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Mia-Nina plays songs from her upcoming EP Just 3 words. All songs on the EP were recorded locally on the Kapiti Coast.
A range of topics and genres from both our live studio and prerecorded shows.
A range of topics and genres from both our live studio and prerecorded shows.
A range of topics and genres from both our live studio and prerecorded shows.
A range of topics and genres from both our live studio and prerecorded shows.
A range of topics and genres from both our live studio and prerecorded shows.
Nigel speaks to Gemma from Resonate Health about being a finalist in the Electra Business Awards.
A range of topics and genres from both our live studio and prerecorded shows.
A range of topics and genres from both our live studio and prerecorded shows.
A range of topics and genres from both our live studio and prerecorded shows.
A range of topics and genres from both our live studio and prerecorded shows.
Enjoy hearing from experts on conservation and nature. This year's Winter Speaker Series features some of Aotearoa's leading scientists and conservation specialists. For the curious and nature lovers there's diverse topics covering everything from agriculture to the sea, genetics and breeding, predators, our cities, and insects' bizarre behaviour. Places are limited. Paper koha entry is appreciated.
Kāpiti has some serious musical talent, and the library wants to hear it! In collaboration with Crawshaw Music School, The Family Music Store, Mostly Music and Kāpiti Coast District Libraries invite our budding songwriters to create the finest tunes in Kāpiti. There are three categories in age groups (each with their own winner): 5-12 13-17 18+. Win either a Cort AD810 Acoustic Guitar or half a day studio recording time! Competition closes 5pm Friday 17 May. https://www.kapiticoast.govt.nz/libraries/news-and-events/kapiti-songwriting-competition/
A range of topics and genres from both our live studio and prerecorded shows.
A range of topics and genres from both our live studio and prerecorded shows.
Some of the boys dropped in to give us our very own live show this morning. A bit of a chat first then a great song. Had us all dancing about in the studio. The 4 May 2024 Show is nearly sold out so get your tickets asap.
A range of topics and genres from both our live studio and prerecorded shows.
A range of topics and genres from both our live studio and prerecorded shows.
A range of topics and genres from both our live studio and prerecorded shows.
The very popular Otaki kids market is on again on Sun 21st April. Hester from Aotea College has started her own face painting business, Lauren from Te Horo will be running her nail painting stall and Ciara from Lower Hutt will be selling her pens, dummy chains, keyring and more at the market. Over 80 kids will be running 52 stalls at the market in Otaki - so go visit them, say Hi and support our kids.
Interviews with the directors of this Kapiti Playhouse production as well as the young actors playing Oliver
A range of topics and genres from both our live studio and prerecorded shows.
StarJam, a not-for-profit where young New Zealanders with disabilities unleash their full potential through the magic of music, dance and performance. Our nationwide workshops, gigs and events connect our young people with disabilities (Jammers) with their passions, peers and wider community. Join us today and play your part in creating a New Zealand that celebrates the potential in everyone StarJam can be reached at stardom.org
A range of topics and genres from both our live studio and prerecorded shows.
On Monday (March 18) the second-annual Neurodiversity Celebration Week kicks off with a Whacky Hat Day championing the unique talents and perspectives of neurodiverse individuals across Aotearoa. The awareness week celebrated globally aims to breakdown stereotypes and misconceptions surrounding neurological differences aiming to support, include and empower every individual to thrive. Donations made from the Whacky Hat Day will go towards sponsoring teacher training in Neurodiversity across Aotearoa. “Approximately 40 percent of the workforce may possess Neurodiverse traits, with many individuals unaware of it,” says Natasya Jones, co-founder of DivergenThinking.
