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See Things Differently with HumanWare

Each month, charismatic show hosts Peter Tucic and Rachel Ramos deliver story-driven content based on human-interest.

Podcast · By HumanWare · American English · Official site

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Sep 17, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 17, 2026

    S1E21 - From Classroom to Product Room: Roger Steinberg on Designing for Low Vision (opens the original)

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    Hosts Rachel Ramos and David Woodbridge kick off the fall season by turning the spotlight in-house, welcoming HumanWare's own Low Vision Product Manager, Roger Steinberg, for his first-ever interview appearance. Roger traces his path from eight years as an inclusion classroom teacher, through assistive technology work for the state of Florida, to product roles at Kurzweil Educational Systems and BAUM USA before landing at HumanWare five years ago. He and the hosts dig into what makes low vision

  2. Episode · Aug 23, 2026

    S1E20 - Building for Braille: A Bursary Winner's Journey and NVDA Turns 20 (opens the original)

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    This month, hosts Rachel Ramos and David Woodbridge kick things off with a shout-out to loyal listener Svetlana, a longtime podcast fan (and two-time Braille reader of War and Peace !) before diving into a HumanWare bursary winner spotlight. Joining the show is Samuel White, a bursary recipient from Brisbane, Australia, currently studying for a Bachelor of Information Technology at Queensland University of Technology (QUT). Samuel talks about his transition from screen magnification to speech an

  3. Episode · Jul 17, 2026

    S1E19 - Fall in Love with the Problem: Tech Innovation and Mobility with Dr. Erin Foley & Greg Stilson (opens the original)

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    Welcome to July! In this episode of See Things Differently , hosts Rachel Ramos and David Woodbridge dive deep into the world of travel, orientation, and independent mobility. They are joined by Dr. Erin Foley, an Orientation and Mobility (O\&M) specialist from San Francisco State University, to discuss travel strategies, tactile mapping, and the reality of using modern AI tools like Ray-Ban Meta glasses on the go. Later in the episode, Greg Stilson, Vice President of Digital Transformation at t

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