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Nov 10, 2020 1 hr

#005: Sonic Wallpaper

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Hello faithful listeners, and of course those who are joining us for the first time. It’s a bumpy ride, so fasten your seatbelts! This week, Óran regales us with the antics of his guide dog, Larry, who wanted to do his own bit of trick or treating for Halloween, and why not! Stuart has a free and very powerful tool to keep all your passwords safe and secure for those who use any apple devices. Clare Whelan is back to talk sequencing in UEB. If you don't what that is, don't worry, we didn't either! We meet Otis Stroup from Baltimore, who talks amongst other things about accessible voting in the US, how music has been central in his life and how it’s not just guide dogs that are impacted by Halloween-related noises! Stuart binge watched Netflix's Bly Manor and has completely reversed his opinion of that show since our last episode. Clodagh is back to read more email, and the guys talk accessible emoji, stickers in messages, we give a big thumbs up to the Queen's Gambit on Netflix and, who wants some Blind Guys Chat Merchandise? Please don't forget to share this podcast with your friends, and we would love it if you'd submit a review on our podcast via your favourite podcasting platform. Thank you! Contact the Blind Guys at [email protected], or find them on Twitter - @BlindGuysChat. You can also subscribe to their mailing list to find out about new and upcoming shows: tinyurl.com/BlindGuysChat.

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