Month: August 2018
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AT Banter Episode 117 – Haptic Boxing and Other Bad Ideas
https://atbanter.podbean.com/mf/web/5znw58/PODCAST_Episode_117.mp3 The end is here! Well, the end of the month anyways, which means it’s time for our monthly news show! Joining us to discuss the latest in disability news is Colleen Connor, host of Blind Inspiration Cast, who brings the estrogen to the conversations which range from talking about a new tech that could…
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AT Banter Episode 116 – Tony Giles
https://atbanter.podbean.com/mf/web/c9cape/PODCAST_Episode_116.mp3 This week we connect with Merry Old England and talk with Tony Giles, a visually impaired adventurer who has travelled to over 130 countries and written two books about his experiences. We talk with him about his experiences growing up and dive into his many globetrotting adventures and what has given him the confidence…
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AT Banter Episode 115 – Dot Inc
https://atbanter.podbean.com/mf/web/jgwirt/PODCAST_Episode_115.mp3 We go international all the way to South Korea this week and connect with the folks at Dot Inc to talk about their new product, the Dot Watch. We talk about the unique technology that drives this accessible Smart device as well as discuss plans for forthcoming products. We also learn magnets are cool!…
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AT Banter Episode 114 – Mike May
https://atbanter.podbean.com/mf/web/yy2z39/PODCAST_Episode_114.mp3 Rob and Ryan take shelter from the Vancouver August heat in the cool confines of the Guitar Dungeon to talk with no other than Mike May, founder of Sendero Group and pioneer in the field of GPS Assistive Technology. And as if that isn’t enough, we also talk to him about his downhill skiing…
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AT Banter Episode 113 – Children’s Low Vision Project of BC
https://atbanter.podbean.com/mf/web/7nqupq/PODCAST_Episode_CLVP.mp3 This week we’re very excited to welcome educators Lynn Langille and Linda Mamer into the Guitar Dungeon to discuss their passion project, the Children’s Low Vision Project of British Columbia. We discuss the important work the project does for youth with visual impairments all around the Province and how the events that they bring…