Oct 6, 2022
We start off our 100th Anniversary Episode part 4 Clip show with the developer of AirBuddy Guide Rambo.
Episode 51 brought the Fantastic Foursome all together on the same episode for the first time with Allison, Brian, Ed, and jeanine for what do you expect but an Apple event recap.
Episode 52 brought skateboarder Justin Bishop to the show.
Episode 54 brought us therapist and Author Rebecca Alexander and Inspiration porn.
Episode 55 brought former guest Joe Steinkamp in as a co-host to discuss a little Microsoft news.
We had a bunch of Apple announcements which then led up to Episode 57 where we spoke with Michael Kalberer.
Episode 58 was our first mention of The Yahoo Mini-Documentary The All Blind Football League that we had filmed a few months ago, and was also TJ Meloy’s first appearance on the show. And Episode 59 brought the entire cast of the Yahoo All blind Fantasy Football league and the principles at Yahoo behind the project to the show.
Episode 61 was our tremendously popular demo of the powerful NumPad Commander for the Mac.
Episode 62 brought blind developer and space man Sina Bahram to the show.
Episode 63 was a special end of the year Festival What’s Pissing Off Brian Now. Because what says anger more than the holidays?
Episode 64 brought fellow podcaster and friend of the show Steven Scott on for a chat about the new show he was launching, Blind Guy Talks Tech.
Episode 65 brought Accessibility Evangelist Samuel Proulx from Fable to the show.
On Episode 66 we began to see the light out of the pandemic and the virtual studios became That Real Blind Tech Show Lairs.
Episode 67 brought us Eric Wickstrom from IDC for a conversation about audio description.
Episode 68 was a demo of the Spectrum Cable App with Cloud DVR.
Episode 69 brought all of us together for our Mac versus PC Smack down.
Episode 70 was a demo of the fantastic Mac mail client and a demo of what a disaster iCloud.com still is with VoiceOver.
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