Good Things - Jess Wilson

Celebrating International White Cane Day - with a practical innovation.

Expert updates on technology to assist people with blindness or low vision.

What's on in the Vision Library, and the works of Ira Levin and Han Kang.

Interviews on mental and heart health, Tourette's, special events, retirement, sports and sport physiotherapy.

Two new members of the program team share their stories and insights.

Four people who have gone from fully sighted to blind share experiences and insights.

A Seeing Eye Dog handler shares some of her life and travel experiences.

Assistive tech developments - including Meta Ray-Ban vs ARX vision wearables.

Reviews and events at Vision Australia Library to mark World Sight Day, October 10.

Expert updates on assistive tech developments for people with vision impairment.

Interviews for people of all abilities - on sport, education, health, tech and social justice.

Interviews on sports, health concerns, innovative teaching and other topics for people of all abilities.

A disability tech network founder shares ideas and possibilities.

Special featuring Seeing Eye Dogs and handlers graduating from the Vision Australia course during the year.

Discusses an important new organisation's recent forum, its key insights and messages.

Expert reviews of tech developments to help people who are blind or have low vision.

Accessible Vision Library books reviewed, including murder mysteries and award nominees.

This program asks: can people with a disability have a say in the accessibility of retail?

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

Seeing Eye Dog handlers and trainers share experiences, opportunities and tips.

Seeing Eye Dog breeder carers talk about their work with Vision Australia.

Part 2 of a recent Braille House presentation on tourism accessibility for blind people.

A new regular expert discusses tech developments to assist people with blindness and low vision.

Update on forthcoming events and available publications at the Vision Australia Library.

Perils of the road, entertainment tips - and why travel if you can't see?

An Australian author discusses her works, plus reviews of other books in the Vision Library.

Part 1 of an interview about a project to make tourism more accessible to blind-low vision travellers.

Part 2 of an interview with a Paralympic champion discussing disability, technology and sports.

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

Special Father's Day stories from two dads with Seeing Eye Dogs.

Dog grooming tips from a top trainer, and a program to enhance the skills of young dog guide users.

Vision 2020 comment on the government response to the Disability Royal Commission recommendations.

Expert reviews of blind-assistive products from the Vision Store and elsewhere.

Books from Vision Library reviewed include a Julie Andrews memoir, Guardian newspaper picks and more.

Concerns about changes at Vision Australia prompt an Open Letter to its Directors.

A recap of some major blind-assistive tech changes over the past three decades.

A veteran Australian paralympian shares her personal experiences and challenges in the leadup to Paris 2024.

Some Dos and Don'ts of applying for a job for a person with a disability.

Conclusion of a presentation on accessible health communications for people with a disability.

A Seeing Eye Dogs puppy carer shares experiences of her life and school visits.

Life in retirement for a Seeing Eye Dog breeder dog, and the work of breeder carers.

Suitable wet weather dog activities and puppy caring experiences.

Blind-assistive tech developments reviewed by a Vision Australia expert.

More detail on the Big Purple Phone, with a special guest from the company.

Part 1 of a Roundtable presentation on accessible health communications for people with disabilities.

People with blindness or low vision compare the merits of getting about with a seeing eye dog or a cane.

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

Best practices for onboarding and inducting employees with vision impairment - accessible documentation, inclusive team relationships.

Recruitment is more than the interview... and should you disclose a disability or not?

Discussing the importance of inclusive leadership, emphasising workplace adjustments and people-focused leadership.

Part 2 of a Round Table presentation on disabled people's access to workplaces.

Latest low vision-assistive tech developments - expert news and reviews.

Experiences of a Seeing Eye Dog handler, and puppies given special Aboriginal names for NAIDOC Week.

First of a two-part presentation on access to workplaces by people with print disabilities.

Expert assistive tech reviews - this time Synapptic software for Android phone/tablet... and more

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

Part 2 of a recent roundtable address on AI and its significance for people with print disabilities.

An expert with experience discusses issues and developments in live music disability access and technology.

Two well-known authors open the latest look at new publications in the Vision Australia Library.

Expert advice on a range of new tech to help people with blindness and low vision.

Part 1 of a presentation on Artificial Intelligence and its use by people with print disabilities.

Presentation on access to AI for low-vision people with print disability in Pacific Island nations.

Expert reviews of blind and low vision-assistive events and products.

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

Dog handling, naming, caring and conditioning tips - from the experienced and expert.

Expert reviews of new and developing technology to assist people with blindness and low vision.

Recent roundtable presentation on fair access to communications and technology.

A Seeing Eye Dogs handler speaks of her positive experience with the program.

Expert advice on taking Seeing Eye Dogs to the workplace, and gait irregularities.

Experiences of a Seeing Eye Dog volunteer trainer, and a vet's cold weather dog care tips.

Low vision-assistive tech advice on hands-free smartphone use.