In the Texas state legislature, Christian Democratic Representative James Talarico gave a biblically-based rebuke against a Republican Christian nationalist bill to post the Ten Commandments in all public school classrooms — and it went viral. The repeal of the U.K.'s notorious “no promo homo” Section 28 and the opening of Lord of the Rings: Return of the King made mid-December 2003 a joyous season for world-renowned actor Sir Ian McKellen. He greeted the news at an LGBTQ gathering at Premiere House in Wellington, New Zealand (recorded by Hugh Young of Access Radio's GayBC). And in NewsWrap: Uganda's infamous Anti-Homosexuality Act 2023 faces a quadruple challenge in the nation's Constitutional Court, Scotland's Gender Recognition Reform Bill loses the first round of its fight for approval from the British government, Jordanian queer activists forced to flee from government persecution, Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers vetoes a Republican bill to ban pediatric gender-affirming healthcare, Florida defends school board book bans as the government's right to control libraries, Bucks County, Pennsylvania voters celebrate rescuing their school board from right-wing extremists, and more international LGBTQ news reported this week by Michael Taylor-Gray and Kalyn Hardman (produced by Brian DeShazor). All this on the December 11, 2023 edition of This Way Out! Join our family of listener-donors today at http://thiswayout.org/donate/
My story from New York to Taranaki New Zealand, and he shares his "why". First published on Access Radio on 7 August, 2020. This episode share some of my personal story about my why. If your searching for "How to find my why" or "How to find your why" this may be a nice episode to listen to.
The Access Radio movement is 40 years old and today 12 stations broadcast locally and online. Some fill local gaps left by stations hooked into national networks - and some produce programmes up for national awards. But low-budget broadcasting isn't the only way to reach communities with content these days. Does access radio have a digital-age future?
The Access Radio movement is 40 years old and today 12 stations broadcast locally and online. Some fill local gaps left by stations hooked into national networks - and some produce programmes up for national awards. But low-budget broadcasting isn’t the only way to reach communities with content these days. Does access radio have a digital-age future?
Floresville-area amateur radio enthusiasts and community members can now access a local repeater station. Leroy Kotzur has announced a repeater station for Floresville on GMRS, similar to amateur radio. He said it's a great way to keep in contact for emergencies in case cell phone use goes out because of storms or other events that can cause power outages. A GMRS radio is similar to a CB radio, with up to 50 watt maximum; the repeater also can be used by walkie-talkies capable of accessing the GMRS frequencies. The repeater can reach from 12 to 18 miles, depending on terrain....Article Link
In this Episode: How being blind can create posture problems. Where to get your first white cain. A trip to a botanic garden. Teaching your dog to wear booties. An update on getting out of riots or demonstrations you don’t want to be in, and how to keep your medicine organized both when you travel and at home. The transcript of this episode will be available soon at a link below. Tactile Traveler 11 Transcript Link Or go to TINYURL.COM/TACTILE12 The goal of this podcast is to empower blind and low-vision people to explore the world, and help our sighted friends see the world in a new way. Frequently, as people lose their eyesight, they become more and more isolated. The Tactile Traveler hopes to empower people, not only to go literally around the world, but around the block to new adventures in their lives. All episodes of this program are available at anchor.fm/thetactiletraveler We’d like you to weigh in on how were doing. Please let us know by sending an e-mail to thetactiletraveler@gmail.com we spell traveler the American way with one “L.” Transcripts of this program are also available for our deaf listeners by searching The Tactile Traveler in any search engine. This program is also being broadcast on the Audio Information Network of Colorado and in additional states. It’s also available by typing The Tactile Traveler into any search engine and available wherever you get podcasts and by asking your smart speaker for THE TACTILE TRAVELER podcast. We would like to thank the following people who help make this episode possible. We would like to thank the following people who help make TODAY’S program possible. Be My Eyes Microsoft Accessabilities Tech Support Apple accessibility tech support Aira Lorraine Hutchinson Sarah Williams Sophia Williams Joe Beaver Becca Wirrta Joan Isenberg Erin Byrd Lucas Turner And Raleigh Burleigh This has been TACTILE TRAVELER-EMPOWERING BLIND AND LOW VISION PEOPLE TO explore THE WORLD AND HELPING OUR SIGHTED FRIENDS SEE THE WORLD IN A NEW WAY This has been a production of KDNK community Access Radio, Carbondale, Colorado.
