philanthropy and the nonprofit sector, nonprofit management, fine and performing arts, heritage preservation, and museum sciences. Thaddeus holds degrees from Princeton University, the University of Leipzig (J. William Fulbright Fellowship), and the Mendelssohn Conservatory of Music & Theatre.  

Find out more about Social Impact Commons: https://www.socialimpactcommons.org/ 

MSS is proud to be a partner with ⁠Pioneer Natural Resources⁠. With Pioneer's partnership, we are working to create impact in our nonprofit community with programs like State of the Nonprofits, IT Services and more.        

"State of the Nonprofits" is a program of MSS produced in partnership with the⁠ Recording Library of West Texas⁠.     

Episode 4 - Commons A Model for Shared Resources

Meet Nicholas Patrella, a talented voice actor who has been bringing stories to life since 2013!  Nicholas has lent his voice to projects for Audible, film companies, and is now recording a requested Manga series for us.
RLWT Volunteer and Production Director, Mikey Jacquez, talks with Patrella on this special volunteer spotlight interview. 

🎧 "I believe sound can do more than just pictures alone. If you listen to someone's voice tell a story, that leaves a lasting impression," Nicholas shared.

Want to make a difference for blind and low-vision adults? 🫶 Join our team of incredible volunteers!

📧 Email us at info@recordinglibrary.org
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Meet voice actor Nicholas Patrella

Money Matters with Southwest Bank is a financial literacy podcast presented by The Recording Library of West Texas in partnership with Southwest Bank. Hosted by Megan Powell, Marketing & Development Director at The Recording Library, and featuring expert insights from Angela Joyner, VP of Professional Development, this series brings financial education to everyone—including those who read by listening. Recorded live at The Recording Library studio, this podcast is available to individuals who are blind, low vision, or print impaired, ensuring equal access to essential financial resources. Tune in for discussions on money management, banking, and protecting your financial future.

Money Matters Episode 1-  Fraud Prevention, Travel Tips & Asset Protection

In this episode, we sit down with Angela Joyner and Mason Bettingfield of Southwest Bank to break down the essentials of: ✅ Trusts & estate planning
✅ Protecting generational wealth
✅ Keeping your family assets in the family
✅ Navigating those tough inheritance convos

This one’s all about building a legacy that lasts. Tune in, take notes, and make it count.
Recorded live in the Recording Library studio. 

Money Matters  Episode 3 Estate & Trust Planning

We welcomed LaDawnia Scott and Neville Peyton from Child Evangelism Fellowship to record a podcast and share their mission! 🌟 They lead Bible studies and activities at afterschool programs—and they're also signing up to volunteer with us!

At The Recording Library, we provide religious materials in audio for anyone unable to access the printed word due to blindness, low vision, or other conditions.

Interested in recording a podcast? Need materials in audio for yourself or someone you know? Reach out to us at info@recordinglibrary.org! 🎙️📚

Missions on the Mic - Episode 1 - Child Evangelism Fellowship


Season 4, episode 1! 
In this episode of State of the Nonprofits, MSS sits down with Kristi Colclasure, Executive Director of the Nonprofit Management Center of the Permian Basin (NMC). As a newcomer to West Texas with deep experience in nonprofit leadership, Kristi shares how the Center is embracing change, fostering collaboration, and equipping local organizations for long-term success. 

They explore the power of partnerships, the challenges and opportunities of navigating transition, and what’s next for the NMC as it continues to support and strengthen the vibrant nonprofit sector of the Permian Basin. 

Whether you’re a nonprofit leader, volunteer, or community partner, this conversation offers valuable insights into building resilience and driving collective impact in a time of change. 

"State of the Nonprofits" is a program of MSS produced in partnership with the⁠ ⁠Recording Library of West Texas⁠⁠.      

Rediscover the Nonprofit Management Center

 We’re back in the studio for Episode 2 of Missions on the Mic!

This time, we sat down with Eliseo Elizondo, Executive Director of Communities in Schools Permian Basin. He shared how their team surrounds students with support, keeps them on the path to graduation, and helps rewrite their stories.

