Podcast appearances and mentions of dale reardon

Accessibility in tourism destinations - accessibility matters In this episode of the Hitechies Podcast, we have invited Dale Reardon. There are about 1 Billion travelers worldwide who have special accessibility needs. Dale Reardon is one of them. Luckily for Dale, he has his faithful seeing-eye dog, Charlie. He founded Travel For All, solving the problems around accessible and inclusive travel. In a very warm and open conversation, Dale raises his concern on how a big portion of the population cannot travel or are limited to traveling because of their unique accessibility needs.He is building platform travel for all that he thinks can challenge platforms like Trip Advisor for the accessible & inclusive travel market. Dale loves everything about France - its wine, food, and culture - particularly its true Champagne wine.Dale and Jo (Wife) have traveled extensively both domestically and internationally and hope to undertake more international travel as soon as the Covid19 situation permits it safely.Further into this conversation Dale talks about his interest in artificial intelligence and not being concerned about AI taking over human intelligence.Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=BDL59C3CUWGXS&source=url)

Dale Reardon opens up about the journey to creating a resource for accessible travel for all. Travel For All hopes to be the one stop for all.  Find out more at https://travelforall.guide/ and https://directory.travelforall.guide. Check out https://www.notion.so/ If you are interested in being a guest, email me.

Dale is legally blind and a passionate advocate for equality, anti-discrimination and disability rights and equality. He also advocates for accessible web design and has a particular hatred for graphical captchas that frustrates him and so many others.

Dale is legally blind and a passionate advocate for equality, anti-discrimination and disability rights and equality. He also advocates for accessible web design and has a particular hatred for graphical captchas that frustrates him and so many others.

My Disability Matters is an online community for people with a disability their family members, friends and carers, and by people who work in the disability sector. Kim talks to Dale Reardon, founder and powerhouse behind the growing community. From their website: "Living with disability can be lonely and very challenging. Despite over ONE BILLION people worldwide living with disability, many do not have access to the information and resources they need that could improve their lives. Many do not feel a sense of community. Founder Dale Reardon has been blind for almost 30 years, since the age of 17. Dale has created MDM to address the isolation and marginalisation often felt by people with disability. MDM provides news and information to the disabled community, along with a social network for discussion, peer support and friendship." https://mydisabilitymatters.com/

Listen In With Dale Reardon of My Disability Matters. Today's Business Podcast Goes Down Under to Australia:  Dale Reardon is from Australia and is the founder of My Disability Matters, an online community for the disability sector. Dale is qualified as a lawyer but he asks that we not hold that against him. He loves everything to do with France. Wine, food, and champagne. Dale is legally blind and uses a guide dog, Charlie.   On This Episode You Will Hear:[spp-timestamp time="00:30"] Introduction [spp-timestamp time="31:50"] Flexibility of living and working from anywhere, even from Bali. Next up is Thailand too! [spp-timestamp time="56:25"] Final Words   Never give up! - Quote [spp-tweet tweet="Never Give Up, Support Disabled Entrepreneurs. @DaleReardon #disability #australia #community "] Watch On YouTube:[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CRKfZcO1wJ8] Links and Resources: The MyDisabilityMatters Club (https://mydisabilitymatters.club) The MyDisabilityMatters News (https://mydisabilitymatters.news) MyDisabilityMatters on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/mydisabilitymatters) Dale Reardon on Twitter (https://twitter.com/dalereardon) Dale Reardon on LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/dalereardon/)   People Mentioned: Jim Rohn (http://JimRohn.com) Yuli Azarch (https://richlaptoplifestyle.com/) Maxwell Ivey aka The Blind Blogger (http://theblindblogger.net/) Final Words:We can provide that peer support rather than that peer attack.   Action Steps:Please Subscribe and Submit an iTunes Show Rating & Review (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/livethefuel/id1150969758?mt=2) . The more reviews, the more people can find us. We love 5 Stars too! Join our private Facebook Group community called THE FUEL TANK (http://livethefueltank.com/) . Visit our  Resources (https://livethefuel.com/resources)  page and a reminder to LIVE-THE-FUEL my friends! (https://mydisabilitymatters.club/)

Dale Reardon is from Australia and is the founder of My Disability Matters. An online community for the disability sector. Dale is qualified as a lawyer but he asks that we not hold that against him. He loves everything to do with France. Wine, food, and champagne. Dale is legally blind and uses a guide dog, Charlie. The post Episode 40: Dale Reardon appeared first on Hallway Chats.

