David Woodbridge

Blind Sports Australia CEO Matt Clayton speaks about its work with blind and vision impaired athletes across 21 sports.

Vivid, Sydney's celebration of creativity, seen from a disability access focus by its director.

This program discusses dance movement therapy and how it works - featuring Cecilia King of the Dance Therapy Association.

What are the challenges of providing audio description on Oz TV? Hear Lauren Henley, Aust Federation of Disability Organisations.

In Part 1 of a 2RPH interview, assistive tech expert David Woodbridge explores latest innovations to make everyday life easier.

Features Robert Duff-Silsby of Luddi, Perth company developing assistive devices for all people and bodies.

In Part 2 of this conversation with 2RPH's Ablequest, expert David Woodbridge reviews latest assistive technologies.

Matt Clayton of Blind Sports Australia and the Oz team's Chef de Mission, discusses the forthcoming World Blind Games in the UK.

Prof Kim Marriott of the Monash Assistive Technology and Society Centre, talks about the purpose and work of the Centre.

Ablequest features an interview with Serena Ovens, new CEO of Assistive Technology Supplies Australia or "ATSA".

Part 1 of an interview on the voice-activated app, Bindi Maps.

This is Part 2 of an interview with Dr Anna Wright, explaining how Bindi Maps works.

Artist Ebony Wightman of disability-led We Are Studios talks about art and challenge.

Prof. Leeanne Carey discusses the SENSe program, her team's world-first therapy to help stroke survivors.

Youthworks Accessibility Minister Bec Baines talks of making church accessible to young people with disabilities.

Nikki Hind, Australia's first blind fashion designer, discusses her work.

Dr Dimity Williams, family GP, recommends spending more time in nature - and a "green hour" each day.

Imagine sitting in a wheelchair for hours, being unable to move your fingers or arm to do simple things like pick up a glass.

Action Audio is a new language being created to transcend sport.

What a difference one person with experience, passion and energy can make to many lives.

Driver educator outlines what's needed for a person with disability to get a driver's licence.

Vision Australia's Christo Sarantakis talks of his life, blindness and assistive tech changes.

Introducing Australia's first pictureless feature film, TOUCH, showing in Sydney.

An expert discusses the use of horticultural therapy for people with disabilities.

Features articles on latest blind-assistive tech including a new bus app and smart ear buds.

Features an innovative hospitality industry training program for people with disabilities.

Guests discuss the Obi robotic dining assistant for people with upper arm disabilities.

A spy-themed computer program tackles the mystery of social encounters - outlined by its company's CEO.

A Sydney organisation delivers creative arts and life skills to people with disabilities.

An award-winning Central Coast NSW disability service shares its successful strategies.

Part 1 of a conversation with an Australian neuroscience research pioneer about benefits of music in brain injury recovery.

Part 2 of a conversation with a leading neuroscientist of benefits of music in brain injury recovery.

A CEO talks about his company's award-winning assistive physical therapy device.

Information about a program teaching good cyber-security practices to make daily life safer.

A veteran print disability broadcaster with macular degeneration shares her experiences.

The founder of a blind-assistive technology company shares latest developments.

Part 2 of an interview with the head of an innovative blind-assistive technology company.

Looks at a project to better inform refugee and migrant women on AI.

An expert with lived experience corrects some widespread misconceptions about stuttering.

An inventor discusses his an innovative cane tip to help people with blindness or low vision.

Part 1 of an interview with an Australian expert on low-vision-assistive technology, on AI and other developments.

Conclusion of an interview with a leading Australian expert on blind-assistive technology.

Looks at the leading stroke treatment work of the Royal Rehabilitation Hospital, Ryde NSW.

An innovative social media platform aims to address isolation and loneliness in the disability community.

Australia's largest provider of Auslan sign services outlines its important work.

Looks at an Australian organisation's work at helping men seek help and build self-awareness.

A speech pathoplogist discusses her work with young people's complex communication needs.

A vision-impaired disability rights advocate talks of her work and learning podcast skills.

A leading Australian eye researcher talks of his team's work in creating new hope for people with retinal damage.

A wheelchair-using business owner, facilitator and car rally driver shares experiences and insights.

Disability Pride Month in July promotes awareness about people with disability and also celebrates individuals with disability.

Deb Roach is a three-time pole dancing world champion yet she has only one arm.

Being in nature is good for you whether it is being in the garden or walking along the beach.

Music can evoke emotions that bring back memories and the same is true for people living with dementia.

Laura Boccanfuso is founder and CEO of Van Robotics, a social robotics company based in South Carolina in the United States.

Two years ago Maggie O'Connell, in her mid 20's never had a full time job.

Julie Ross-Edwards, founder of Head High Disability Services, returns to Ablequest to speak more about Head High's philosophy and special approach.

David Woodbridge, an expert in assistive technology for people with no or low vision, is a regular guest on Ablequest.

Pete Horsley is the Founder of Remarkable, a global start up and initiative of the Cerebral Palsy Alliance.