PSS iTalk

Welcome to PSS iTalk, an advice and information service delivered by the Partially Sighted Society for anyone who experiences life with sight loss.

Everything PSS iTalk produces is audio based and you can listen in several different ways. Find out which way is easiest for you here.

Wherever and however you listen to PSS iTalk, it is our mission to provide quality news, honest reviews and handy tips for people with visual disabilities.

But we can’t do this alone.

We are always looking for talented contributors from the Partially Sighted and Blind community to get involved with this project. So if you feel you have a voice for the radio or just have an interesting story to tell the world, get in touch with us today!

For more information on this or anything regarding visual impairments and low vision, call our friendly team on 01302 965195 or email shaun@partsight.org.uk

PSS iTalk

Available to Hear Now on PSS iTalk

Just click on the title of the item you want to hear (or use a keyboard equivalent) and it will start playing. The title will describe what the feature is about.

Audio Feature - Listen to the Introduction PSS iTalk

Audio Feature - Infosound Infoshorts 49

Audio Feature - Infosound Infoshorts 48

Audio Feature - Living a VIP Life With Bardet-Biedl Syndrome

Audio Feature - What is Nystagmus and Where Can I Get Support for it?

Audio Feature - Parenting with Sight Loss

Audio Feature - Accessible Smart Meters, Helping You Save Money on Energy Bills

Audio Feature - Simon Mahoney Shares his Sight Loss Experience and Visiting Eye Clinics

Audio Feature - Handy Kitchen Tips for Navigating Your Kitchen With Sight Loss

Audio Feature - Glare - Are You Affected by it? Information On What It Is, and How to Combat It

Audio Feature - An interview with Colin Hilditch, of Sight Scotland

Audio Feature - An interview with Jenny Bryant, of Queen Alexandra College

Audio Feature - Who are the Blind Veterans and How Can They Help You?

Audio Feature - Part Two of an interview with Blind Author, Simon Mahoney

Audio Feature - An interview With Jenny Bryant, of QAC

Audio Feature - Queen Alexandra College, What They Do and How You Can Get Involved

Audio Feature - Daniel, of The Voice School in Tanzania, speaks of his gratitude to the PSS for the donations he's received

Audio Feature - Living with Sight Loss - Anxiety and Panic Attacks

Audio Feature - Winter Nights and Living with Sight Loss

Audio Feature - Losing Sight in One Eye

Audio Feature - What is 'Dry Eye'?

Audio Feature - Squiggly Lines in Your Vision? What are Floaters?

Audio Feature - Former Police Officer Peter Moore Talks about his use of a white cane

Audio Feature - Support For Visually Impaired People in Wales

Audio Feature - Coming To Terms With Sight Loss

Audio Feature - Blind Author Shares His Sight Loss Experiences Based on a Variety of Life Experiences

Audio Feature - Frequently Asked Questions About Visual Impairment

Audio Feature - Practical Everyday Household Tips

Audio Feature - Pouring Hot Drinks With Partial Sight

Audio Feature - Charles Bonnet Syndrome Explained

Audio Feature - The Usefulness of Visually Impaired Lanyards

Audio Feature - Why Should I Wear a Lapel Badge?


Listening to PSS iTalk

There are several ways you can listen to PSS iTalk:

On This Web Site: All our current audio features are listed above on this page.

Over Any Phone: by calling the standard rate phone number 0300 302 3455.

On Any Amazon Alexa Smart Speaker: by saying "Alexa, open PSS iTalk" (you may need to say "Alexa, enable PSS iTalk" the first time you do this).

As a Podcast: our current selection of audio items will play on any podcast-playing device. The URL is www.partsight.org.uk/PSS-iTalk.xml

On British Wireless Sonata and Sonata Plus audio player/radios: under "Everyday V.I Information."

On the British Wireless Bumblebee talking audio-playing tablet: under "under "Daily Living", then under "Other V.I. organisations."

On Any Podcast Playing Device: for example, on the In Your Pocket and Victor Reader Stream devices.

On Some Local Talking Newspapers and Magazines: various local audio publications can carry PSS iTalk audio features.