In this Episode: We’ll learn about echolocation, a way to hear to see. How to deal with miserable pillows in hotel and motel rooms. How to avoid accidentally becoming the hunted during hunting season. Getting the most out of Amtrak. What to do when you forgot your chargers. And a trip you won't have to take for a really secret ballot. Our first story begins very quietly. So, don’t worry if you have trouble hearing it at first. You can find a full transcript of this show by clicking the link below: Tactile Traveler 11 Transcript Link Or go to TINYURL.COM/TACTILE11 The goal of this podcast is to empower blind and low-vision people to explore the world, and help our sighted friends see the world in a new way. Frequently, as people lose their eyesight, they become more and more isolated. The Tactile Traveler hopes to empower people, not only to go literally around the world, but around the block to new adventures in their lives. All episodes of this program are available at anchor.fm/thetactiletraveler We’d like you to weigh in on how were doing. Please let us know by sending an e-mail to thetactiletraveler@gmail.com we spell traveler the American way with one “L.” Transcripts of this program are also available for our deaf listeners by searching The Tactile Traveler in any search engine. This program is also being broadcast on the Audio Information Network of Colorado and in additional states. It’s also available by typing The Tactile Traveler into any search engine and available wherever you get podcasts and by asking your smart speaker for THE TACTILE TRAVELER podcast. We would like to thank the following people who help make this episode possible. We would like to thank the following people who help make TODAY’S program possible. Be My Eyes Microsoft Accessibility Tech Support Apple accessibility tech support Pattrick Conarro Joe Beaver Becca Worthem Liz Dorsey Lorraine Hutchinson Sarah Williams Sophia Williams Debbie O’Leary Kriss Mitchell Maurice Perret Jean Alberico Lucas Turner And Raleigh Burleigh This has been TACTILE TRAVELER-EMPOWERING BLIND AND LOW VISION PEOPLE TO explore THE WORLD AND HELPING OUR SIGHTED FRIENDS SEE THE WORLD IN A NEW WAY This has been a production of KDNK community Access Radio, Carbondale, Colorado.
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In this Episode: How we can protect ourselves from the rapidly increasing numbers of bicycles taking over big cities. Free directory assistance if you can’t see your cell phone’s screen. blind reporter has figured out how to do his job which requires lots of travel. Wide angle cameras can help us shoot the video we wand, even if we’re not quite sure where it’s at. Making face masks more comfortable Tips on a very unusual tip for white cains. And how to fly right through Friday the 13th. You can find a full transcript of this show by clicking the link below: Tactile Traveler 10 Transcript Link Or go to TINYURL.COM/TACTILE10 The goal of this podcast is to empower blind and low-vision people to explore the world, and help our sighted friends see the world in a new way. Frequently, as people lose their eyesight, they become more and more isolated. The Tactile Traveler hopes to empower people, not only to go literally around the world, but around the block to new adventures in their lives. All episodes of this program are available at anchor.fm/thetactiletraveler We’d like you to weigh in on how were doing. Please let us know by sending an e-mail to thetactiletraveler@gmail.com we spell traveler the American way with one “L.” Transcripts of this program are also available for our deaf listeners by searching The Tactile Traveler in any search engine. This program is also being broadcast on the Audio Information Network of Colorado and in additional states. It’s also available by typing The Tactile Traveler into any search engine and available wherever you get podcasts and by asking your smart speaker for THE TACTILE TRAVELER podcast. We would like to thank the following people who help make this episode possible. We would like to thank the following people who help make TODAY’S program possible. Be My Eyes Microsoft Accessibility Tech Support Apple accessibility tech support Aira Daniel Kish Maurice Peret Doug Yakel Cary Cooper AAnahit LaBarre Susan RoAnne Will Schell Lorraine Hutchinson Ken Barker Sarah Williams Sophia Williams Lucas Turner And Raleigh Burleigh This has been TACTILE TRAVELER-EMPOWERING BLIND AND LOW VISION PEOPLE TO explore THE WORLD AND HELPING OUR SIGHTED FRIENDS SEE THE WORLD IN A NEW WAY This has been a production of KDNK community Access Radio, Carbondale, C