In this episode of the Living Well Today Show, our host Susan Wheeler-Hall, talks with Dale Reardon on My Disability Matters from Australia. MDM is a news and a social club that informs and provides a social network for people with disabilities.

Founder of online social media platform My Disability Matters, Dale Reardon, comes on the podcast to discuss this new platform for people with disabilities.   Dale, now 47, went blind at the age of 17 from Leber hereditary optic neuropathy, which is an inherited form of vision loss that usually begins in a person's teens or twenties. Dale has had an abundant career as a lawyer, tourist operator, and even worked for the Australia tax office before becoming a technology entrepreneur alongside his wife and creating the My Disability Matters platform.   The My Disability Matters Platform My Disability Matters initially started as a news publishing and republishing platform for blogs of disabled people. The idea came when Dale saw a growing distrust from the disability community in disability news publisher, The Mighty.  Dale says, The Mighty was publishing stories that exploited people’s disability as inspiration, also known as inspiration porn or ableism. Dale and his wife then evolved the news publishing idea into a social media platform for people with disabilities. Paraphrasing from the podcast, “Dale found that discussing disability issues on existing social networks can feel unsafe because of the bullying and trolling that goes on. The My Disability Matters social platform provides a safe, supportive environment where disability issues can be discussed without fear. Living with disability can be lonely and isolating because of barriers such as transportation, and an online platform allows isolated people to form friendships online. Dale shares, when he was losing his eye sight a family with father and son who were blind took him under their wing and helped him to see that he would still be able to live a normal life. Dale hopes to create the space for many of these connections to happen for people with disabilities.” At the date of publishing this blog and podcast, 1,650 people across the world so far are using the My Disability Matters platform. I encourage you to check out the platform at www.mydisabilitymatters.club. Create your free account, and start to build relationships with like-minded people.    Australia’s National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS)  On the podcast, Dale provides an overview of Australia’s National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), which is a new way of providing support to people with disabilities in Australia since 2013.   Paraphrasing from the podcast Dale explains, “The NDIS is designed to give money to people who have a severe and profound disability to take care of their needs. Up until 2013, Australia used block funding (the government provided grants to organizations), and the organizations then served as many people as they could. In simple terms with the NDIS, a person with a disability will have a meeting with the government to determine how much help they need, they are then provided with the funding needed to support their disability, and they are free to hire the staff that needed without being bound to a support organization. When the NDIS roll out is complete in 2019, 460,000 people with the most severe disabilities will be covered under the insurance scheme.  On the whole, there is probably about 4 million people in Australia with a disability. There are growing pains, but the hope is that the NDIS will revolutionize disability care in Australia." To learn more about how the NDIS works, how it is helping people with a disability, and the associated growing pains tune into the podcast. Our mini-series on housing for people with disabilities is continuing so go ahead and Subscribeto the mailing list to get all 6 episodes sent directly to your inbox!   Love & Respect, Eric     Resources:  My Disability Matters Social Platform: Create your free account - Click Here! My Disability Matters News: www.mydisabilitymatters.news Contact Dale Reardon: dale@mydisabilitymatters.club   If you received value from this content please leave me a review on iTunes. By leaving a 5 star review on iTunes you make the Empowering Ability Podcast more discoverable, and more families will benefit. Click Here To Leave a Review on iTunes    The Empowering Ability Podcast is available on iTunes and various other apps so that you can listen while on the go from your smartphone!   Click Here To Listen on iTunes  

Bloggers reflection time with Tan and Amanda discussing Helen Edwards from 'Recycled Interiors' discusses blogging and building your business | Lauren Paris from 'The Mummy Mentor' talks about Getting known in the media | Dale Reardon from 'My Disability Matters' shares his technical knowledge with WordPress | Kirsty Rice from '4 kids, 20 suitcases and a beagle' teaches us how to build relationships with followers | Keith Keller and how to do Twitter in 20 minute chunks | Bec Wyld from 'Wyld Family Travel' speaks about travel on a budget and with a young family | Angie Wilson from 'Gnome Angel' shows us how to create your own style with your blog | Annette Hill from 'I Give You the Verbs' talks about her stories and how to begin blogging and Amanda Hoffmann teaches a 3 part series on Pinterest

Dale is all about Disability, blogging and websites. He discusses how he went from lawyer to blogger | How he managed to get over 10 000 page views from a blog less than 6 months old | Which way to go when you first design your website | Why Dale uses the Avada Theme | Which are the best fonts to use when building your website | Which security is best for your website | Why you need to back up your website and how | Where you should back your website to... Listen here - rate and review us and we will be eternally grateful!!