Members of a volunteer Seeing Eye Dog puppy caring family discuss their experiences.

Perspectives on art and disability access from a Ph.D student in inclusive technologies.

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

Inclusive Design expert discusses how to make AI fairer and more accessible to all.

Tech innovation series, this episode on making public transport more accessible to people with disabilities.

Expert advice on blind and low vision-assistive tech - this week, wearable devices.

Monash Uni academic discusses doctorate opportunity in Assistive Technology.

Leading officers of Blind Citizens Australia give an update on latest developments in the organisation.

Adaptive tech expert reviews latest developments for people with blindness and low vision.

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

Expert reviews of latest blind-assistive tech - this week from Apple.

Greens Senator speaks at a Perth forum on disability access and a recent Royal Commission.

A puppy carer and teacher shares experiences of volunteering and bringing puppies to school.

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

From a recent roundtable in Perth - disaster management and preparation for blind/low vision people.

Vision Australia's expert reviews latest blind-assistive technology and opportunities.

Interviews with a Seeing Eye Dog carer, and experts discussing an important new centre.

Blind Citizens Australia recognises unpaid workers as we celebrate National Volunteer Week.

Latest blind-assistive tech including AI, Google, Apple and a world Braille conference

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

Radio 2RPH's manager speaks about the Sydney station serving listeners with print disabilities.

Tech expert updates on Apple, Sonos, Telstra, Braille pre-training and a big Awareness Day.

Disability advocate Graeme Innes discusses the role of the University Accord in providing fair access.

In the leadup to Mother's Day, two mothers who are dog guardians share experiences.

The role of vets on World Vet Day 2024, and lived experience of a blind volunteer dog carer.

Vision Australia tech expert Sam Taylor discusses blind and low vision assistive tech developments.

An innovative Australian businesswoman discusses how to make beauty products more PwD-accessible.

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

An experienced Seeing Eye Dog handler tells his own story of transition to a new dog.

Dog Guide mobility is expertly discussed to mark International Guide Dog Day.

Assistive tech expert looks at AI, its use for blind/low vision people and relevant useful tech.

Looks back at Tasmanian elections 2022 - has anything changed for low vision voters' access since then?

Vision Australia expert reviews latest blind-assistive tech developments, including for better road safety.

Experiences of training, looking after the health of, and raising money for, Seeing Eye Dogs.

Guests discuss two accessible public transport apps for people with blindness or low vision.

Expert reviews new assistive tech including the Mini Guide Holder, various Microsoft and Apple updates.

Blind Citizens Australia interview on information access for people with print disabilities.

Expert review latest blind-assistive technology including smart headphones and glasses.

Expert tips on identifying and treating dog parasites, and how to breed world-class dog guides.

Interview with award-winning former BCA President John Simpson AM about his life and work.

The role and importance of Business Support in Blind Citizens Australia.

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

An expert discusses Artificial Intelligence and how it can help blind-low vision people.

Expert on blind-assistive tech updates digital clocks, wearables and more.

Meet Winnie the dog, not Winnie the Pooh.

Kirsten is a Seeing Eye Dogs handler who talks to us about her busy life as a classical soprano singer and her life and partnership with Seeing Eye Dog Kimba.

Regular expert reviews a range of new blind-assistive tech developments - and a world conference.

Special guest tells Blind Citizens Australia about her app to better access public transport.

Assistive tech expert's updates on Braille, stopwatch, Google, NBN and much more!

Seeing Eye Dog handlers speak about International Women's Day 2024 and its inclusion theme.

Latest developments in blind-assistive technology, reviewed by a Vision Australia expert.

Dog handler Vicki talks of her life and partnership with Seeing Eye Dog Farrah.

Reviews of new blind-assistive tech including a colouring book, ear buds, echo pops and a speech-recognition mike.

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

Blind-assistive technology expert reviews the Hable One, a new Braille keyboard, and more.

A dog handler speaks on his partnership with his Seeing Eye Dog and their forthcoming Trek for Vision NZ.

Lived experience on working with Seeing Eye Dogs and advice on dealing with their arthritis.

Vision Australia Seeing Eye Dogs staff talk of instruction and Chinese Year of the Dragon!

Features perspectives of a Vision Australia Seeing Eye Dog handler and an equipment expert.

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

Vision Australia's expert in blind-assistive tech reviews latest products from the Vision Store.

Blind-assistive tech expert discusses latest trends and products - and how we react to them.

Experiences of someone raising a puppy to hopefully become a Seeing Eye Dog.

A Seeing Eye Dogs mobility Instructor talks of their journey, from training to retirement.

Vision Australia's assistive tech expert reviews an industry conference and new tech from VA store and elsewhere.

Vision Australia staff discuss training good recall in guide dogs and maintaining their condition.

Vision Australia tech expert David Woodbridge runs though the assistive tech he uses personally.

