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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 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
A dramatic hockey arena broadcast booth during a live game featuring vintage radio equipment, glowing “ON AIR” sign, headphones, handwritten game notes, and a coffee mug with the Web Radio Info logo. An empty second broadcast chair sits beside the desk while a blurred hockey game unfolds beyond the glass window under bright arena lights.
Posted inRadio Featured

Radio Deserves Its Own Voice: An Open Letter to the St. Louis Blues

There is a phrase that radio people have protected for generations: "The theater of the mind." It is the idea that a great broadcaster can build an entire world using…
Posted by By William Lee May 11, 2026Posted inRadio, Featured
A close-up photograph of a brown book titled "AUDIO CONCIERGE PICK" in gold letters, positioned next to a black Amazon Echo speaker on a wooden end table. The speaker's blue light ring is glowing.
Posted inMusic Radio

Escaping the “Watch This” Era: The Ultimate Spring Listening Guide

Let me ask you a simple question. When did listening stop being enough? This blog post is your listening guide. Across the industry, there is a full sprint toward video.…
Posted by By William Lee May 1, 2026Posted inMusic, Radio
A man wearing headphones sits at a curved desk surrounded by a complex multi-screen digital display comparing TuneIn, SiriusXM, and iHeartRadio. The central projection highlights the differences in navigation and screen reader support between the three radio platforms. Multiple devices including tablets, a laptop, and a smartphone show diagrams and app interfaces with call-outs for user experience pros and cons. A 'Web Radio Info' logo is prominently displayed.
Posted inRadio Featured

TuneIn vs SiriusXM vs iHeartRadio: Which Audio Platform Is Best for Accessible Listening in 2026?

I am often asked a simple question with a complicated answer: Which audio platform actually works best if you rely on voice commands and accessibility features? Today, we are putting…
Posted by By William Lee April 21, 2026Posted inRadio, Featured
A candid photograph of two visually impaired Black men in their mid-40s (resembling the likeness of William Lee), who are both experiencing TuneIn Premium. On the left, one man is sitting, looking intensely frustrated and annoyed, trying to use an iPhone with headphones; red graphical overlays on the screen illustrate jumping focus boxes and a broken label reading 'TUNEIN MOBILE APP'. On the right, the second man is leaning back in a comfortable armchair, smiling widely and relaxed, eyes closed. He is talking toward a smart speaker on an end table; green graphical overlays show smooth connection waves and a label 'TUNEIN VOICE COMMANDS'. The men are separated but in the same room. Natural daylight illuminates the scene. A small, elegant title sign on a desk in the foreground reads, 'ACCESSIBILITY AUDIT: TUNEIN PREMIUM'.
Posted inFeatured Radio

Beyond the Interface: A Technical Look at TuneIn Premium

When evaluating digital platforms for the low vision community, the true test is never the feature list. It is the structural integrity of the application. As your Director of Accessibility,…
Posted by By William Lee April 17, 2026Posted inFeatured, Radio
A wide, low-angle photo-illustration showing a person with a white cane and headphones confidently walking along a path made of glowing, clean semantic code snippets (like , alt="city seal", aria-label="submit form"). This path cuts through a confusing, dark digital maze of broken interface elements and red error icons. A signpost near the entrance reads, 'A CONCIERGE'S GUIDE TO THE MANDATE'. The path leads to a large, neoclassical government building labeled 'CITY & STATE PUBLIC SERVICES'. On the facade, a grand illuminated sign says, 'ACCESSIBLE DIGITAL PORTAL'. Overlaid glowing numbers read 'WCAG 2.1 AA COMPLIANT' and 'EFFECTIVE: APRIL 24, 2026'. A small, refined circular 'web radio info' logo is subtly integrated near the entrance. The scene is dynamic and well-lit by the clear path and a warm sunset.
Posted inFeatured

The April 24th ADA Mandate: A Massive Win for Screen Reader Users

Hello, and welcome. As your digital accessibility concierge, my primary job is usually helping you navigate around the countless barriers hidden in modern technology, including those established by the ADA.…
Posted by By William Lee April 16, 2026Posted inFeatured
A detailed, photorealistic close-up photograph of a hand inserting a white 3.5mm auxiliary audio cable jack into the output port on the rear of a gray, spherical Amazon Echo Dot smart speaker. The speaker rests on a light wooden surface against a softly blurred, warm interior background. A small, circular blue and white "web radio info" logo is subtly visible on the gray fabric near the base. The depth of field is shallow, emphasizing the physical connection being made.
Posted inFeatured Radio

Enhance Your Audio Experience: Perfect Setup Guide Advice

Hello, and welcome. As your personal audio concierge, my primary goal is to help you build a listening experience that works perfectly for you, not the other way around. When…
Posted by By William Lee April 14, 2026Posted inFeatured, Radio
An infographic comparing SiriusXM and TuneIn Premium for screen-free listening. A smart speaker sits in the center. The left side highlights SiriusXM's premium, exclusive channels and live sports, while the right side highlights TuneIn Premium's global aggregation of AM, FM, and internet radio stations.
Posted inSports Featured Radio

SiriusXM vs. TuneIn Premium: Which Is Better for Screen-Free Listening?

If you are building a screen-free audio setup, two services come up again and again: SiriusXM and TuneIn Premium. Both offer live audio, both work seamlessly on smart speakers, and…
Posted by By William Lee April 6, 2026Posted inSports, Featured, Radio
A realistic photograph of a mature man in his 60s relaxing with his eyes closed in a leather wingback chair. He is in a cozy, dimly lit study. On a wooden side table next to him, a modern smart speaker emits glowing golden soundwaves that float through the air, elegantly forming the faint shapes of a magnifying glass and a theatrical drama mask. The scene represents the immersive power of audio storytelling without the need for screens.
Posted inRadio Audio Books Featured Podcasts

The Ultimate Screen-Free Listening Guide: The Year’s Best Audio Dramas and Podcasts and Radio

Most of the digital world assumes you can see. We all know how exhausting it can be to navigate menus, websites, and entertainment platforms that treat accessibility as an afterthought.…
Posted by By William Lee March 31, 2026Posted inRadio, Audio Books, Featured, Podcasts
A blind African American man sits in a dimly lit room, holding a video game controller and wearing large over-ear headphones. A white mobility cane rests against his leg. He has an intense expression of concentration. Glowing, colorful streaks of light in blue and bright orange swirl rapidly around his head and headphones, visually representing the fast-paced, directional audio cues he is using to play the game.
Posted inGaming Featured

I Played Blind Drive Without Seeing the Screen. Ten Years After Losing My Sight, This Felt Different.

My name is William. I haven’t always been blind. I lost my sight about ten years ago. And if you’ve gone through that kind of change, you know something important…
Posted by By William Lee March 30, 2026Posted inGaming, Featured

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