Screen Readers comes up in 3 chapters across 3 episodes of The No Agenda Show, from October 2013 to October 2025.
Technical Issues, Podcast Index and Accessibility
The hosts address recent DNS issues that prevented listeners from accessing the stream and troll room. They also highlight the importance of modern podcast apps and the Podcast Index for providing accessibility features for visually impaired listeners.
A federal judge ruled that the Winn-Dixie grocery chain must make its website accessible to the blind. The hosts discuss the potential costs for small businesses and non-profits to comply with these regulations, specifically regarding video captions and JavaScript compatibility with screen readers.
A 16-year-old listener named David, who is blind and autistic, emails the show to explain why some blind individuals have a "robotic" speech cadence. He attributes it to years of listening to low-quality screen readers like Eloquence or DecTalk. Despite being bullied in school, David expresses his ambition to become a systems administrator rather than relying on social security.
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