Access Matters
A podcast of Aira Tech Corp. with Jenine Stanley
4 days ago

S2E10 - Access with a Kiwi Twist

In this final episode of Season 2 we introduce our newest Access Network partner, Eden Park, New Zealand’s national stadium. Next we look back at our season opener as Marci Carpenter and Ron Brown talk about how blind people access sporting events. This interview first aired in March of 2024.

1 month ago

S2E9 - Zeroing Barriers to Access

Learn about Aira's participation in the Zero Project conference,a global look at access with our CEO, Troy Otillio, Florian Gutman of our engineering team, and Frances West of Frances West & Co.

2 months ago

S2E8 - Team with a Vision

Join us as we interview MABVI's Team with a Vision as they prepare for the Boston Marathon. Learn about being a guide runner, listen to one woman's story of her run and meet a couple that partnered for running, and for life.

4 months ago

S2E7 - Access as Synergy with Matt Ater

Synergy is defined when elements combine with a result that is better than the some of their parts. In this episode meet Matt Ater, Senior Vice President of Global Sales and Marketing for Vispero, makers of the JAWS, ZoomText and Fusion screen access programs.Synergy is defined when elements combine with a result that is better than the some of their parts. In this episode meet Matt Ater, Senior Vice President of Global Sales and Marketing for Vispero, makers of the JAWS, ZoomText and Fusion screen access p

5 months ago

S2E6 - Accessing Autonomy through Transportation

In this episode of "Access Matters," host Jeanine Stanley talks with Ron Brooks, founder of Accessible Avenue and Senior director of Policy and Stakeholder engagement with Uzurv. Ron shares his personal journey, highlighting the impact of technology like smartphones and apps on mobility for people with disabilities. He discusses the challenges and advancements in public transit, including the rise of rideshare services and autonomous vehicles.

6 months ago

S2E5 - Accesing a vision of justice

Retired US Court of Appeals judge David Tatel talks about his book "Vision a Memoir of Justice and Blindness" and the effect politicizing the courts has on accessibility.