Listen on Demand

Virginia Voice programming is intended solely for use by individuals who are unable to read for themselves due to vision impairment or other physical disabilities.

A sampling of our daily programming is available to all, but eligible listeners should register to have complete access to all of our online content.

All programs are provided in mp3 audio format. You will need an mp3 player installed on your computer to listen. Here are links to several free mp3 players:

• Winamp
• Windows Media Player
• MP3 Players, help and information at mpeg.org

Listen online or Download to computer or mp3 player

Simply click on the program title to hear the program on your computer. To download these files to your computer or mp3 player, right click “download” and select “Save Target As…” or “Save link as…”

Programs are approximately one half-hour unless otherwise noted.

In addition to our readings of current publications, we have a variety of specials available:

To locate a specific program, use the “Search Programs” box on the left and type the last name of an individual or a portion of the name of the organization or agency involved.

To browse through the various special series that we offer,  click on the following links.

• Face-to-Face – Interviews with people who have information you can use. Some are representatives of agencies dealing with health, legal or social issues specific to our listeners. Programs also deal with general information ranging from gardening to organ donation.
• What’s Your Story? – Every one has a story.  Don Dale engages people in conversation to find out their stories.
• The Writer’s Voice — We invite noted authors to talk about their work and read from their favorite writings.
• But Wait, There’s More . . . For fun, entertainment, local activities, dramatic presentations, professional story tellers, a mix of performances for your enjoyment.
• Read-a-Thon, October 2010
• VIP Guest Readers, Winter-Spring 2010

We want to hear from you

Please let us know if you have questions or comments about online programming or about the Web site.  We welcome suggestions for making the Web site and the programming more accessible for you. Contact Rebecca Emmett at 804-266-2477 or atremmett@virginiavoice.org