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Hey everyone, I recently got to be on The Japan Times’ “Deep Dive” podcast. You can listen here if you are interested (or any podcast player)
https://www.japantimes.co.jp/podcast/accessible-japan-disabilities/
japantimes.co.jp
Episode 97: Why a more accessible Japan is better for everyone
How can Japan become more inclusive and accessible as it moves beyond the Paralympic Games?
New podcast episode on All Inclusive with Servaas Kamerling, from Holland to Belgium passing through the UK, He is a man of many interests and he talks to me about some of the them: accessible travel (business travel mainly as a seasoned professional traveller) writing thrillers and wheelchair basketball. Super interesting interview! Coming… Read more
Servaas Kamerling and Ohayo Travel8 Comments-
Wow! I loved the story about getting the staff cabin when he was late!
You should add his books in the Good Reads for the Road group!- View 3 replies
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Thanks Josh! And good tip. I’ll check Good Reads
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Looking for a great podcast to enjoy this weekend? Check out this one from @accessiblesouthafrica and then share with us what you found most interesting!
iono.fm
48 - Tony Giles on Travelling Independently as a Person who is Blind & Hearing Impaired
In this episode, our host, Lois Strachan, chats to Tony Giles, also known as Tony the Traveller, about his independent travels as a person who is both blind and hearing impaired. Tony, joining us from the UK, has travelled to … Continue reading
While I don’t know if I could be as brave as @pieterghijsels and not plan, but I love the idea of selecting an album or creating a playlist to act as an adjacent memory! Thank you for another great show @eleonora_censorii !
As someone who came from the countryside, I often heard the “too expensive” argument…
Great podcast from @glorialc with some food for thought.
anchor.fm
Finding accessible facilities should not depend on which US city or town you visit. Â But as this story shows, there are still places where folks with disabilities can not safely go.
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