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Kelly and Company
By Accessible Media IncSociety & Culture
Kelly and Company episodes
- Ferns TEDx Talk!We talk about the TEDx Kingston Upon Thames event that took place on January 11th, and one of the speakers was our very own Fern Lulham! We ask her how that went!16 min
- Learning About the MyNoise AppMichael Feir stops by to tell us about the My Noise app. What is it and how does it work? We find out.16 min
- Full Show - Episode 751What are some benefits of doing dry January? Jeff Ryman explains in his health report. Margrett Weldon introduces us to Toronto’s newest member of AMI’S Apprenticeship Program! Newfoundland and Labrador still lacks regulations for Service Animals. Why is that? Ryan Delehanty tells us more. How can you make existing games more accessible? Debbie Eva Williams and Dave Dennis give us some ideas!1 hr 47 min
- Making Existing Games More AccessibleHow can you make existing games more accessible? Debbie Eva Williams and Dave Dennis give us some ideas!15 min
- Buzz With Bill: January, 15 2020It’s the Wednesday edition of Buzz With Bill with Producer Bill Shackleton!14 min
- Lacking Regulations for Service Animals?Newfoundland and Labrador still lacks regulations for Service Animals. Why is that? Ryan Delehanty tells us more.13 min
- Meeting AMI's Newest Apprentice!Margrett Weldon introduces us to Toronto’s newest member of AMI’S Apprenticeship Program!16 min
- Benefits of Dry JanuaryWhat are some benefits of doing dry January? Jeff Ryman explains in his health report.15 min
- Accessible Tech of the FutureTom Dekker continues his discussion on accessibility developments for the next decade.19 min
- Sex and Disability: January, 2020How can you help your disabled lover use the facilities? Sex and Disability expert, Andrew Gurza tells us more.16 min
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Join Kelly MacDonald and contributors from the blind, partially sighted and disability community for lively one-hour discussions about arts, entertainment and the lifestyle issues that matter to you.