Braille has come a long way since its creation. How to learn it hasn’t changed much – until now. In this episode we introduce you to Hadley – a new resource available online worldwide to teach adults Braille.

The Hable One is branded as the easiest physical Braille keyboard for your smartphone. With a claim like that, we just have to find out if it's true.

Text magnifiers are nothing new, but the Ruby 10 is the new kid on the block. We go hands-on and find out what new technology can make the Ruby 10 stand out from its competitors.

Mother's and Father's Day are around the corner. We help ask the age-old question: what do I get them? We go to the source and find out what moms and dads out there have on their wish list. Their tech wish list, of course.

Some don't take it seriously, but ransomware can cripple and even destroy lives. So what is it all about? Grant Hardy and a security expert join us to dive in and give you tips on staying protected.

CES introduces us to many new and emerging technology, but most of it is years away from coming to market. Enter Labrador Systems, an innovative company that is releasing an assistive robot designed to help people throughout the house.

There are a lot of buzzwords in the tech space: Metaverse, NFTs, Crypto and Web 3.0. We try to break it down and define Web 3.0 in plain English and determine what it might mean for an accessible future.

In this episode, we welcome Maël Fabien, CEO and founder of Biped.ai. We talk all about his new product that is designed to complement the white cane with technology that might even be able to tell you WHO is approaching.

In celebration of International Women’s Day, we are joined by author, speaker and disability rights lawyer Haben Girma about her career and how she advises some of the biggest tech companies in the world.

Reading has come a long way for people who are blind or partially sighted. We welcome Red Széll, the host of AMI-audio’s My Life in Books, to discuss how technology has helped make the reading experience a little better over time.

Microsoft’s Dave Dame joins us to talk about how he helps make Microsoft’s Surface hardware accessible for everyone.

As a parent, no task seems as daunting as explaining the dangers of the Internet. Where do you even begin? How do you do it without scaring them? One company has taken on that task with programs and software to help out parents everywhere.

You’ve got questions, and we’ve got answers … we hope! Our viewers aren’t shy about sending us their tech questions. Shaun Preece joins Steven and Marc to answer them all.

What does the future look like from an accessibility point of view? Dave Dame has cerebral palsy, and heads up accessibility at Microsoft. He joins us to discuss his vision of an accessible future of working from home.

The term metaverse seems like a catchphrase, but it's more than just augmented or virtual reality. It’s a new digital future. How will we navigate it? Will it be accessible? And what is it, really? Chris Matthieu joins Steven and Marc to dive in.

Windows has always carried a slew of accessibility features, so it's no surprise that Windows 11 would have the same, if not more. In this episode, we speak with Carolina Hernandez about some of the new features Microsoft has unveiled in accessibility for Windows 11.

Microsoft’s latest gaming release, Forza Horizon 5, has won awards for its accessibility. Yet people still ask the question: “How can a first-person point of view driving game be accessible?” We speak to gamers and developers to find out just that.

Every year, the tech world converges on Las Vegas, virtually or in-person, to celebrate the latest tech innovations to come. In this one-hour special, we highlight some of the latest innovations being announced at CES 2022.

Amazon continues to update their Echo line of smart devices, and have unveiled some pretty interesting innovations. From a home hub intended for the kitchen, to a travelling robot that might just become your new best friend, what has Amazon come up with lately? We find out.

It's Louis Braille’s birthday, and we celebrate by looking at how braille has evolved since its inception in the 1820s. From printing technology to digital braille readers, the language is still widely used and continued to grow with the times.

The year 2021 was a pretty big one in the digital space. From AI voices to accessibility at some of the biggest brands in the world, we’ve covered it all. In this episode, we look back at 2021 and highlight some of the incredible people we’ve spoken to and see where we are today.

On the go. In the home. At the office. Tech accessories round out our days and make them THAT much better. So what are our top picks for best accessories of 2021?

What should you get your tech-enthusiast loved ones for the holidays? We break down our Must-Have’s for our holiday stockings in our 2021 holiday gift guide.

There was no shortage of laptops announced this year. From high-end production to in-school note taking, which laptops are the best for YOUR needs? We break them down.

Getting assistance when you need it comes down to a lot of variables. One company however, Aira, wants to make them your one-stop shop.

Ten years after the passing of Steve Jobs, is Apple still innovating at the same level? James Rath joins us to talk about his experience and sit-down with Tim Cook.

It's been a busy fall season for Apple. On this episode, we go hands on with Apple’s latest iPhones, iPads and MacBooks.

Be My Eyes is a go-to app for those who need help seeing around the house, the office or just about anywhere. The founders join us to take a deep dive into this truly accessible app.

TCL may be known for their televisions and smartphones, but what about smart glasses? Yes, TCL has released NXTWEAR glasses and Steven takes them for a spin.

In the age of smart speakers, are we really safe letting them into our home? On this Halloween edition, we dive into the safety of smart speakers.

OrCam's second generation text to speech tool, MyEye 2, is here and packed with way more features than just turning text into audio. OrCam's Rafi Fischer joins us from Israel to break it all down and dive deep.

You met the man who developed Stevie Wonder's tech, but how has making music changed with all the latest technology? Avid's Ed Gray tells us, alongside his friend Rob Arbittier, to pick up where we left off in our last episode.

Before modern computers, Stevie Wonder had a mastermind who helped push his music farther. In this two-part series, we introduce you to Rob Arbittier and Avid's Ed Gray.

Samsung has far from abandoned the folding smartphone, and this generation is getting even better.

Earlier this year, Microsoft unveiled its newest cloud service, Windows 365, a full-fledged PC paid monthly and available on many devices. But is it accessible? Is it useful? Microsoft's Jason Brommet joins us to answer those questions, and more.

Apple's latest operating system is almost here! We dive into what makes it shiny and new.