On today’s program we’ll learn how you might be able to still get a driver’s license, even if you can’t pass the driver’s license eye test. A way people who are blind in one eye can experience depth. The special problems blind kids have when blind camps are closed because of the coronavirus. How to make zippier Zoom calls. An Asian country welcoming tourists again, with an unusual welcome. And tips on making emergency white cane repairs You can find a full transcript of this show by clicking the link below: Tactile Traveler 9 Transcript Link Or go to TINYURL.COM/TACTILE9 The goal of this podcast is to empower blind and low-vision people to explore the world, and help our sighted friends see the world in a new way. Frequently, as people lose their eyesight, they become more and more isolated. The Tactile Traveler hopes to empower people, not only to go literally around the world, but around the block to new adventures in their lives. All episodes of this program are available at anchor.fm/thetactiletraveler We’d like you to weigh in on how were doing. Please let us know by sending an e-mail to thetactiletraveler@gmail.com we spell traveler the American way with one “L.” Transcripts of this program are also available for our deaf listeners by searching The Tactile Traveler in any search engine. This program is also being broadcast on the Audio Information Network of Colorado and in additional states. It’s also available by typing The Tactile Traveler into any search engine and available wherever you get podcasts and by asking your smart speaker for THE TACTILE TRAVELER podcast. We would like to thank the following people who help make this episode possible. Be My Eyes Microsoft Accessibility Tech Support Apple accessibility tech support Humanware Tech support Aira Lorraine Hutchinson Paula Freund Sarah Williams Sophia Williams Harry Cooper Doug Yakel Sierra Michelle Baumann Sierra Wolff Lucas Turner And Raleigh Burleigh This has been TACTILE TRAVELER-EMPOWERING BLIND AND LOW VISION PEOPLE TO explore THE WORLD AND HELPING OUR SIGHTED FRIENDS SEE THE WORLD IN A NEW WAY This has been a production of KDNK community Access Radio, Carbondale, Colorado.
On today’s program, we explore two smart phone apps and a white cane method to help with social distancing when you can’t see six feet, or even at all. Lydia Eckert explains a better way to carry a tray. Jason Strother reports on a nightmare for a man testing a device designed to provide artificial sight. Simon Bonenfant talks about Philly Touch Tours, a company that provides experiences for blind people in Pennsylvania. Nick reminds you not to lose your head when you lose your hat. Phyllis Chavez shares tips on how to make your business easier for blind and low vision people to spend money with, and Nick dives into the world of guide dog assembly lines. You can find a full transcript of this show by clicking the link below: Tactile Traveler 7 Transcript Link The goal of this podcast is to empower blind and low-vision people to explore the world, and help our sighted friends see the world in a new way. Frequently, as people lose their eyesight, they become more and more isolated. The Tactile Traveler hopes to empower people, not only to go literally around the world, but around the block to new adventures in their lives. All episodes of this program are available at anchor.fm/thetactiletraveler We’d like you to weigh in on how were doing. Please let us know by sending an e-mail to thetactiletraveler@gmail.com we spell traveler the American way with one “L.” We’d also like to hear your story ideas from all over the world. Send us an e-mail with story ideas in the subject line at thetactiletraveller@gmail.com . If you would like to help underwrite this program please send us an e-mail with “Underwriting” in the subject line at thetactiletraveler@gmail.com . Transcripts of this program are also available for our deaf listeners by searching The Tactile Traveler in any search engine. This program is also being broadcast on the Audio Information Network of Colorado and in additional states. It’s also available by typing The Tactile Traveler into any search engine and available wherever you get podcasts and by asking your smart speaker for THE TACTILE TRAVELER podcast. We would like to thank the following people who help make TODAY’S program possible. Be My Eyes Microsoft Accessibilities Tech Support Apple accessibility tech support Humanwear Tech Support Aira Lorraine Hutchinson Sarah Williams Sophia Williams Becca Warner John grace Lucas Turner And Raleigh Burleigh This has been TACTILE TRAVELER-EMPOWERING BLIND AND LOW VISION PEOPLE TO explore THE WORLD AND HELPING OUR SIGHTED FRIENDS SEE THE WORLD IN A NEW WAY This has been a production of KDNK community Access Radio, Carbondale, Colorado.
