ACB Media Calendar

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March 24, 2026

ACB Presents the Daily Schedule

ACB Presents the Daily Schedule


March 24, 2026

Join your Community Morning Crew for the question of the day; reading of the daily schedule; and sharing time.

Herbie’s Community Cooking Corner

Herbie’s Community Cooking Corner


March 24, 2026

Get ready for another cooking adventure.This time: Potato Chowder with Cream cheese and Bacon with Roasted Carrot and Avocado Salad presented by Mary-ann.If Cooking along, you will need the following:4 to 5 cups water8 cups of diced potatoes Yukon gold or red skinned aout 4 pounds2 envelopes Lipton Onion soup mix2 8-ounce packages of cream cheese cut into small cubes1 pound bacon cooked and crumbled or chopped1 lb. carrots, peeled and cut into 3 inch segments2 garlic cloves chopped1 shallot, sliced thin1 tbsp fresh thyme leaves or ½ tbsp dried1/4 tsp ground corianderKosher saltFreshly cracked black pepper1-2 large avocado, peeled and cut into wedges3 cups mixed baby greens1/3 cup extra virgin olive oil5 tbsp orange juice2 tbsp lemon juice1 tbsp red wine vinegar1 tsp red pepper flakes1 to 2 tbsp honey1/2 cup Feta cheese2 tbsp toasted sunflower seeds2 tbsp toasted sesame seeds

Games to Play with Lady a

Games to Play with Lady a


March 24, 2026

Lucy loves to play games, so come in and find out about new games to play with your Lady A device.

Tuesday Topics

Tuesday Topics


March 24, 2026

Is a blind person who only reads by listening fully literate or not? Is a person who listens actually reading? What role does braille play in determining whether an individual is literate? What about large print? If a person can only read at one hundred words a minute using either large print or Braille is he or she literate? Do we as people who are blind need to espouse a whole new definition of literacy to cover our situation?

In the Kitchen…..

In the Kitchen…..


March 24, 2026

Do Nutrition Facts labels make your brain do somersaults every time you read them — like they’re written in secret food-science code rather than English? Think of a Nutrition Facts label as a tiny, talkative guide living on your food package that spills the beans on calories, nutrients, and even sneaky added sugars so you know what you’re really eating. By checking the serving size, calories, and those % Daily Values, you can play grocery store detective and make choices that match your health vibe — whether you’re chasing more fiber or dodging too much sodium