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iCantCU Podcast

iCantCU with David, your window into a world where blindness doesn't dictate ability.

Podcast · By David B. Goldstein · English · Official site

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Sep 3, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    I Bought the Perfect Gadget—But Couldn't Use It (opens the original)

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    I bought Pocket because it seemed like the perfect device for me. It could record conversations, create transcripts, and pull out action items and to-do lists. The biggest selling point was the ability to use it with phone calls. Unfortunately, the hardware was not the problem. The app was not accessible enough for me to use the features I needed, so I returned it. That experience highlights a bigger issue I face whenever I consider new technology. A great device can become useless if the app th

  2. Episode · Jul 30, 2026

    Am I a Creep for Wearing Smart Glasses? (opens the original)

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    Are people who wear smart glasses creeps and weirdos—or are critics overlooking how blind people use this technology? In episode 300 of iCantCU, I respond to the growing backlash against Ray-Ban Meta and other camera-equipped smart glasses. While some people misuse the technology, blind and low-vision users rely on it to read signs, locate exits and restrooms, identify objects, and navigate unfamiliar airports, hotels, and convention spaces. I also recap my trip to Austin for the National Federa

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