• His work as an entrepreneur, researcher, inclusive designer, and developer.
• Map accessibility.
• The impact of XR Navigation.
• How Audium, the world's more inclusive digital map viewer and editor, is changing lives.

• His work as an accessibility consultant for video games
• His activism and awareness for accessibility in video games.
• His experience as a blind gamer

• Their film "The Ride Ahead."
• Their experience developing, creating, and co-directing the film.
• Challenges they faced during the film.
• Communication device technology.
• Activism and disability justice.

• Her unique journey.
• Her staying active in retirement.
• Her experience fencing.
• Her work in the community.
• Exchanging knowledge between different age groups

• His unique journey.
• His experience at Michael Jordan's basketball camp.
• His motto "Be on offense."
• Positive Mental Attitude (PMA)
• Meeting Stevie Wonder at CES
• His advocacy and mission

• Her intersectional activism
• Her influence in the community.
• Her work as a Disability Inclusion & Accessibility Specialist.
• Her commitment to being a leader and positive force for others.
• Her numerous awards and accolades.

• Face Equality International.
• Her advocacy for the facial difference community.
• Her efforts to change stigmas and stereotypes around facial differences.
• Her history working in the face equality space.
• How she is making global connections through her work.

• His constant willingness to try.
• His advocacy and desire to raise awareness for people with disabilities.
• The benefits of hiring individuals who are blind and visually impaired.
• His consulting firm, Broaddus Business Solutions.
• His book Leading Blind Without Vision.

• How she built a following on social media
• Her informative and educational video tutorials
• How the visually impaired community utilizes accessible technology
• How the braille display improves experiences on iOS devices
• How challenging technology can be when it is inaccessible

Today, they talk about writing The Art of Access: A Practical Guide for Museum Accessibility together and how accessibility changes museums. Learn about:

• How tactile plaster model of an artwork changed Heather’s perspective on accessibility
• How a community arts center started Danielle on her accessibility journey
• How Sensory Friendly Mornings at the Denver Art Museum brings in new visitors
• How self-guided tours at the Molly Brown House are accessible
• How there are accessibility methods for all, from organizations with very little money to those with a lot
• And why Heather sent Danielle an email with the subject line, “It’s Okay to Say No”

Today, they talk about the unexpected paths Christina’s career has taken as she always seeks to improve her skills. And how she came to create both fantastical “fun eyes” and realistic eye prosthetics. Learn about:

• How she made her first fun eye (a prosthetic with a gold iris!) for Rachel Mackenzlee and how this led to going viral
• How she and Rachel started a fund to help people pay for fun eyes
• The medical and artistic sides of creating eye prosthetics
• Why Christina will soon be sitting between two giant eye sculptures at a conference
• What Hollywood gets wrong about prosthetic eyes
• And how painting tricks can make painted pupils look like they’re expanding and contracting!

Today, he and Mark talk about their mutual love of video games and dive into what makes a video game accessible. Learn about:

• The navigational assist accessibility feature in games like God of War: Ragnorok
• Why Brandon started a Twitch channel
• How, when he was a kid, Brandon memorized and could recite all of the movie Aladdin
• The enduring impact of Brandon’s work on The Last of Us 2
• And hear Brandon do an ogre and demon voice!