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"Welcome to 'Technically Working', the go-to podcast for tech enthusiasts and productivity seekers alike. Hosts Michael Babcock and Damashe Thomas take you on a journey through the ever-evolving world of technology and productivity. As Mac OS and iPhone users, they share their personal experiences and tips on staying productive while using these tools. But they don't stop there - they also explore... more

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Michael has been experimenting with Meta Muse, and what caught his attention is not just how it answers questions, but how it can actually go do things.

We talk about using AI for reminders, calendar management, travel information, research, and ot... more

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Michael is getting hands-on with the RØDECaster Pro II, and thanks to Sean’s AccessCaster software, the mixer is finally usable without relying on its touchscreen. Michael and Damashe walk through the hardware, routing, multiple... more

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Damashe is joined by Shaun Preece of Double Tap to talk about what happens when AI coding turns “I wish this worked differently” into “maybe I can fix it myself.”

Shaun shares how he went from programming years ago to experimenting with Claude Code... more

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Technically Working 178: I Just Don’t Want to Do It Show Notes

Michael and Damashe start out talking about GPT 6 and the ways AI has moved beyond being something interesting to experiment with and into something they actually use to get work done. ... more

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Technically Working 177: The Bot Couldn’t Get Out Show Notes

Michael and Damashe begin with a look at how AI can turn convention documents into WordPress pages, Gravity Forms, confirmation messages, and other ready-to-use materials. They discuss wh... more

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I Shouldn’t Have to Tell the Intelligence

Michael and Damashe explore what happens when AI tools are asked to work instead of simply answer questions. Damashe shares his experiences using ChatGPT to reorganize a Numbers spreadsheet, Claude to manag... more

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Michael and Damashe are back after St. Louis with an episode that runs long on opinions. Michael shares early Earshot numbers, explains why he is building iCloud sync with privacy defined up front, and walks through why the iOS simulator makes VoiceO... more

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Michael and Damashe record live from the ACB Convention in St. Louis, in a suite generously loaned by Larry Watkinson and Kayla. This one is a room full of people, a passed microphone, and a lot of new tech announcements.

The two hosts also met in ... more

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Stephen Scott
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Hosts

Michael Babcock
Host of Technically Working; co-presenter with a focus on productivity, gear, and accessibility in tech.
Damashe Thomas
Co-host with interests in accessibility, gear, and cross-platform productivity.

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#174 – Live from BITS HQ: Earshot Hits the App Store
Q: Tell us about BITS Connect and who it serves.
BITS Connect connects Blind Information Technology Solutions members and non-members, offering content for members and free resources for the broader Blind and Low Vision community, reflecting a mission-driven accessibility focus.
#174 – Live from BITS HQ: Earshot Hits the App Store
Q: What's the vision behind Start Navigating and how does Route Recovery work?
Start Navigating records routes indoors, uses ARKit for mapping, and Route Recovery guides users back to the starting point if they stray, with plans to allow sharing routes publicly or privately.
#174 – Live from BITS HQ: Earshot Hits the App Store
Q: Can you walk us through Start Testing and why it matters for developers?
Start Testing is a platform to log bugs and issues and track them through GitHub, with integrations such as syncing TestFlight feedback, helping iOS developers organize workflows.
#174 – Live from BITS HQ: Earshot Hits the App Store
Q: What is Earshot's status in the App Store and what does that mean for listeners?
Earshot has been accepted into the Apple App Store, which allows the team to distribute the app officially and encourages broader testing and adoption by listeners and new users.
#153 – Feeling It: A Deep Dive into Multi-Line Braille Displays
Q: But Chris, how are you finding the Monarch and DotPad and what is your general feeling today about multi-line braille and its support across platforms?
Chris expresses strong enthusiasm for multi-line braille, noting that it dramatically improves understanding of complex content like spreadsheets and graphs, and highlights growing traction with JAWS and NVDA, with ongoing hopes for iOS terminal-mode support and broader OS integration.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Technically Working

What is Technically Working about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A tech-focused show hosted by two seasoned tech enthusiasts explores practical productivity, cross-platform workflows, and hands-on experiments with the latest tools and devices. Frequent topics include AI tooling, accessibility in software and apps, podcasting and media production, hardware and gear trails for travel, and strategies for staying productive across Mac OS, iPhone, Android, and Windows ecosystems. The duo often blends personal experiences with thoughtful analyses of developer workflows, open-source practices, and real-world testing, making it useful for listeners who want actionable tips for building, marketing, or optimizing tech projects while balancing life on the road. A notable through-line is accessibility and empowermen... more

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