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Posts by William Lee

About William Lee

William Lee is the Accessibility Lead at Web Radio Info Inc., a Clearwater, Florida organization dedicated to making digital audio fully accessible to the visually impaired community. William specializes in rigorously testing smart speakers, screen readers, and mobile applications to break down digital barriers. His work ensures every listener can navigate broadcasts, podcasts, and live events using voice-first, screen-free technology.
A blind adult examines smart glasses while a telephone webinar provides descriptions of everyday objects and surroundings.
Posted inFeatured

VisionCorps Offers a Free Audio Webinar on Meta Smart Glasses for Low-Vision Independence

VisionCorps will offer a free, live telephone webinar about Meta smart glasses on Tuesday, Sept. 1. “Exploring Meta Glasses: More Than Meets the Eye” is scheduled from 10:30 a.m. to…
Posted by By William Lee August 23, 2026Posted inFeatured
A blind listener speaks to a smart speaker as flowing sound reveals human-hosted jazz, news and baseball radio.
Posted inNews

For Blind Listeners, the Smart Speaker Is Becoming the New Table Radio

For many people who are blind or have low vision, like me, the smart speaker has quietly replaced the traditional table radio. A voice command has replaced the physical tuning…
Posted by By William Lee August 21, 2026Posted inNews
Older blind audiobook listener uses a smart speaker while holding a braille book in a peaceful reading corner.
Posted inTalk News

Learn to Control Talking Books by Voice in NLS’s August Alexa Workshop

The National Library Service will demonstrate updated preferences for its My Talking Books Alexa skill and answer patrons’ questions during a free online program on August 20. A smart speaker…
Posted by By William Lee August 4, 2026Posted inTalk, News
A vibrant watercolor painting shows two professional wrestlers performing a dramatic aerial move above a wrestling ring while colorful sound waves radiate through the scene. A diverse audience, including an older adult and a person using a wheelchair, enjoys the audio experience as illustrations of a microphone, headphones, a phone, and a broadcast tower blend into the flowing watercolor.
Posted inFeatured News

WWE Radio Brings Live Wrestling Play-by-Play to SiriusXM

Growing up in St. Louis, professional wrestling was not just a television show. It was a local institution. As a teenager in the 1970s, attending a live taping of Wrestling…
Posted by By William Lee July 27, 2026Posted inFeatured, News
A watercolor painting on textured paper of a classic wooden tabletop radio sitting on a desk. Fluid blue and gold sound waves stream from the speaker grilles. In the foreground, a hand holds a pen over a spiral notebook labeled talkSPORT SCHEDULE, right next to a smartphone displaying a sports app connected to the radio. The surrounding background blends into a soft collage of various sports, showcasing a soccer goal, a cricket bat, Formula 1 racing cars, two boxers in a ring, and a tennis player.
Posted inRadio Featured Sports

Station Profile: talkSPORT – The Ultimate Audio Destination for Global Sports

If you are looking for passionate, around-the-clock sports coverage, talkSPORT deserves a preset on your digital dial. As the largest commercial sports radio network in the United Kingdom and one…
Posted by By William Lee June 27, 2026Posted inRadio, Featured, Sports
A watercolor painting showing a classic broadcast microphone in clear focus on a desk, emitting flowing, abstract sound waves of blue and gold. In the soft, hazy background, a television monitor sits to the left and a professional video camera on a tripod stands to the right.
Posted inRadio Featured Podcasts

Radio Is Moving to the TV Screen, But Audio Still Has to Come First

Radio has always invited us to listen without demanding that we look. It is the ultimate companion. You can enjoy a morning show while making breakfast, commuting to work, or…
Posted by By William Lee June 16, 2026Posted inRadio, Featured, Podcasts
William Lee sits at a wooden desk in a warmly lit home studio, wearing a light gray button-down shirt and dark sunglasses. A vintage radio, over-ear headphones, and a Web Radio Info mug rest on the desk, while bookshelves and a Web Radio Info sign glow softly in the background.
Posted inRadio Gaming

VR, AR, and XR: Is the Next Computing Revolution Leaving Blind Users Behind?

For over a decade, the tech world has promised that Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality, and Extended Reality would change everything. They said it would transform how we live, work, and…
Posted by By William Lee June 2, 2026Posted inRadio, Gaming
William Lee sits in a gaming studio wearing headphones and sunglasses while holding a game controller. Web Radio Info branding, a microphone, and a Mortal Kombat-themed display highlight his exploration of accessible gaming and blind esports.
Posted inGaming

From Mortal Kombat to Blind Esports: My Journey Back to Gaming

Greetings and welcome back. There was a time when I could sit down with friends and spend hours playing Mortal Kombat. Like many gamers, I enjoyed the competition, the strategy,…
Posted by By William Lee May 29, 2026Posted inGaming
A warm, sunlit living room dedicated to music listening. A wooden console holds a vintage silver stereo system and turntable, flanked by two wooden floor speakers. The room features a brown leather lounge chair with an ottoman, a textured rug, and numerous indoor plants including a fiddle leaf fig and snake plants. Framed abstract art hangs on the beige walls.
Posted inNews

Global Accessibility Awareness Day: Netflix Shows Why Access Is Part of the Experience

Welcome back to the airwaves. Thursday, May 21, 2026, marks the 15th Global Accessibility Awareness Day. It is a reminder that access is not a side feature. It is the…
Posted by By William Lee May 21, 2026Posted inNews
A high-resolution candid photograph captures a middle-aged African American male broadcaster with short graying hair and glasses, actively delivering a live audio feed from inside a packed, vibrant soccer stadium during the 2026 FIFA World Cup. He is seated at a clean, polished wooden desk in the stands. He wears large noise-canceling headphones and speaks with passion into a professional broadcast microphone attached to a boom arm. On the desk rests a sleek e-ink tablet and a black ceramic coffee mug featuring the 'web radio info' logo. There are no video monitors or digital screens on the desk. Abstract, warm golden sound waves and particle effects emanate from the microphone and his voice, visually representing the descriptive texture of a human-led broadcast. The softly blurred background shows thousands of diverse fans cheering and waving various international flags under the massive stadium roof.
Posted inRadio Sports

How to Listen to the 2026 FIFA World Cup on Radio

The 2026 FIFA World Cup Comes to the Airwaves Greetings, When we talk about the world's most popular sport, the conversation usually revolves around massive television screens and crowded viewing…
Posted by By William Lee May 15, 2026Posted inRadio, Sports

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