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People Fixing the World This is People Fixing the World from the BBC World Service with me,
Myra Anubi.
Now this is a programme with a difference because when everyone else is fixated on the problems,
we are finding out about solutions.
And this week we're stepping into the world of technology to hear about smart ideas that can help improve the lives of blind people.
As you can hear, I am not in the studio.
I'm outside standing on one of the streets that surround our office,
broadcasting house here in London.
Now, the reason we're outside today will become very clear in just a moment.
I'm also joined by Emma Tracy, a fellow BBC reporter and friend,
and the presenter of Access All, a podcast about disability.
Hello, Emma.
Hi, Myra.
Now, Emma,