See Things Differently with HumanWare
See Things Differently with HumanWare
Podcast Description
Each month, charismatic show hosts Peter Tucic and Rachel Ramos deliver story-driven content based on human-interest. Listeners will be able to access truly engaging conversations with captivating guests, including HumanWare’s own team members and partners in the blindness and low-vision space.
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Content Themes
The podcast explores various themes related to accessibility and the blind and low-vision community, with episode examples including discussions on Braille awareness featuring guests like JJ Meddaugh and Bob Sweetman, as well as topics like technology debates between Windows and Mac from an accessibility perspective.
Each month, charismatic show hosts Peter Tucic and Rachel Ramos deliver story-driven content based on human-interest. Listeners will be able to access truly engaging conversations with captivating guests, including HumanWare’s own team members and partners in the blindness and low-vision space.
Welcome to July! In this episode of See Things Differently, hosts Rachel Ramos and David Woodbridge dive deep into the world of travel, orientation, and independent mobility.
They are joined by Dr. Erin Foley, an Orientation and Mobility (O\&M) specialist from San Francisco State University, to discuss travel strategies, tactile mapping, and the reality of using modern AI tools like Ray-Ban Meta glasses on the go. Later in the episode, Greg Stilson, Vice President of Digital Transformation at the American Printing House for the Blind (APH), joins the show to share his tech journey, history with HumanWare, and the incredible impact of the Monarch tactile graphics display.
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