The Blind Podmaker

The Blind Podmaker

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The Blind Podmaker episodes

  • Episode 6 – Recording quality screen reader demos

    My sincere apologies that due to a misconfiguration issue, I did not record the audio from Clubhouse for the Blind Podcasters’ Roundtable. However, here’s a presentation from me, Jonathan Mosen, about recording a good screen reader demo, including some of the stylistic and technical things you might want to consider.

     
     
    Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.
     
    Be sure to follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse, and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to [email protected]

    24 min
  • Episode 5 – Shaun Preece shows us how to get started with Audacity

    This episode is generously contributed by Shaun Preece, who shows us how to get started with audacity. Audacity is a free, powerful, cross-platform digital audio work station, and if you’re looking for something to create your podcast with, it’s worth your consideration.

    Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.
     
    Be sure to follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse, and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to [email protected]
     

    32 min
  • Episode 4 – Blind Podcasters' Roundtable for 5 April 2021

    Some of the topics discussed this week include:

    Jingles for your podcast, transcripts, RME audio interfaces, accessibility of the Rode Podcaster, the Zoom Podtrack P4, making the most of audio on Clubhouse with just the iPhone’s built-in mic, good headphones for podcast monitoring.
     
    Be sure to follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse, and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to [email protected]
     

    56 min
  • Episode 2 – Review of some podcast hosts from a blindness perspective

    This episode draws from the Mosen At Large archives. Are you thinking about starting a podcast, or perhaps you already run one and aren't happy with where your podcast is being hosted? Jonathan Mosen reviews some podcast hosts from a blindness perspective.

    Services mentioned include:
    Libsyn, Anchor, Podbean, SoundCloud, Buzzsprout, Captivate, Transistor, Simplecast, Castos, and my favourite podcast host of the moment and new home for Mosen At Large, Pinecast.
    Jonathan makes mention of the Auphonic post-production service, and Rev for podcast transcriptions.
    If you’d like to take Pinecast for a spin, use Jonathan's referral code to get a 40% discount for your first four months and help out with the costs of running The Blind Podmaker at the same time. The code is:
    r-dac7da

    35 min
  • Episode 1 – Blind Podcasters' Roundtable for 29 March 2021 featuring Dan Kelley from Ohio State School for the Blind

    Welcome to The Blind Podmaker podcast. This is a recording of the Blind Podcasters’ Roundtable from Clubhouse for 29 March, featuring Dan Kelley from the Ohio State School for the Blind.

     
    Dan talks about the work he is doing with his students and how it assists their educational goals. Listeners also discuss compression,  the Auphonic tools, and Isotope RX.
     
    Don’t forget to subscribe to our Blind Podmaker email group by sending a blank email to [email protected].
     

    And if you’re on Clubhouse check out The Blind Podmaker club.
    0 min

About The Blind Podmaker

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Blind or low vision? Running your own podcast or want to create one? The Blind Podmaker features tips, tricks, demos, tutorials and resources all produced with the blind podcast creator in mind. We focus on the use of accessible tools with screen readers and other blindness-related assistive technology, plus tips on the art of creating compelling content.