Have a nonprofit story to tell? Let’s get you on the mic. Contact us today!

#MissionsOnTheMic #NonprofitVoices #CommunitiesInSchools #WestTexasNonprofits #PodcastFeature #RecordingLibrary

Missions on the Mic - Episode 2 - Communities in Schools

This week we’re breaking down the basics of bank accounts, beneficiaries, and prior authorization payees with the pro's at Southwest Bank — three things that can make a BIG difference in how your money moves (and who has access to it).

Whether you're planning ahead or just trying to get organized, this episode is packed with practical info everyone should know.

🎧 Listen now on The Recording Library’s 24-hour radio station or find it on your favorite podcast app!

Money Matters - Episode 4 accounts, beneficiaries & prior authorization payees

In this episode of Missions on the Mic, we sit down with Howard Marks and J'Nevelyn White with the Ector County Library to explore their history, current programs, and exciting plans for the future. We learned about their community seed garden, tech lending program (iPads, hotspots, and laptops), and their WOW Bookmobile — Words on Wheels — which brings books and literacy directly to the community.

You don’t have to be a resident to get a library card, and they’re doing amazing work to make resources more accessible to all.

We also highlight our ongoing partnership with the library through the audiobook kiosk at Music City Mall in Odessa. It's filled with audio titles and headphones specially reserved for individuals who are visually impaired.

Missions on the Mic - Episode 3 - Ector County Library

Today in the studio for Episode 4 of Missions on the Mic, we welcomed Skillpoint Alliance Permian Basin. Maria Luna Delgadillo and Silvia Adams joined us to share how their exceptional workforce training programs are helping individuals gain the skills they need to thrive. From electrical training to HVAC certifications, they offer life-changing opportunities at no cost to participants.

Missions on the Mic highlights nonprofits and community leaders making a difference in West Texas. Each episode is recorded live in our studio and produced in high quality audio format to ensure equal access for our blind and low-vision friends.

Missions on the Mic - Episode 4 - Skillpoint Alliance

🎙️ First 5 is in the studio for Episode 5 of Missions on the Mic!

We sat down with Madeline Green, Program Coordinator, and Daniella Aranda, Data Coordinator, to talk about how their program supports families with children from infancy to preschool. From home visits and community resources to literacy materials and parent developmental lessons, everything they offer is completely free!

Missions on the Mic highlights nonprofits and community leaders making a difference in West Texas. Each episode is recorded live in our studio and produced in audio format to ensure equal access for our blind and low-vision friends.

Missions on the Mic - Episode 5 - First 5 Permian Basin

Episode 6 of Missions on the Mic is here and it is a good one. We sat down with Jenn McMorries, Director of Programs and Recovery Support Services at Thriving United, to talk about the incredible work they are doing in our community.

Jenn shared how their team meets clients right where they are, physically and emotionally, offering real care and support every step of the way. From mentorship and life skills to housing and support groups, their programs are built to guide people toward lasting recovery.

We are so grateful for this nonprofit and everything they do to restore families and bring hope to those who need it most. Thriving United also has a support group just for teens navigating addiction, giving students a safe place to heal and grow.

Missions on the Mic is recorded live in our studio. Interested in telling your story? Email info@recordinglibrary.org

🎧 Hit play and check out the full conversation.

Missions on the Mic - Episode 6 - Thriving United

🎙️ Episode 7 of Missions on the Mic is here!

We sat down with Paula Gower, Executive Director of One Bite at a Time, a nonprofit bringing spiritual, physical, and educational support to families affected by cancer. From diagnosis to care packages, their impact reaches across the Permian Basin and even overseas.

Tune in for an inspiring conversation 💛
Recorded live in the Recording Library studio 

Missions on the Mic - Episode 7 - One Bite at a Time Ministries

In this episode, we sit down with Angela Joiner and Kat Sims of SouthWest Bank to explore the topic of: ✅ Artificial Intelligence (AI)
✅ Understanding what AI is
✅ Learning the benefits and potential drawbacks of AI
✅ Navigating banking and everyday life with the assistance of AI

This one’s all about how AI has transformed our lives and how we can be mindful of its everyday use. Tune in, take notes, and make it count.
Recorded live in the Recording Library studio. 

