• corrected, NHL and Blue Jays, Monday, May 5, 2025
    May 6 2025
    The meeting addressed key issues in professional sports, mainly hockey and baseball. Topics included NHL coaching changes, playoff matchups, team analyses of the Maple Leafs, Panthers, Oilers, and Golden Knights, and Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s contract extension with the Blue Jays, highlighting its implications for the team's front office.
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    47 mins
  • What Are My Thoughts on the Federal Election Results with Lily Frederiksen, Thursday, May 1, 2025
    May 1 2025
    Canadian Election Results and ExpectationsThe discussion focuses on the recent election results in Canada. Lily and Ali share their expectations and observations about the outcome. They agree that the close race and the NDP’s poor performance were not surprising. Ali expresses surprise that the Liberals didn’t secure a majority government, attributing this to Conservative leader […]
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    42 mins
  • What Are Our Favourite Songs From The Last Several Decades? Featuring Eric Alper, Monday, April 7, 2025
    Apr 11 2025
    Eric and I discuss Our Favourite songs, and Read Listener favourites. Check out Eric’s website: http://www.thatericalper.com
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    32 mins
  • Why Was the Applevis Website Closed to Shutting Down? Why Was the Reaction So significant? Featuring Steven Scot, Tuesday, April 8, 2025
    Apr 8 2025
    keywordsAppleViz, Be My Eyes, technology, accessibility, community, legacy, user experience, Mac, PC, blind community, technology, accessibility, Braille, CSUN, learning styles, WhatsApp, voiceover, assistive devices, affordability, innovation summaryIn this conversation, Ali Moosa and Steven Scott discuss the recent developments surrounding AppleViz, a significant resource for the blind community, particularly in light of its founder David Goodwin’s […]
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    42 mins
  • It’s Not What It Looks Like, Friday, April 4, 2025
    Apr 7 2025
    We discussed our impressions of Molly Burke’s book, focusing on her experiences growing up with vision loss and navigating the school system, as well as the perception of people with disabilities in society and the concept of interdependence. The team also discussed the process of writing a book and the courage it takes to share […]
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    51 mins
  • Why Is It Important to Exercise Your Right To Vote in Canada? What Types of Accommodations are available at Polling Stations for blind people? Featuring Lily Frederiksen, Sunday, April 6, 2025
    Apr 7 2025
    For those of you that were listening to the live stream, apologies for all of the dropouts. It has been cleaned up in the podcast version keywords Canada, voting, elections, voter rights, political leaders, economic policies, accessibility, electoral reform, politics, constitution, Trump, Canada, voting, accessibility, podcasting, economy, sovereignty, elections summary In this conversation, Ali Moosa […]
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    38 mins
  • Corrected! What Does the Extended Rogers NHL Deal Mean for Canadian Sports Media? Featuring Mark Hebsher, Friday, April 4, 2025
    Apr 5 2025
    keywords Rogers NHL deal, sports broadcasting, Bell, TSN, media consumption, Don Cherry, radio, broadcasting controversies, sports media, retirement, sports commentary, Max Scherzer, sports media, diversity in media, broadcasting, play-by-play, sports fans, media landscape, sports journalism, sports analysis summary In this conversation, Mark Hebbscher discusses the evolution of sports broadcasting, focusing on the recent Rogers NHL […]
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    48 mins