On this Episode, Sam talks with Bre Grand, project manager with Metro Transit about a six 

month pilot program during which Metro Transit riders can access the popular app Aira for people with low or no vision for free. She'll be joined by Ken Rodgers, and Jenine Stanley, Aira’s Director of Customer Communication.

This week, Sam talks with Raul Gallegos about NAGDU, National Association of Guide Dog Users

This week, we revisit a conversation Sam had from 2019 with Matt Baker from Polara about talking audible traffic signals.

This week, Sam talks with Brian Benshoof, CEO of MRCI WorkSource, a non profit provider of vocational and day services in Minnesota, and Erin Braaten, Vice President of Human Resources of Rise Inc.

Sherie Wallace joins Sam this week along with some newly graduated students to talk about their experience in the Partners in Policymaking Program.

This week. Sam talks to author Peter Altschul about his new book Riding Elephants: Creating Common Ground Where Contention Rules.

This week Sam talks to Jane McClure, Managing Editor at Access Press, a monthly newspaper covering disability topics and issues.

This week, Sam talks with author Ann Chiappetta about her new series of stories. Anne is joined by the readers of the Audible version, Graydon Schlichter and Lillian Yves.

This week, join us as we reair a show from October 15, 2020, as Sam as she talks with Curt Jones on how people with vision impairments can golf.  Also it happens that this was a pledge drive show, we always appreciate donations, but just be aware were pledge drive free!

This week, Sam talks with the Executive Director of Homes For Our Troops. Bill Ivey, who will be talking to us about accessible housing for vets.