Money Matters with SouthWest Bank - Episode 5 - AI & Accounts

Listen to the Award Winning Book Club review The Friend by Sigrid Nunez live from the recording studio at the Recording Library of West Texas. RLWT is a 501.c3 non-profit organization dedicated to converting text to audio for those with a visual, physical or learning impairment. Join in on our book club that you can listen to anywhere!
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Award Winning Book Club Episode 1 The Friend By Sigrid Nunez

Listen to the Award Winning Book Club review  Less by Andrew Sean Greer live from the recording studio at the Recording Library of West Texas. RLWT is a 501.c3 non-profit organization dedicated to converting text to audio for those with a visual, physical or learning impairment. Join in on our book club that you can listen to anywhere!
Support us at www.recordinglibrary.org

Award Winning Book Club review Less by Andrew Sean Greer

Listen to Saul and Kathleen discuss mental health with it comes to seniors. Learn how to navigate topics with seniors. 
Centers Solutions is a podcast dedicated to your mental health. Listen to the team from Centers for Children and Families as they discuss tips and tricks on how to improve your mental health. Join Kristi Edwards, Centers Executive Director & licensed therapist, Melanie Saiz, Centers Marketing and Development Director and the host Bailee Hennis live from the Recording Library of West Texas studio. Tune in to hear special guests talk about important mental health issues! Centers and The Recording Library of West Texas (#RLWT) are both non-profit organizations located in Midland, Texas.
Visit www.centerstx.org and www.recordinglibrary.org for more information.

Aging And Mental Health With Saul And Kathleen From SeniorLife

Listen to the Award Winning Bookclub review Exit West byMohsin Hamid live from the recording studio at the Recording Library of West Texas. RLWT is a 501.c3 non-profit organization dedicated to converting text to audio for those with a visual, physical or learning impairment. Join in on our book club that you can listen to anywhere!
Support us at www.recordinglibrary.org

The Award Winning Book Club Reviews Exit West By Mohsin Hamid

Listen to the Award Winning Book Club review Normal People by Sally Rooney live from the recording studio at the Recording Library of West Texas. RLWT is a 501.c3 non-profit organization dedicated to converting text to audio for those with a visual, physical or learning impairment. Join in on our book club that you can listen to anywhere!
Support us at www.recordinglibrary.org

The Award Winning Book Club reviews Normal People By Sally Rooney

Listen to Kim Collier talk about addiction, overdose and the passing of her daughter. 
Centers Solutions is a podcast dedicated to your mental health. Listen to the team from Centers for Children and Families as they discuss tips and tricks on how to improve your mental health. Join Kristi Edwards, Centers Executive Director & licensed therapist, Melanie Saiz, Centers Marketing and Development Director and the host Bailee Hennis live from the Recording Library of West Texas studio. Tune in to hear special guests talk about important mental health issues! Centers and The Recording Library of West Texas (#RLWT) are both non-profit organizations located in Midland, Texas.
Visit www.centerstx.org and www.recordinglibrary.org for more information.

Addiction And Overdose From A Mothers Perspective With Kim Collier

Listen to guest Angel Munoz tell her story about suicide and how you can get help if you're struggling. The therapist on the show, Kristi Edwards, explains what signs to look for if you think someone you love may be struggling. Centers Solutions is a collaboration between Centers for Children and Families and The Recording Library of West Texas.  Two great non-profits located in Midland, Texas. We can always use your support! 
recordinglibrary.org 
centerstx.org

Warning signs and Suicide prevention awareness with Angel Munoz Centers Solutions

Dedicated to improving the lives of people who cannot access the printed word, the Recording Library of West Texas offers audio versions of different forms of media to the visually impaired. From audio version books and audio version magazines to audio versions newspapers and newsletters, we help our community stay connected and better their lives. We also have podcasts! We are a 501.c3 non-profit. Consider donating today on our website.

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