All Episodes

E107 The final episode in this series. Jonathan Mosen's smart home

E106 Jonathan Mosen's presentation on iOS 12 to Accessible World

E105 Jonathan's move to a new role at Aira, Judy Dixon demonstrates Braille Screen Input on iPhone

E104 Unboxing a silver iPhone XS Max 512GB

E103 Recap of Apple's September 2018 event

E102 Previewing our Apple event coverage, iOS 12 without the eye, and the smart home from a blindness perspective part 2

E101 the smart home from a blindness perspective, part 1

E100 reflections on 100 episodes, Jonathan Mosen's presentation to the All of Government Service Innovation lab in New Zealand

E99 Guide dog ownership

E98 Ged Maheux, co-founder of Twitterrific developer The Icon Factory, talks about Twitter's forthcoming API changes and their impact on third-party Twitter apps

E97 Aira is 24/7, should all guide dog schools allow blind people to own their dogs, and Darian Slayton Fleming talks about the documentary she's making about her late husband John

E96 Dan Frye talks about new Aira initiatives and Aira's place in the voc rehab system, we look at the NFB convention

E95 Dan Frye talks about his interesting and varied career, and for the first time comments publicly on his departure from the New Jersey Commission for the Blind and Visually Impaired

E94 the implications for blind people if Apple introduces noise cancelling AirPods, comments on a blind man's altercation with a police officer, and Katie Frederick talks about the ACB National Convention

E93 Marrakesh Treaty close to adoption in the US, Aira Messaging, listener comments, and Byron Harden from I See Music

E92 Judy dixon's new book on writing with iOS, meet The Blind Perspective newsletter, specialist blindness players vs smartphones, and should religion ever override civil rights?

E91 Beginning a smart home project, why Jonathan tried and returned a Surfacebook 2, many screen reader users negatively impacted by latest Realtek drivers, listener comments

E90 Mosen Consulting's latest audiobook, Mushroom Escape returns, and an extended interview with Neal Ewers about audio, technology and more

E89 Post WWDC Keynote Analysis

E88 Wishin' and hopin'. Looking ahead to Apple's WWDC keynote with thoughts on what should be in iOS 12 and other Apple operating systems

E87 Rich De Steno, lawyer, game developer and now musician, and what do you want to see in iOS 12 and other next generation Apple software?

E86 In loving memory of Marlaina Lieberg

E85 The Daily Fibre Premium podcast. What it is, why we're doing it, how to get it and a free demo episode

E84 the Windows 10 April 2018 Update. how to get it now, summary and demonstrations of some new features

E83 Federal hands are off Canadian harnesses, write Alexa skills without knowing a line of code using Amazon Blueprints

E82 Victory for Canadian guide dog handlers, Braille readers give their testimonies, should the sighted give up their seats for us, and Pam MacNeill from Disability Responsiveness New Zealand

E81 En-Vision America, deleting Facebook, and long live Braille

E80 Microsoft Research brings Virtual reality to the blind with Canetroller, and are we blind people, or people who are blind?

E79 comprehensive summary of Apple's Let's Take a field trip event, CSUN observations, Aira revolutionising our lives

E78 Rica report on inaccessible gym equipment, Andrew Kranichfeld hopes to set up a dating service for disabled people

E77 Podcast chapters make navigating the podcast a breeze, why Amit Patel puts a camera on his guide dog's harness, New Zealand Green MP Chlöe Swarbrick's Election Access Fund Bill

E76 New Mexico students talk with the space station, New Zealand census problems and reflections on the power of self-advocacy in the digital age

E75 Our very own Alexa skill, adjusting Spotify podcast pllayback, Samsung Galaxy S9, Delta sees sense, ADA gutting passes the house, Anna Dresner's new book, "You and your Apple Watch"

E74 Film maker Nicole Ellis's "Blind Date" Documentary, and "America, put down your guns"

E73 New Blind Side Discussion group, Apple comes to terms with its iOS bugs, David Woodbridge talks HomePod

E72 Chris Danielsen from NFB talks airline service dog policies, the ADA Education and Reform Act, and more

