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Celebrating braille and keeping braillists informed with exclusive interviews, independent reviews, comprehensive demonstrations, clear presentations, thought-provoking commentary and up-to-the-minute braille news.
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Signup to Generate a PitchCelebrating braille and keeping braillists informed with exclusive interviews, independent reviews, comprehensive demonstrations, clear presentations, thought-provoking commentary and up-to-the-minute braille news.
Braillecast is hosted by Braillists Foundation. The show has published 148 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Braille at University (Extra 86)" (14 October 2026, 59 minutes), "MORE BRAILLE: MORE EMPOWERMENT, Launching the Global Braille Survey (Episode 79)" (13 October 2026, 95 minutes), and "More Braille: More Empowerment, A Live Virtual Conversation (Episode 78)" (12 October 2026, 53 minutes).
Braillecast publishes roughly a few times a week, with episodes averaging 55 minutes across 148 episodes.
Booking probability for Braillecast is 25%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Braillecast requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Braillecast's contact route on record: verified email.
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Braillists Foundation hosts Braillecast, an education podcast with 148 episodes published.
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How might you use braille at university, and what funding is available to help you get it? Join Connor Scott-Gardner to find out! Connor has experience as an advocate, DSA assessor and university student. In this...
When we talk about braille, we often hear statements like: “Only 7–10% of blind people read braille.” “Blind children aren't learning braille at school like they used to.” “Technology is making braille irrelevant.” But...
The official launch of the ICEVI–WBU Global Braille Literacy Campaign On behalf of the International Council for the Education of People with Visual Impairment (ICEVI) and the World Blind Union (WBU) , we are pleased to...
The 41st CSUN Assistive Technology Conference took place from 9-13 March 2026, introducing an impressive assortment of new braille products! Everything from the most advanced notetaker to the simplest USB-only braille...
Did you know you can connect a Bluetooth keyboard or braille display to any iPhone or iPad? It’s a great way of improving your productivity and efficiency. However, there are some features which don’t have a keyboard...
Apple released the latest versions of its flagship operating systems, including iOS and iPad 26 for the popular iPhone and iPad product lines, in September 2025. Amongst the many new features are a significant number of...
Apple released the latest versions of its flagship operating systems, including iOS and iPad 26 for the popular iPhone and iPad product lines, in September 2025. Amongst the many new features are a significant number of...
Join Ed Rogers of Bristol Braille Technology as he lifts the lid on Canute Scientific, the next generation of multi-line braille technology designed specifically for blind people working, studying or exploring Science...
Regular Braillecast listeners will know that I visited Australia and New Zealand in 2024, and we featured a number of interviews from that trip in the weeks that followed. One interview that we didn't feature at the...
Episode #74
The “old-fashioned Perkins” is a term we hear (and perhaps use) a lot. Whilst it is true that it was invented over fifty years ago, the evolution in braille writing in the period leading up to the first Perkins Brailler...
Victorian Britain was a heavily visual era. Sighted people gained access to the Penny Post, and the ability to communicate with friends across the nation with relative ease in an alphabet which was already...
Most of us by now have heard of the BrailleNote, Brailliant and Mantis, three of the leading braille products manufactured by HumanWare . Last year, they also launched Monarch, their brand new Dynamic Tactile Device...
Many listeners to this podcast will already be familiar with the Orbit Reader, which has been available in the UK since around 2018. Orbit Research have since expanded their product portfolio to include a range of other...
Bristol Braille Technology CIC is a not-for-profit organisation and the inventor of the Canute 360, designed in close collaboration with the Braillists' community as the original affordable multi-line Braille display...
Paige Connect is an affordable adaptation for your classic braille writer that connects it wirelessly to any phone, tablet or laptop for instant braille translation and gamified learning . The Paige Connect board is...
Sight and Sound Technology is the leading supplier of assistive technology in the UK and Ireland, offering assessment, technology solutions, training and lifetime support so that their customers are able to make best...
In this episode, we take you to New College Worcester and our first ever conference for World Braille Day. We feature recordings from both the morning and afternoon session, including: Welcomes from the Braillists and...
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