Blind/low vision assistive tech expert reviews a screen reader survey and several new products.

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

Expert talks about day-to-day technologies used day-to-day like mobile phones, tablets and computers.

Discusses the increasing role of support workers in the lives of blind and low vision people.

On World Braille Day, Vision Australia program celebrates Braille, assesses its impact and looks at its future.

Experts give tips on managing guide dogs at holiday events and protecting dogs in hot weather.

An expert gives guide dog puppy training tips including games and indoor activities.

Tips for managing guide dogs around social events, and all about the Seeing Eye Dogs Youth Program.

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

New BLV-assistive smart glasses, cane, earplugs, radar and more are reviewed.

On World Braille Day, an update on latest assistive tech for people with blindness and low vision.

Vision Australia tech expert reviews what worked well in 2023, and looks ahead to what 2024 promises.

Vision Australia experts look at how Artificial Intelligence can best be used by blind/low vision people.

Reviewing new assistive tech: iOS, Android, Mac, a telescopic cane and an online conference!

Vision Australia professionals Fiona Demark on her blindness experience, and vet Dr Jacinta Millard on the importance of microchipping.

Features Seeing Eye Dogs instructor Brooke Anderson and Cassandra Chiu of K9 Assistance Singapore.

Renee Lyon, Quantum RLV demonstrates the Orcam reader and Blind Shell Classic, specially designed mobile phone.

Tech consultant David Woodbridge discusses latest blind-assistive tech including new O&M apps.

Vision Australia Technology Manager Damo McMorrow discusses using tech with your dog guide. Plus other assistive tools.

Latest in assistive tech for blind/low vision. This edition: Forza Motorsport Racing game and latest smartphone developments.

Studio 1 compares the benefits of the guide dog and the cane for blind mobility.

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

Assistive tech reviewed this week includes JAWS, Zoomtext and Fusion.

We award 2023's Most Interesting Device - and more.

We review new assistive Mac products, the Brailliant Bix, the All Terrain Cane and more!

A non-scary from Apple, and latest moves to restrict kids' phone time.

Some assistive tech we wish was still around or updated to suit today's tech.

Talking Tech looks at Monarch software, explores White Cane Safety Day, and more from the AT Guys.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

How do seeing eye dogs become confident? They do a confidence course! Staff at Seeing Eye Dogs talk of the course and their work.

On the Seeing Eye Dogs Show, keeping calm - a dog handler and a development trainer share their expert advice.

A Seeing Eye Dogs handler tells of her six months adventure skiing Canada with her faithful furry friend.

On the Seeing Eye Dogs Show: a trainer checks the new puppy carers program. And a retired Seeing Eye Dogs Instructor wins a major award.

This week: expert dog and puppy development trainers, the OZTOPDOG Competition... and why have dogs in the workplace?

On this episode of the Seeing Eye Dogs Show: toys, treats and training - with an expert dog handler and a puppy development trainer.

What impact can a Seeing Eye Dog have on your life? Why support the Petbarn Foundation? What makes good puppy placement?

The Seeing Eye Dogs Show backs a major appeal, and restates Vision Australia's commitment to indigenous reconciliation.

This episode checks the latest from a major international conference... and some doggy dental hygiene tips!

This episode: cooperative care, dog choices, animal husbandry, positive training, tips for flying with your dog, and an exciting NZ trek!

This episode features the work of Dog Guide Handlers Australia - and expert advice on getting your dog to optimal body condition.

On the Seeing Eye Dogs Show, the work of the CNIB Foundation... and a veteran dog handler tells his story of new life after 80.

Talking Tech looks at an accessible racing game, JAWS, Fusion, Zoomtext latest, the New Pixel Phone and Pixel Watch.

The Royal Commission Report into Violence against People with a Disability; developments at Meta Connect; and more.

This episode covers: new Apple devices, iOS17, FaceTime integration with Apple TV, and more.

Apple Keynote event: iOS 17 - the main blind and low vision accessibility features.

This episode: where to catch up with the new hardware announced by Apple in September 2023. And what exactly is Twit TV?

Warnings on the Deep Space Network, Space X launches iPhone Emergency SOS satellites, Nissan recycles car batteries, more.

This edition: how the EU’S New Battery Rule could change your iPhone.

This episode: Be-My-Eyes AI Assistant; VO Starter for Teaching Voiceover on iOS is back; Mobile Phone 3D Screen Amplifier.

Assistive tech for people with low vision at home, school, work: VA Digital Access Assistive Tech Survey, Bindi Maps Navigation Survey.

Latest assistive tech for home, school, and employment - for people who are blind.

This edition: Exploring Tech Webinar for accessing print, ASMR, MyNoise app, Now Shocks earbuds, new Samsung products.

Talking Tech explores things you can still do offline - no Internet or wifi needed.