Best Screen Engine Podcasts (2025)

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Barebones SEO fundamentals 11:43

1d ago11:43

11:43

In this episode, Joe shares insights on the right approach to SEO for companies that are just beginning. Key points include understanding the levels of SEO investment, the importance of laying a solid technical foundation, prioritizing bottom-funnel keywords, and building a comprehensive content strategy. Joe emphasizes that while advanced SEO tact…

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A Once-Failed Pain Therapy Shows Potential in a Neurodevelopmental Disorder 32:48

2d ago32:48

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GRIN-related disorders are a group of rare neurodevelopmental conditions that can cause intellectual disability, behavioral challenges, and seizures. GRIN Therapeutics is developing a once-failed development candidate for chronic neuropathic pain, known as radiprodil, as a potential treatment for GRIN-related disorders driven by gain-of-function mu…

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Vector promises smoother travels, more on accessible TV, and copying content from the web in JAWS 1:00:34

4d ago1:00:34

1:00:34

On this week's edition of Access On:Join us for our Autonomous Vehicle boutique 0:00Rob Quinn from MakeSense Technology discusses the Vector 1:38Problems copying text from web pages using JAWS 32:54My perspective on different earbuds 34:43Accessible televisions 44:36Working with multiple tabs in Google Docs 49:51Getting to the iOS status bar 54:02C…

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The content snowball 9:50

3d ago9:50

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In this episode, Joe Michalowski discusses the concept of 'content snowballs' in the SaaS industry, emphasizing the importance of long-term content strategies over immediate results. Drawing on insights from Jay Clouse's Creator Science podcast and an interview with James Clear, the author of 'Atomic Habits,' Joe explains how the visible success of…

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The 4 types of input engines for quality content at scale 16:09

5d ago16:09

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In this episode, Joe Michalowski discusses the crucial role of quality inputs in creating impactful content, inspired by a Stephen King quote. He recounts his own journey from a novice freelance writer to a seasoned content creator, emphasizing the importance of gathering valuable insights. Four primary strategies for building robust input engines …

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The 80/20 rule of Jon Hamm (and content) 7:30

6d ago7:30

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This episode discusses Jon Hamm's career post-Mad Men and draws parallels to effective content marketing strategies. Despite perceptions, Hamm has been consistently working in various roles. Using Hamm's career as a metaphor, the talk emphasizes the importance of the 80/20 rule in content strategy—highlighting that while big, splashy moments (20%) …

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Let's Talk Shop with Riley Hopkins 59:04

9d ago59:04

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In this episode of Let’s Talk Shop, we sit down with the screen printing legend himself: Riley Hopkins. From building his first press in a San Francisco warehouse to losing millions and bouncing back, Riley shares a brutally honest, no-fluff story of innovation, risk, and perseverance. With nearly 50 years in the screen printing industry, Riley hel…

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Advancing a Cutting-Edge Therapy for a Rare, Childhood Cancer 25:12

10d ago25:12

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Osteosarcoma is a rare and aggressive bone cancer that usually affects children and teenagers. Over the past 40 years, there’s been little progress to improve survival rates, with the five-year survival rate stagnant at about 60 to 70 percent for localized disease and 15 to 30 percent for metastatic osteosarcoma. OS Therapies is developing an exper…

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More on using AI tools, Innosearch is a phone call away, and Netflix on various devices 58:58

11d ago58:58

58:58

In this week's edition of Access On:Introduction 0:00Join us for an update on autonomous vehicles 0:58Google AI Studio 3:12ChatGPT Voice and video 13:59I want a stand-alone talking thermostat 16:28Can AI walk me through a route? 17:50Getting information from a slide presentation 31:00The arrival of the Copilot key 33:11CSUN 2025, the NFB national c…

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Learning to Take His Vitamins 29:50

18d ago29:50

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When Paul Biderman was born, he had trouble gaining weight. He grew sicker and, at about six months, he was diagnosed with the ultra-rare genetic disease abetalipoproteinemia, a condition that impairs a person’s ability to absorb fats and fat-soluble vitamins. The condition requires adherence to a strict diet and a regimen of daily vitamin suppleme…

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Echo Vision Smart glasses, accessible televisions, and audio transcription solutions 59:32

