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Hosted by Narelle Wright · business · EN-AU · 126 episodes
Welcome to The Digital Access Show. We meet with everyone to discuss everything related to digital accessibility, what it is, how to implement it, and who it truly benefits.
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Signup to Generate a PitchThe Digital Access Show is a business podcast hosted by Narelle Wright, with 126 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
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Episode #29
This week on The Digital Access Show , Bernard Jones from Impact Corporate Training joins us to talk all things digital accessibility. Bernard shares insights from his Make Your Documents Accessible training, explores how governments are beginning to prioritise digital accessibility, and unpacks the stats behind disability today—highlighting why accessible digital experiences matter.
Episode #27
This week on The Digital Access Show, Allan Parker OAM dives into how our brains process communication, why accessibility matters, and practical ways we can connect more effectively. Tune in for a conversation that will change the way you think about communication.
Episode #26
Episode Notes How can Brisbane 2032 set a new benchmark for accessibility? We explore digital accessibility, inclusive sport, transport, volunteering and the legacy of the Olympic and Paralympic Games with leaders from the Gold Coast Active Inclusion Program.
Episode #25
Episode Notes On this week's episode of The Digital Access Show, David Easton from Support Finance Group shares his perspective as a mortgage broker dedicated to helping people within the NDIS community—from participants to carers—turn the dream of homeownership into reality. He explores why no one should be left behind on the journey to the property ladder, highlighting the barriers many still face in an increasingly digital world. David also sheds light on the shortcomings of online banking platforms involving digital accessibility, calling for greater compassion, inclusion, and a stronger commitment to designing digital experiences that truly work for everyone.
Episode #24
Episode Notes In Episode 24 of The Digital Access Show , Marisa Sposaro joins Narelle Wright to discuss her journey as a Braille user and how assistive technology has transformed the way she works, communicates and lives independently. Together they explore Braille literacy, screen readers, digital accessibility and why the right technology can make all the difference.
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