WMRA
Valley Voice is a radio reading service for the print handicapped. It is a non profit service to provide information from print publications to people who can not read because of a physical or visual impairment. We help Shenandoah Valley residents who are blind, who suffer from visual problems, who can not hold a book, turn pages, or focus on print material. We aim to supply daily information from local newspapers, periodicals, and magazines to approximately 10,000 individuals.
Valley Voice Readers Valley Voice uses special subcarrier radios or Cable TV channels to deliver the service free of charge to listeners. We purchase the radios with money from donations and grants, then lend them to qualified individuals. The listeners then get access to the local information that they need. Within many areas the signal is available on Cable TV. Call the Valley Voice for more information.
Valley Voice volunteers read full news stories from local newspapers, plus obituaries, shopping advertisements, and editorials. We take pride in bringing our listeners local information that keeps them in touch with the community. Valley Voice is many times our listeners' only source of information that you take for granted.
preparing for an airshift Valley Voice relies on donations of time and money to help serve the print impaired. Your contribution of time or money keeps the Valley Voice running. If you would like to volunteer to read, operate the control board, build awareness of our services, or raise funds, we'd love to have your help! Please contact the Valley Voice for more information.
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Shows: A Prairie Home Companion, All Things Considered, Car Talk (NPR), Fresh Air (NPR), Living on Earth, Marketplace, NPR's Morning Edition, Talk of the Nation, Talk of the Nation Science Friday, The Thistle & Shamrock, This American Life, Wait Wait, Don't Tell Me, Weekend All Things Considered, Weekend Edition Saturday, Weekend Edition Sunday, Acoustic Cafe, From Our Own Correspondent (R4 Edition), Global Business, One Planet
Valley Voice Readers Valley Voice uses special subcarrier radios or Cable TV channels to deliver the service free of charge to listeners. We purchase the radios with money from donations and grants, then lend them to qualified individuals. The listeners then get access to the local information that they need. Within many areas the signal is available on Cable TV. Call the Valley Voice for more information.
Valley Voice volunteers read full news stories from local newspapers, plus obituaries, shopping advertisements, and editorials. We take pride in bringing our listeners local information that keeps them in touch with the community. Valley Voice is many times our listeners' only source of information that you take for granted.
preparing for an airshift Valley Voice relies on donations of time and money to help serve the print impaired. Your contribution of time or money keeps the Valley Voice running. If you would like to volunteer to read, operate the control board, build awareness of our services, or raise funds, we'd love to have your help! Please contact the Valley Voice for more information.
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Shows: A Prairie Home Companion, All Things Considered, Car Talk (NPR), Fresh Air (NPR), Living on Earth, Marketplace, NPR's Morning Edition, Talk of the Nation, Talk of the Nation Science Friday, The Thistle & Shamrock, This American Life, Wait Wait, Don't Tell Me, Weekend All Things Considered, Weekend Edition Saturday, Weekend Edition Sunday, Acoustic Cafe, From Our Own Correspondent (R4 Edition), Global Business, One Planet