18d ago59:32

59:32

Welcome to episode 20 of Access On. This week: Introduction 0:00Update from Google regarding SMS two-factor authentication 1:50Podcast sponsorship opportunities now available 5:45Huasong Cao from Agiga discusses the Echo Vision Smart Glasses 6:27Inaccessible tools on the job 43:21Can't get to the status bar of my iPhone via my Braille display 46:57…

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(AI Gen) Removing Foreign Key Constraints against Hot Tables 11:54

23d ago11:54

11:54

A seemingly simple FK constraint drop turned into a high-stakes locking issue that threatened database stability. This post dives into the surprising chain reaction between two related tables and reveals a clever zero-downtime workaround using sp_rename. Perfect for engineers who love creative solutions to tricky schema changes—plus some spicy alte…

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The First Treatment for a Rare Neurodegenerative Condition Awaits FDA Approval 24:16

25d ago24:16

24:16

Spinocerebellar ataxia includes a group of rare, genetic, neurodegenerative disorders. People with the condition suffer from the loss of balance, coordination, and muscle control. As the condition progresses, people can lose the ability to walk and speak. There is no approved treatment for SCA, but Biohaven has applied to the U.S. Food and Drug Adm…

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Jane Tyerman and Marian Luctkar-Flude The CAN-Sim Co-Presidents 1:01:32

25d ago1:01:32

1:01:32

Jane Tyerman and Marian Luctkar-Flude The CAN-Sim Co-Presidents Season 2. Episode 8 In this episode of SimNurseNZ, we engage with Dr. Jane Tyerman and Dr. Marian Luctkar-Flude, Co-Presidents of the Canadian Alliance of Nurse Educators using Simulation (CAN-Sim). They share their personal journeys into the world of simulation, the inception and grow…

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creating PowerPoint presentations with a screen reader 59:27

25d ago59:27

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In this week's Access On, we're doing a deep dive into PowerPoint from a blindness perspective. Here's what you can hear, and when. Join us for our extended seminar on online meeting platforms 0:00Creating PowerPoint presentations as a blind person 1:50Tech tip, the iOS ItemChooser 56:16Closing and contact info 58:17…

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Let's Talk Shop with Jay from Threaded Ink 1:17:07

1M ago1:17:07

1:17:07

In this episode of Let's Talk Shop, we sit down with Jay, owner of Threaded Ink, to explore how he transitioned from a 21-year career in local government to running a thriving screen printing and heat transfer production business. Jay shares his journey of navigating the learning curve of DTF (Direct to Film) printing, overcoming challenges with eq…

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A never-ending ideation exercise 24:16

1M ago24:16

24:16

Joe Michalowski addresses the common concern of content marketers: "Do we have enough content?" He outlines a systematic approach to ideation, helping marketers continually generate strategic content by focusing on audience pain points and responsibilities. Key Discussion Points: 00:00 Introduction and Episode Overview 00:13 Is there such thing as …

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Engineering Skin Bacteria to Be Live Biotherapeutics 28:27

1M ago28:27

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Netherton syndrome is a rare and chronic skin condition. One in ten infants with the disease will die as a result of infections and related complications. Azitra has developed a platform for engineering bacteria that naturally colonize the skin to produce proteins with therapeutic benefits to treat Netherton syndrome and other conditions. We spoke …

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When AI isn't the right tool, Aira and Be My Eyes on your PC, and more Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses feedback 1:00:51

1M ago1:00:51

1:00:51

On this week's edition of the National Federation of the Blind's technology podcast: Introduction 0:00Darrell Hilliker discusses AI hallucinations 1:41Using Be My Eyes and Aira Explorer on your PC 11:18Resolution to Facebook for iOS comments bug 34:17Link previews disappear in WhatsApp 34:43International availability of Meta AI on Ray-Ban Meta Smar…

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Simple ways to approach positioning and messaging from a content seat 16:35

1M ago16:35

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I explore the critical overlap between content marketing and product marketing, focusing specifically on positioning and messaging. Discover a straightforward approach for content marketers to quickly build effective positioning and messaging frameworks, even when official documentation is lacking. Key Discussion Points: 02:36 Building positioning …

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Seeing the Gene and Cell Therapy Translational Divide as an Opportunity 33:58

