That’ll be the Day – Parents SEND a message to government: Support disabled schoolchildren!

Tom Walker speaks to Rosa Gomez who’s originally from Barranquilla in Columbia, about her extraordinary life. After surviving an attempt on her life, Rosa lost her sight and sustained a number of other serious injuries.

That’ll be the Day – Tom travels to Tewksbury to speak to Art Shape about their refurbishment of Trinity Hall.

Tom talks to Santosh Ghosh about his recently published autobiography, Mind Your Language.

In this fairly festive podcast, Tom Walker chats to disabled poet and comedian, Shaun Fallows, about the challenges he faces in his daily life and while on stage.

Interview with visually impaired-comedian-Chris McCausland.

Interview with former Yorkshire cricketer, Geoff Cope.

Tom Walker presents an addition of the BBC Radio 4 programme, in Touch, from Northern Ireland.

Tom Walker speaks to visually impaired presenter, content creator and author, Lucy Edwards.

Blind date: Emma Wray who is fully sighted chose to go out with Alan who is visually impaired. This is their story

Interview with visually impaired barrister, writer and cook, Penny Melville-Brown.

Tom Walker speaks to visually impaired musician, Gary O’Connor.

Interview with visually impaired storyteller Giles-Abbott.

Tom Walker speaks to visually impaired singer/song-writer, Joe Kenny.

London Underground ‘says no’. Visually impaired woman Louise Eaton tells Tom Walker about her difficulties when travelling by train from Manchester to Brighton during the lockdown.

Tom Walker speaks to the visually impaired author, John Gingerich.

Interview with visually impaired drag-queen Venetia Blind.

Political hopeful

Visually impaired woman Emily Brothers talks about the challenges of trying to get selected to run in the 2019 general election.

Footballer extraordinaire

Partially sighted footballer, Steve Daly, who has finally retired from international football, looks back at his 25-year career.

Focus on Employment

The managing director of the St Helens-based Focus Employment Hub, John Perry, talks openly about his visual impairment and the advice and support services he is providing to people from a range of vulnerable groups.

Hamsters wearing duffel coats

Charles Bonnet syndrome is a little-understood phenomenon in which some people who are losing their sight experience hallucinations

Measuring up

This is a question many disabled people ask themselves! In this interview at the Liverpool Everyman Theatre just after finishing a performance of Measuring Up, Mandy RedversRowe gives us a compelling insight into her experiences as a visually impaired performer.