E71 Robin Christopherson from The Dot to Dot Podcast talks Amazon Alexa and the smart speaker market

E70 Delta's new animal policy will limit guide dog handlers' freedom of movement

E69 Mel Scott from BlindAlive

E68 Emma Bennison's atrocious treatment from Virgin Australia, seasonal offerings from Jonathan

E67 David Woodbridge, technology old and new

E66 Jesper Holten describes life as a blind person in Denmark

E65 Don’t panic! It’s the blind person’s guide to the Galaxy, part 4

E64 Don’t panic! It’s the blind person’s guide to the Galaxy, part 3

E63 Is an overzealous Apple killing off Blindfold Games?

E62 Don’t panic! It’s the blind person’s guide to the Galaxy, part 2

E61 A thorough look at iPhone X from a blindness perspective

E60 Don’t Panic! It’s the Blind Person’s Guide to the Galaxy, part 1

E59 Fred Schroeder, President, World Blind Union

E58 Mushroom FM and the fun guys who make it happen

E57 Apple’s VoiceOver design inconsistencies, and Jim Fetgather, the former phone phreaker

E56 Deja Powell, blind cane travel instructor

E55 Unboxing of, and a first look at, iPhone 8 Plus and Apple Watch Series 3

E54 Jonathan Mosen’s iOS 11 Tek Talk Presentation

E53 Recap of Apple’s September 2017 event

E52 Nicky Wagner, Minister for Disability Issues, National Party

E51 Upcoming Apple coverage, Marama Fox, Co-leader, Maori Party

E50 More on our podcasting course, how blind New Zealanders vote

E49 Our podcasting course, iOS 11 book, Ria Bond from New Zealand First

E48 Poto Williams, NZ Labour Party

E47 Mojo Mathers, NZ Greens

E46 Steven Lockley on blind people and sleep

E45 Seeing AI, Aira

E44 Kelly Ford

E43 Controversial Proposed Standards for Canadian Service Dog Teams

E42 Greyhound Lawsuit, “Go Where You Wanna Go” by Judy Dixon

E41 Hypnotherapist Andrew Johnson

E40 Job hunting when blind, free job club, Meet Me In The Cloud

E39 Yet More Airline Discrimination, Paul Mugambi

E38 Apple’s WWDC Recap

E37 Project Tactile aims for instant transcription from print to Braille

E36 Accessible Virgin Australia in-flight entertainment, UK election

E35 Anna Dresner’s latest book, and the unhelpful Canadian Passport Office

E34 Brad Turner talks Bookshare.org

E33 A comprehensive demonstration of the accessible Sony Bravia X8000D TV

E32 Low Carb Expert Jimmy Moore

E31 Lord David Blunkett, UK former Home Secretary

E30 A comprehensive look at Windows 10 Creators Update

E29 Parenting when you’re blind

E28 Gaylen Kapperman talks accessible sex education for blind youth

E27 Blind people flying the unfriendly skies

E26 American Airlines’ multiple federal law violations, fake rules and humiliation

E25 Gretchen Good on disaster preparedness, Kayla Weathers on the blind in literature

E24 The Demise of the Roger app, BlindSquare Competition

E23 Victor Tsaran, Google’s Technical Program Manager, Accessibility Initiatives

E22 Kim Charlson, President, American Council of the Blind

E21 Broadway audio description lawsuit, “The Abundant Bookshelf” with Judy Dixon

E20 Tara Briggs of Ability Stories interviews Jonathan Mosen

E19 Colleen Wunderlich, Hadley Institute for the Blind and Visually Impaired

E18 “Braille On Display” author, Jackie Brown

E17 Guide dog discrimination, Audio Game Hub

E16 Marty Schultz from Blindfold Games

E15 New Zealand’s massive Quake from a blindness perspective

E14 Tour of The Seeing Eye, The US presidential election

E13 Pam MacNeill from Disability Responsiveness New Zealand

E12 Judy Dixon

E11 Emma Bennison

E10 Clive Lansink from Blind Citizens New Zealand

E9 Discrimination in the lawyer’s office, The Rush Miller Foundation, Autour

E8 How Eye See It