1M ago33:58

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Emerging cell and gene therapies represent areas of great promise for people with rare, genetic diseases, but the translation gap for these medicines can leave them stalled at the lab. Mass General Brigham in 2022 launched the Gene and Cell Therapy Institute, a research hub dedicated to advancing gene and cell therapies for various diseases to brid…

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a recap of CSUN, a Facebook iOS regression, and how some iPhone users can find one another in a crowd 1:00:25

1M ago1:00:25

1:00:25

In this week's edition of Access On: Panel discussion about CSUN 2025 0:00Facebook for iOS regression re comments 49:06Seeking advice on accessible fitness equipment 49:52Innosearch is great but needs to do more 52:24Three tech questions 53:48Tech tip, finding another iPhone user in a crowd 56:57Closing and contact info 59:15…

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Trailer: Introduction to Content Blocks 5:00

1M ago5:00

5:00

You've found Content Blocks! However you made it here, I'm thrilled to have you. This is just a quick 5-minute memo from me where I introduce the idea behind Content Blocks, why I'm planning to focus on B2B SaaS content, and what you can expect from episodes moving forward. As a quick introduction of myself, my name is Joe Michalowski and I've been…

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My Mother, Myself, and ALS 27:47

2M ago27:47

27:47

Raziel Green lost both her mother and aunt to the rare neurodegenerative disease amyotrophic lateral sclerosis or ALS. But when Green, a runner, began experiencing muscle weakness and falls, doctors failed to recognize that she had a genetic form of the condition. Two years after she first sought care, she was diagnosed with the SOD1 form of the di…

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AI prompt engineering. How to communicate with AI to get the results you want 59:54

2M ago59:54

59:54

This week, we bring you an abridged recording of our recent boutique on AI prompt engineering. It covers:Introduction 0:00Overview and general examples of prompt engineering 1:47Using prompt engineering to get the visual information you want 24:37Custom GPTs and tactile graphics 47:02Closing and contact info 58:44…

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From Immovable Object to Advocacy Force 24:11

2M ago24:11

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While traveling in Australia, Russ Walter was taken to the hospital and treated for heart palpitations. When he returned home, he soon lost the ability to walk. He was diagnosed with the rare autoimmune condition Guillian-Barre syndrome and spent three months in intensive care and rehabilitation. It would take nearly a year of physical therapy befo…

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choosing the earbuds that are right for you, could Gmail be about to get more difficult to log into, and Amazon upgrades Alexa 1:00:37

2M ago1:00:37

1:00:37

Coming up in this week's episode:Introduction 0:00Register for our PowerPoint training boutique 1:15Finding the earbuds that are right for you 2:29Amazon announces a significant Alexa upgrade 42:30Could logging into Gmail become less accessible 47:08Thoughts on the BT Speak 51:06Tech tip, converting photo file formats on Mac 55:36Closing and contac…

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A Rapid and Scalable Approach for Screening Personalized ASOs 23:56

2M ago23:56

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Organoids, three-dimensional cell models that can replicate an individual’s organs, are valuable tools for testing medicines that might treat their illness. It can, however, take up to $10,000 and a year to grow organoids using conventional methods from patient-derived induced pluripotent stem cells. Researchers at Children’s Mercy Kansas City’s Ge…

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Dr. Laura Newhouse on her 2 year Douglas Starship Simulation Programme Fellowship 46:22

2M ago46:22

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Dr. Laura Newhouse on her 2 year Douglas Starship Simulation Programme Fellowship Season 2. Episode 7 Episode Summary: In this episode of SimNurseNZ, we had the privilege of sitting down with Dr. Laura Newhouse, who recently completed her two-year fellowship with the Douglas Starship Simulation Programme in Auckland, New Zealand. Dr. Newhouse share…

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Making purchases in-person, Apples iPhone 16e, and MLB Beat the Streak 1:00:20

2M ago1:00:20

1:00:20

In this week's episode: Introduction 0:00Shopping in-person is problematic 1:16Discussion about accessible kiosks and other purchasing options 14:09The iPhone 16e 30:58Variable quality of audio description 37:17Alexa.amazon.com appears to have gone 40:41Accessibility of MailChimp 42:56Navigation apps for pedestrians 44:42Eset VPN accessibility issu…

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(AI Gen) Embracing AI at Empower: Beyond Code Generation 11:48

