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About Assistive Media
- Welcome to Assistive Media
Expanding the world of reading.
All works are copyrighted, reproduced by permission, and should not be dealt with in an unlawful manner. No part or portion of any of these audio programs may be posted on another site or otherwise appropriated and transmitted. Click the title or button for instant listening.
Recent Posts
- Susan Sheehan, "The Autism Fight", The New Yorker 2003
- William Echikson, "Death of a Chef", The New Yorker 2003
- Malcolm Gladwell, "Personality Plus", The New Yorker 2004
- Elizabeth Kolbert, "Mother Courage", The New Yorker 2004
- Maxine Kumin, "Jicama, Without Expectation", Prairie Schooner 1995
- Diane Johnson, "Rolex", The Missouri Review 2000
- Ken Auletta, "Big Bird Flies Right", The New Yorker 2004
- Scientific American, "The Philadephia Yellow Fever Epidemic of 1793", 1998
- John Seabrook, "The Slow Lane", The New Yorker 2002
- Michael Spector, "That Sinking Feeling", The New Yorker 1999
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Podcasting for the blind
- Blind Cool Tech
Blind Cool Tech is a podcast that generally discusses life for an active blind person. Since technology is such an important part of access to entertainment, education, and information, there is much discussion on the topic, but nothing is barred! - Blindcast - Marlaina Lieberg
Blindcast features information on podcasts and internet broadcasts by people who are blind. - BlindKiss - Damon
The antidote to the usual worthy websites about blind people. If you're looking for traditional support or ideas on how to cope with this terrible affliction then, um, this may not be the place for you. We're here to explode some of those media notions that being blind is some kind of living death, a mystical twilight state or a call to bravely climb mountains. - Finding Voice, Finding Hearing
People, finding their voice, and learning how to hear others. - Radio Look-up - Bill Sparks
Comprehensive list of online audio, including a lot of links for the blind. - Spoken Alexandria Project
Creative Commons Audio Books. - Whitestick - Tom Lorimer
Whitestick is set up to assist the Visually Impaired computer user locate information and services relating to blindness.
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