Full Show - Episode 1171

On our Tech Talk, Michael Babcock shares information about Voxmate, a self-contained accessible user interface for blind and low vision users. Are the Blue Jays running out of time to make the playoffs? Josh Watson of The Neutral Zone pops by to give us his thoughts. Bethany Deer, our Reporter in Edmonton, previews tonight’s episode of AMI This Week, featuring the Rocky Mountain Adaptive. Brave individuals will challenge themselves and change lives by harnessing up and rappelling down of a building in downtown Toronto to raise funds for children and youth with physical disabilities. We learn more about this event with Lauren Squizzato, Development Manager for the GTA and the event manager for Drop Zone. Nelvana, a world-leading international producer, distributor, and licensor of children's animated and live action content announced a new initiative designed to discover, support, and mentor emerging Black storytellers and illustrators. We learn more with Athena Georgaklis, Head of Development at Nelvana. Danielle McLaughlin speaks with Disability Historian and Accessibility consultant Mark Bookman about the residual effects of holding the Tokyo 2020 games.

Episode 1222 of the Kelly and Company podcast, hosted by AMI, titled "Full Show - Episode 1171" was published on September 27, 2021 and runs 106 minutes.

September 27, 2021 ·106m · Kelly and Company

Summary

On our Tech Talk, Michael Babcock shares information about Voxmate, a self-contained accessible user interface for blind and low vision users. Are the Blue Jays running out of time to make the playoffs? Josh Watson of The Neutral Zone pops by to give us his thoughts. Bethany Deer, our Reporter in Edmonton, previews tonight’s episode of AMI This Week, featuring the Rocky Mountain Adaptive. Brave individuals will challenge themselves and change lives by harnessing up and rappelling down of a building in downtown Toronto to raise funds for children and youth with physical disabilities. We learn more about this event with Lauren Squizzato, Development Manager for the GTA and the event manager for Drop Zone. Nelvana, a world-leading international producer, distributor, and licensor of children's animated and live action content announced a new initiative designed to discover, support, and mentor emerging Black storytellers and illustrators. We learn more with Athena Georgaklis, Head of Development at Nelvana. Danielle McLaughlin speaks with Disability Historian and Accessibility consultant Mark Bookman about the residual effects of holding the Tokyo 2020 games.

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