2M ago11:48

11:48

Empower's engineering team is redefining what it means to use "the best tools" in a world where AI isn’t just a novelty, but a game changer. In his latest post, James Garrett shows how innovative AI tools are transforming on-call support, QA, and code reviews—taking the timeless principles of the Joel Test into the future. Dive in to see how early …

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Addressing the Disease Mechanism of a Rare Kidney Disease 25:52

2M ago25:52

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IgA nephropathy is a rare autoimmune kidney disease that can lead to the loss of kidney function. Though a number of treatment options exist today, none address the root cause of the disease and instead seek to manage symptoms, slow progression, or prevent complications. Vera Therapeutics’ experimental fusion protein atacicept, in a phase 2B study,…

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Scribe for documents and when automated remediation is the right answer, inaccessibility limiting our tech choices, and making a phone call to ChatGPT 1:00:34

2M ago1:00:34

1:00:34

This week on Access On: Introduction 0:00Your final reminder to register for our AI prompt engineering boutique 0:59Follow-up from some items on previous episodes 2:56Mike Calvo and Matt Campbell from Pneuma Solutions discuss Scribe for Documents 5:40When we can't choose the tools we prefer due to inaccessibility 43:57Access ChatGPT via phone 56:28…

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(AI Gen) EF Core N+1 Problem: Diagnosis and Solutions 16:01

2M ago16:01

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Paul Gradie reveals how the notorious N+1 problem in EF Core—where seemingly simple data retrieval turns into a series of inefficient database trips—can be the hidden culprit behind performance woes. He breaks down how lazy loading and loops can lead to unnecessary queries, and shares actionable fixes to streamline your code. Dive in to uncover tip…

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Let's Talk Shop with Victor from OmniPrint 47:17

2M ago47:17

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Welcome back to another episode of Let’s Talk Shop! 🎙️ Today, Brandon sits down with Victor Peña, the founder and CEO of OmniPrint International, to dive deep into the world of garment decoration, digital printing, and business growth. 💡 Victor shares his journey—from his early days in engineering to building a global brand in direct-to-garment (DT…

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The Mother of a Son with SCD, Applies Direct Experience to Her Clinical Trials Work 38:42

2M ago38:42

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When Katrina Rice’s son was diagnosed with the rare, hematological disorder sickle cell disease, she got to spend a lot of time understanding how a rare disease affects the daily life of people with a condition and their caregivers. Her son, now 28, has become a participant in clinical trials, and that’s further broadened Rice’s perspective as chie…

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The NFB President Mark Riccobono talks technology advocacy, and the National Federation of the Blind RadioNetwork NFBRN 59:38

2M ago59:38

59:38

On this week's episode of Access On: Introduction 0:00Register for the webinar, how to engineer an AI prompt on Feb 25 0:53National Federation of the Blind President, Mark Riccobono 2:02On Innosearch doing the heavy lifting 42:08Flock accessibility, learning a language, and Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses 45:26Remembering Ed Potter 49:01Recommending a c…

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A First for Rett Syndrome with More in the Pipeline 23:07

3M ago23:07

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In 2023, Acadia Pharmaceuticals won approval for Daybue, the first and only treatment for the rare, neurodevelopmental disorder Rett syndrome. Daybue is not a cure and Acadia continues to pursue additional therapies for the condition including an antisense oligonucleotide therapy to upregulate a protein people with Rett syndrome lack. We spoke to E…

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Blazie Technologies prepares its first refreshable Braille product, more on Facebook accessibility, and join us for our AI prompt engineering boutique 59:10

3M ago59:10

59:10

Here's what's in store for you on this episode, followed by the time in the file you can hear the item.Introduction 0:00Update on Facebook accessibility 0:53Bryan Blazie and David Goldfield of Blazie Technologies 4:33Accessibility of the RODECaster 44:43Ray-Ban Meta Smart glasses 49:35Playback Magazine and other publications of the past 53:50Boutiq…

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Lydia Lofton on Interprofessional Education (IPE) 39:18

3M ago39:18

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SimNurseNZ Interviews Lydia Lofton Season 2. Episode 7 Episode Summary: In this episode of the SimNurseNZ podcast, we’re joined by Lydia Lofton, Associate Director at NHS Elect, to explore her fascinating journey into simulation and its transformative impact on her career. Lydia’s extensive experience in the world of healthcare simulation, coupled …

