Episodes
135
Latest episode
Oct 2026
Language
EN-AU
Welcome to The Digital Access Show. We meet with everyone to discuss everything related to digital accessibility, what it is, how to implement it, and who it truly benefits.
On this week's episode of The Digital Access Show, Sandra Muller from True North Content returns to explore the trauma lens. What is trauma, and how can content designers create more considerate, trauma-aware language for websites? Plus, Sandra shares plans for a new blog to help spread the word about the trauma lens. Join us for an unusual episode with plenty to think about!
On this week's episode of The Digital Access Show, our guest is content design specialist Nikki Fiedler from Content Design Hub! With 14 years of industry experience, Nikki shares why putting users first matters, why inclusivity is essential to content design, and how digital content can help build a more accessible, inclusive society.
In this week's episode of The Digital Access Show , we are looking at digital accessibility from a brand-new perspective. Sandra Muller from True North Content is a word specialist who helps simplify content like legislation and regulations. Sandra discusses the process behind this work, the tools they use to track their writing, and tips for anyone trying to keep content digitally accessible.
On this week's episode of The Digital Access Show , we have Hanah from Care Done Differently. Hanah is a support worker who primarily works with young people and adults with disability and mental health needs. Hanah explores how communication bridges gaps, accessible websites empower people with disabilities, and meeting people where they are both intellectually and emotionally creates connection.
On this week's episode of The Digital Access Show , we’re joined by returning guest Luke Irwin from Aegis Cybersecurity. This week, we’re diving into the hot topic of AI-integrated glasses. Are they safe? Who stands to benefit most? And what needs to happen to protect privacy and ensure consent?
This week on The Digital Access Show, we’re joined by Catharina Williams-van Klinken, a translator and university teacher living in Timor-Leste. Working across languages including Tétun, Catharina shares her experience of teaching and translating with a vision impairment, including the unique challenges of Bible translation. She also gives her candid take on digital accessibility tools such as NVDA, the open-source screen reader, and how they help her with day-to-day tasks.
On this week's episode of The Digital Access Show , we’re diving into the political side of digital accessibility with Tiffany Ashdown, who’s running for Hobart City Council in Tasmania. Tiffany shares why she’s stepping into local politics, why disability needs a stronger voice in voting and representation, and why digital accessibility matters.
Episode Notes This week on The Digital Access Show, we’re switching things up! Join our guest host Kim Amor, Managing Director and Head of Marketing & Technical Assistance at KN Website Design, as she chats with our very own Narelle Wright from DASAT for a conversation about the history of access to information. From handwritten documents to printed materials. From Braille to computers, screen readers and today's digital world, we look at how technology has changed access to information, the barriers that still exist, and why accessibility matters. Because access to information isn't a luxury. It's about independence, participation and being able to make your own choices.
On this week’s episode of The Digital Access Show , we chat with Louise Chiu from Australian mortgage brokerage The Loan Lounge. Louise shares how smart technology can streamline paperwork, why meeting clients halfway matters, and her personal experience with disability through her mum’s hearing impairment.
This week on The Digital Access Show , Bernard Jones from Impact Corporate Training joins us to talk all things digital accessibility. Bernard shares insights from his Make Your Documents Accessible training, explores how governments are beginning to prioritise digital accessibility, and unpacks the stats behind disability today—highlighting why accessible digital experiences matter.
Claim this listing to keep it up to date, reach guests who want to pitch you, and manage bookings with Guestify.
Claim this listing
Privacy Guides
Alexander Spencer
