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| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 200 | Founded | 16 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Technology | |||

In this podcast, the Tech Doctors talk with Justin Davis, the developer of the “Severe Weather Guardian” iOS app.
The app is designed from the ground up to be fully VoiceOver accessible. In addition to providing accessible weather information about... more
In this Tech Doctor podcast, the Tech Doctors summarize the Keynote presentation that Apple made at their 2026 World Wide Developers Conference.
Siri AI was the main focus of the Keynote and the Tech Doctors describe how Siri AI will be an integral... more
In this Tech Doctor podcast Allison and Robert speak with Michael Doise and Taylor Arndt about their company called Techopolis which develops AI based apps for iOS and Mac.
• Michael Doise, the founder, has over 16 years of experience in the assisti... more
This Tech Doctor podcast episode features Robert and Allison interviewing Michael McCulloch and Sandhya Rao, President and Vice President of iBUG Today (iBlind Users Group), about their organization’s history and activities.
Michael, a retired NASA... more
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Barely got through the WWDC 2020 podcast. Pacing is horrible. Also, audio had a lot of hiss in the feed.
Really great. Very informative. Well done.
The podcast is great
Please post more podcasts about future technologies
This is a great podcast for anyone who wants to learn about how blind people access today's technology.
Dr. Carter has great interviews with assistive technology professionals, great tips and tricks, and the latest news in AT related to the blind and visually impaired.
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The show consistently centers on accessibility, assistive technology, and practical applications of tech for people with visual impairments. Conversations span AI, on-device privacy, and device ecosystems, with frequent dives into hardware (Braille devices, laptops, and assistive gadgets), software (screen readers, apps, and platform choices), and real-world workflows in education and work. A notable strength is the mix of technical depth and personal stories from adopters and experts, offering practical takeaways for developers, educators, and advocates alike. The format often features hands-on demonstrations, product analyses, and community-driven perspectives, making it useful for listeners who want actionable insights and a sense of the... more
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Recent guests on The Tech Doctor Blog and Podcast include:
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