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A Heart Attack that Led to a Rare Disease Diagnosis 30:13

3M ago30:13

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When Patty Keating had her thyroid removed, she experienced what she described as a “buzzing in her face,” had trouble sleeping, and felt anxious. Her symptoms grew worse and she had trouble climbing stairs. Then, six months later, her heart started racing, and her husband rushed her to the hospital, where tests showed she was having a heart attack…

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Meta rolls out some accessibility fixes to Facebook, Audiom provides accessible maps, and learning a language 1:00:38

3M ago1:00:38

1:00:38

In this week's episode: Introduction 0:00Improvements to Facebook accessibility 0:54To use the mobile experience on a desktop device, visit https://facebook.com/?force_mobile=1Brandom Biggs discusses Audiom 13:02Remembering Ed Potter 43:35Listening to Access On with SensePlayer, and accounting software 45:44Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses and hearing ai…

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Targeting Rare Liver Diseases with Gene Editing Therapies 23:33

3M ago23:33

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Earlier this year iECURE reported that an infant with the rare and deadly liver disease OTC deficiency had a complete response to its experimental gene editing therapy. It is believed to be the time that an infant was treated with an in vivo, liver-directed gene editor. The treatment restored ammonia levels in the child’s blood to normal and the ch…

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The NFB's Center of Excellence in Nonvisual Accessibility, Meta Smart Glasses review, and a tribute to Ed Potter 59:43

3M ago59:43

59:43

Welcome to episode 9 of Access On. Here's what you can hear in this week's episode. Introduction 0:00Ed Potter dies 0:50To hear past episodes of Playback Magazine, you can check out the Playback magazine ArchiveJonathan Mosen, Karl Belanger and Kennedy Zimnik discuss the National Federation of the Blind's Center of Excellence in Nonvisual Accessibi…

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(AI Gen) Building Bonds Beyond the Screen 13:30

3M ago13:30

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Onsites are crucial for remote teams to build strong bonds and a thriving company culture. While remote work offers flexibility and efficiency, in-person gatherings provide unique opportunities to deepen relationships, foster collaboration, and align on shared goals. Empower, a fully remote company, has successfully integrated onsites into their wo…

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Using AI to De-Risk Rare Disease Drug Development 43:37

3M ago43:37

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Healx, which developed an AI platform to repurpose drugs for rare diseases, is among the first generation of companies built on an AI drug discovery engine. The company’s lead experimental therapy, which the U.S. Food and Drug Administration granted Fast Track designation to in October 2024, is in mid-stage development for neurofibromatosis type 1,…

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Accessible shopping with Innosearch.ai, podcast apps for your iPhone, and organize your travel with TripIt 1:00:05

3M ago1:00:05

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Here are the items we cover in this episode of Access On, and the times in the file for each.Introduction 0:00Patrick Long and Bryan Vuong discuss Innosearch.ai 1:12JAWS sound split feature, and a talking body temperature thermometer 45:58Pages for Mac with Apple Intelligence, and playing Access On with Siri 48:07Podcast apps for iPhone 50:58Tech T…

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Addressing a Growing Demand for Plasma-Derived Therapies 30:39

4M ago30:39

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Primary immunodeficiency disorders include more than 400 conditions, and a growing number of people are being recognized as having them as a result of improved diagnostic tools and greater awareness among physicians. Most treatments for these conditions are plasma-derived therapies sourced from donors. We spoke to Joerg Schuettrumpf, chief scientif…

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The Plaud NotePin, what's the most accessible way to learn a language, and smart glasses feedback 1:00:28

4M ago1:00:28

1:00:28

Happy new year from all of us here at the National Federation of the Blind. Here's what's on our first episode for 2025. Introduction 0:00Register for our document accessibility boutique on January 28 1:09Review and demonstration of the Plaud NotePin 2:38Microsoft office on mobile devices, and Microsoft Bookings 36:59The most accessible way to lear…

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Empowering Patients with Data to Drive Drug Development 43:19

4M ago43:19

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In November, Citizen Health unveiled itself with $14.5 million in funding and a partnership with the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative. A reinvention of what began life as Ciitizen, Citizen Health takes a sharp focus on rare disease, a departure from its precursor, which was initially envisioned as a tool for cancer patients to gather all of their health …

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