A Nonprofit Organization Providing Audio Access
We provide access to current newspapers and magazines and live audio description for the performing arts to individuals who are blind or vision-impaired
or have a physical impairment that prevents them from using printed matter.
Our services are free of charge. Call (804) 266-2477 today to “Connect by Listening.”
Latest Audio Programs
Interview with Jayme Swain
Yvonne Mastromano, CEO of Virginia Voice, interviews Jayme Swain, the first woman to serve as president and CEO of VPM and the Virginia Foundation for Public Media
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The Blind Experience with Dr. Joe Ashley Ep. 8
Dr. Rick Mitchell, the new Commissioner of DBVI, discusses his background and history, the services available at DBVI, and the Virginia Board of Workforce Development.
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The Blind Experience with Dr. Joe Ashley Ep. 9
The Department for the Blind and Vision Impaired is pleased to announce the addition of the new Business Relations Unit. The Business Relations Specialists will work with employers in recruiting a highly skilled, pre-screened pipeline of talent.
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Hamlet with Live Audio Description
A production of Hamlet by the local Richmond theater group, Quill with live audio description provided by Virginia Voice.
Edgar Allan Poe Museum
Lou Dean talks with Chris Semtner, Curator of the Edgar Allan Poe Museum.
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Mighty Pen Project: Episode 9
The Mighty Pen Project at the Virginia War Memorial generates, preserves, shares, and honors stories written by military veterans and those touched by their service. The Voices of the Mighty Pen highlights the stories of individuals who’ve participated in The Mighty Pen Project. This episode is read by Randy Harritan.
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Mighty Pen Project: Episode 10 – Donald Green & Norman Miller
Story 1 is an exciting first-person action narrative by Donald Greed read by the author taking the listener into battle conditions in Iraq. Story 2 by Norman Miller is a tale of PTSD and wartime atrocity conveyed by a Vietnam veteran to a young would-be prostitute years later.
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Mighty Pen Project: Episode 11
The Mighty Pen Project at the Virginia War Memorial generates, preserves, shares, and honors stories written by military veterans and those touched by their service. The Voices of the Mighty Pen highlights the stories of individuals who’ve participated in The Mighty Pen Project. This episode is read by Alicia Dietz and Bobbie Blakely.
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Virginia Voice on Guidestar
Virginia Voice earned a 2023 Candid Platinum Seal of Transparency! Now, everyone can view our financial details and learn about the people at our organization. Check out our updated profile on Candid:
