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Tipping, it’s something many of us do without thinking. But what’s really behind this cultural norm? Nisreen Abdel-Majid explores the psychological pressures and social expectations that shape how and why we tip.

We hear from Brody Robinson, a serve... more

Is inaccessible voting a direct violation of people’s rights? Is accessible voting the key to ensuring more citizens are engaged in their municipal, provincial, and federal politics? New Brunswickers are going to the polls to cast their votes on May ... more

Whether you’re a student, professional, or you just love languages, come along on this multilingual journey. Grant Hardy hears from hobbyists and pros alike as we tackle language learning from an accessibility perspective.

Youssef Mohammad is a Prof... more

There are many ways to find your community.  Sometimes, you find community through shared interest or proximity, like school or your neighbourhood gym.  Other communities are carefully and thoughtfully put together by connecting passionate people.

I... more

We talk a lot about accessibility in public spaces, but some of the hardest conversations don’t happen there. They happen in private, with family and friends. And unfortunately, they happen in the spaces that we are supposed to feel the safest.

In t... more

Nisreen Abdel-Majid dives into Lynn Jensen’s journey of losing her sight and finding her way back to the world through travel.

After sudden vision loss at 27, Lynn faced the emotional and practical realities of starting over, learning new ways to na... more

How does our history of segregation and discrimination towards minority communities impact the way social justice movements and disability rights organizations operate?

Joeita Gupta speaks with three individuals from the Black disability community t... more

How does AI continue to help blind people interpret the visual world?

Grant Hardy learns about a new accessibility tool called ViddyScribe. He talks to Developer and Co Founder Aaditya Vaze, a Graduate of OCAD University's Digital Futures Program, a... more

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Recent Guests

Melanie Taddeo
Founder of Connect4Life
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Episode: Connecting Communities: The Broadening of Connect4Life
Mr. Tap
Ambassador program leader for Connect4Life South Africa
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Episode: Connecting Communities: The Broadening of Connect4Life
Steven Christianson
Board member and communications/advocacy strategist
Henley Point / Connect4Life
Episode: Connecting Communities: The Broadening of Connect4Life
Bean Gill
Disability advocate and friend of the host
Episode: Access in Families: When Accessibility Becomes About Belonging
Lynn Jensen
Nurse, vision rehabilitation therapist, author
Independent consultant; author of Best Kept Secrets for Travelers with Sight Loss
Episode: Reclaiming Adventure: Lynn Jensen's Travel Story
Sami Schalk
Professor and author focused on Black disability politics
University of Wisconsin–Madison
Episode: From Three Voices: Why Disabled Black History Matters
Gift Tshuma
Disability rights activist, musician, and advocate
March of Dimes Canada; Blurring the Boundaries
Episode: From Three Voices: Why Disabled Black History Matters
Syrus Marcus Ware
Artist, activist, scholar, and parent
Independent/Toronto-based activist circles
Episode: From Three Voices: Why Disabled Black History Matters
Aaditya Vaze
Tech lead and co-founder at ViddyScribe
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Episode: Beyond Pictures: Describing Videos with AI

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Ramia Amadun
Host of Reglections

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Reclaiming Adventure: Lynn Jensen's Travel Story
Q: What was the turning point that made Lynn believe she could travel internationally again?
The moment she experienced the guide dog's renewed independence and the support from her team, leading to broader mobility.
Reclaiming Adventure: Lynn Jensen's Travel Story
Q: What did getting a guide dog change for Lynn in terms of mobility and independence?
It dramatically improved her confidence and ability to navigate spaces, transforming her travel and daily life.
Access in Families: When Accessibility Becomes About Belonging
Q: Is it wrong to not put up the fight?
It depends on the individual and context; sometimes stepping back or choosing peace is acceptable, especially when fighting would cost one's own wellbeing or their children. The guest emphasizes that you can live with yourself given the situation, and that there are moments when not insisting on every raise is the right choice.
The Story of Public Broadcasting in the United States: Brought to you by Maine Public, With a Disclaimer
Q: Is the future sustainable for Maine Public and similar stations?
Sustainability hinges on continued audience support, donor contributions, and adaptive funding strategies, as well as maintaining editorial independence and relevance to local communities amid a changing media landscape.
The Story of Public Broadcasting in the United States: Brought to you by Maine Public, With a Disclaimer
Q: Can you give us an idea of the diversity in public radio across the United States?
Diversity varies widely by state and station type, from university and state-operated models to fully independent community licensees, but the common thread is a commitment to local service and public-interest content that differs from commercial broadcasting.

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The discussions typically revolve around critical issues related to accessibility, disability rights, and personal narratives, particularly in the context of public services and communities. A unique aspect is the emphasis on lived experiences and how they shape perspectives on social challenges, such as the dynamics of public transit accessibility, the representation of disabled individuals in various fields, and the changing nature of workplace culture. This podcast often features expert insights, personal stories, and discussions that not only aim to educate but also advocate for social change, making it a valuable resource for listeners interested in social justice, community engagement, and personal growth.

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1. Melanie Taddeo
2. Mr. Tap
3. Steven Christianson
4. Bean Gill
5. Lynn Jensen
6. Sami Schalk
7. Gift Tshuma
8. Syrus Marcus Ware

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