In New Zealand a dozen partially government-funded radio stations are charged with providing access to under-represented groups and communities. Wellington Access Radio, situated in New Zealand’s capital city, was the first station of its kind in that country, and station manager Kristen Paterson tells us more about its history and mission. Kristen explains the funding […] The post Podcast #234 – Community Access Radio in New Zealand appeared first on Radio Survivor.
In New Zealand a dozen partially government-funded radio stations are charged with providing access to under-represented groups and communities. Wellington Access Radio, situated in New Zealand’s capital city, was the first station of its kind in that country, and station manager Kristen Paterson tells us more about its history and mission. Kristen explains the funding […] The post Podcast #234 – Community Access Radio in New Zealand appeared first on Radio Survivor.
Programme Making at MPR - Ann chats with Programme Coordinator for Manawatu People's Radio, Hugh Dingwall, about how to make radio/podcasts with MPR, as well as fellow Programme Maker, Nana Moo (Muriel Mitchell), about her experiences making her country music show, plus: John Thornley (Wesley Methodist Hour), talks about the beginnings of Access Radio in Manawatu! | Featured Music from: Rex Allen
This week on Wellington Rocks we talk to alternative indie dance pop band, Same Name Confusion. Formed in Christchurch by vocalist Luke Courtney and guitarists Alvin Bartley and Andrej Radosavljevic while in their final year at university, Same Name Confusion soon moved to Wellington after a brief period gigging in Christchurch and Dunedin. Like other Christchurch bands to make the move to Welly, they soon found their place in the scene with their danceable indie pop mixed with humorous lyrics about the mundane ordinary lives of many young New Zealanders. Last year they released their EP "In Theory" with the tracks "Must Be Lucky" and "Not Fake News" receiving airtime on student radio around the country. We talk to Luke about the bands origins, reasons for the move to Wellington, the spectacular live show and their future plans. Wellington Rocks is bought to you by Access Radio and NZ On Air. Check out Same Name Confusion here: https://samenameconfusion.bandcamp.com/ You can support Wellington Rocks here: www.patreon.com/WellingtonRocks Playlist: Must Be Lucky - Same Name Confusion Still City - Same Name Confusion David, What Are You Afraid Of - Same Name Confusion Not Fake News - Same Name Confusion
This week on Wellington Rocks we go 80's with local synthwave act , StrayLight. The project of keyboardist/guitarist Alastair Parkkali, StrayLight was started after his stints in bands Starfig Newtown and Lady Parts as a bedroom electronic project. Since then StrayLight has released three EPs, two albums and a single. StrayLights latest EP "Tuned To A Dead Channel" is the best produced yet, featuring a collaboration with US synthwave artist Commander Supreme. We talk about what synthwave is, 80's nostalgia,, production techniques and how technology has democratised music. Wellington Rocks is bought to you by Access Radio and NZ On Air. Check out StrayLight here: https://straylightsynth.bandcamp.com/ You can support Wellington Rocks here: https://www.patreon.com/WellingtonRocks Playlist: Zero Day (feat. Commander Supreme)- StrayLight Mood Enhance - StrayLight Threat Level - StrayLight Desaturated - - StrayLight Halt And Catch Fire - StrayLight Exploit - StrayLight
Extended version of the Week in Parliament with Tom Frewen and Hinaya Ahu plus the full-length Santa Baby from Marama Fox and Te Ururoa Flavell.
Extended version of the Week in Parliament with Hinaya Ahu and Tom Frewen. Extra reports include the Speaker’a response to New Zealand First’s questions about the “Parliamentary Palace” and the first reading of a bill that would transfer responsibility for decisions on fluoridating local water supplies from territorial authorities to District Health Boards.
Cooper Wall is a Wide Receiver for the War Eagles of Davie County HS located in Mocksville, NC. He finished last Friday's game versus West Forsyth High School with 9 catches for 109 yards and one touchdown. Access Radio covered the game from the Davie County sideline. Although Davie County took a tough loss that night, I was amazed by this kid's never say die attitude. Cooper played 100% from whistle to whistle. When times got tough, he still continued to fight the good fight never giving up. I am very excited for this interview, and can't wait to hear what this young man has to say. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cast_of_champions/support
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