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AT Banter Episode 291 – Sammy SweetSpirit
We’re getting sweet this week as Rob, Ryan, Lis and Steve welcome advocate, author, and singer-songwriter Sammy SweetSpirit to the show. We discuss her book, “Look At It This Way: The Blind Leading the Sighted” and why she felt it so important to write it as well as her love of music and her album,
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AT Banter Episode 290 – Chad Bouton
Rob, Ryan, and Lis welcome Chad Bouton, producer and creator of the new podcast Hindsight is 20/200 to the show this week to discuss the show and its origins, mandate, and how it’s evolved after three months. Show Transcript: https://atbanter.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/at-banter-podcast-episode-290-chad-bouton.pdf Show Notes Hindsight is 20/200https://anchor.fm/chad-bouton
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AT Banter Episode 289 – Bold Blind Beauty
Rob, Ryan, Steve, and Lis are all together once again this week as they welcome Stephanae McCoy and Sylvia Stinson-Perez from the website Bold Blind Beauty where they discuss the origins of the site and how it’s grown into an advocacy platform and community. Show Transcript: https://atbanter.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/at-banter-podcast-episode-289-bold-blind-beauty.pdf Show Notes Bold Blind Beautyhttps://boldblindbeauty.com/
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AT Banter Episode 288 – Canadian Accessibility Network
It’s a streamlined show this week as Steve and Rob welcome Tony Labillois and Mandi Crespo from the Canadian Accessibility Network to discuss the origins of the Network and its efforts to provide a centralized accessibility resource to organizations all over the country. Show Transcript: https://atbanter.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/at-banter-podcast-episode-288-canadian-accessibility-network.pdf Show Notes Canadian Accessibility Networkhttps://carleton.ca/read/can/ Contact the Canadian Accessibility
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AT Banter Episode 287 – Talking Accessibility
May 29th – June 4th is National Accessibility Week in Canada, and in honor of that, Ryan, Rob, Lis and Steve discuss this very important (and sometimes contentious) topic .. interspersed with a bit of Hockey talk and sedition. Happy National Accessibility Week everyone! Show Transcript: https://atbanter.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/at-banter-podcast-episode-287-talking-accessibility.pdf Show Notes About National Accessibility Weekhttps://www.canada.ca/en/employment-social-development/campaigns/national-accessability-week.html National Accessibility
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AT Banter Episode 286 – Christie Faye Collins & NOMI
This week we’re entering the wonderful world of online dating, so all you fellas take off your shirts and grab a fish! Rob, Ryan, Steve, and Lis welcome Christie Faye Collins to the show to talk about NOMI, the dating app she is currently working to develop that will cater to the neurodivergent and disability
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AT Banter Episode 285 – Izzy Camilleri and IZ Adaptive
Rob, Ryan, Steve, and Lis put away the hockey jerseys and put on their best outfits as they welcome iconic Canadian Fashion designer and adaptive clothing pioneer Izzy Camilleri to the show. They discuss adaptive clothing and how it’s slowing growing into becoming more mainstream. It’s a fascinating look behind the curtain of this growing
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AT Banter Episode 284 – Circle Jerks, Glitter, and an Anniversary
Yes folks, it’s that time once again! Break out the shot glasses, AT Banter is another year older! Join Rob, Ryan, and Lis as they celebrate the show beginning its 7th year by discussing some of the challenges and joys of producing a weekly podcast and the impact it has on them personally. It’s an
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AT Banter Episode 283 – Trevor Thomas The Blind Hiker
It’s Lis’s birthday week and in honor of that, we’ve handed the reins of the episode over to her (it beats getting her a gift, and we’re cheap). Lucky for us she has lined up an incredible show as we welcome Trevor Thomas. The Blind Hiker to the show. Trevor was the first blind person
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AT Banter Episode 282 – Dave Steele The Blind Poet
Rob, Ryan, Steve and Lis drink some tea and prepare to wax poetic this week as they welcome Dave Steele, otherwise known as The Blind Poet to the show. Dave shares his own journey through vision loss, from first being diagnosed with Retinitis Pigmentosa to becoming a bestselling author and known as “The Blind Poet”.
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