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I have been producing podcasts since late 2004, not long after podcasting became a thing. As a blind person with a background in radio, I gravitated to the medium. In late 2019, I started the Mosen At Large podcast as …
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Kia ora Mosen At Largers. If you have heard the recent piece I did on meditation, you’ll know I keep a gratitude journal where I write things I am grateful for. I often reflect on the community we have …
Kia ora Mosen At Largers. There’s no shortage of things to talk about right now, and that’s good, because would you be willing to listen to three hours of silence? Well perhaps you would, now you’ve heard the meditation …
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You can read the transcript below, Download this episode in Microsoft Word, or Download this episode in accessible PDF [music] Jonathan Mosen: In episode 105, can artificial intelligence make inaccessible websites a thing of the past, or are they …
Kia ora Mosen At Largers. I’m thrilled that my vision for Mosen At Large is at the moment truly being realised, where we discuss technology which plays an important part of our lives, but we also feature thought-provoking discussions …
Introduction I don’t know where the time has gone, but later this year it will be 17 years since I began podcasting. In that time I’ve used, discarded and upgraded a lot of gear, and many services have come and …
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Kia ora Mosen At Largers. I’m getting up bright and early to do the show for you this weekend because daylight saving is ending in New Zealand on Sunday. With the US having gone one hour forward, and now …
Kia ora Mosen At Largers. Because of your contributions, it looks like we have another thought-provoking show coming up for you this weekend. I am very grateful that we seemed to have created a safe space where people know …
“Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me”. Is that one on a Tuis billboard yet? We increasingly understand that words matter and can re-enforce or alter perceptions. Thankfully, most people find it distasteful at …
Kia ora Mosen At Largers. As always, I’m really looking forward to being back with you for another episode where our community discusses a wide range of topics through a blindness lens. Let’s take a look at some of …