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Hi again from Wellington, New Zealand’s cool little capital. I’m very much looking forward to being back with you for another edition of Mosen at Large, which will be thought-provoking and entertaining because of all the listener contributions.

Who knows where you may choose to take the show, but Here are some of the things we’ll be talking about based on what we’ve received so far.

Kia ora koutou everyone from New Zealand, where our 102 days of being COVID free in the community has come to an end.

What makes the show special is that our listeners set the direction. I have some topics for the week, but if you want to raise anything else, feel free.

This week I’ll be speaking with David Kingsbury. David works for the Carroll Centre for the Blind, and he’s a technology author. His latest book is called “When One Web Browser Is Not Enough: A Guide for Windows Screen Reader Users”. It’s a good read and it has helpful stuff in it.

Kia ora koutou everyone from an unseasonably warm Wellington given that it’s the middle of winter. I hope very much you will not only join me for Mosen At Large, but that you’ll get in touch and help to shape the show. It’s hearing from our global listening audience that has made this show so special, so thank you, and do keep it up.

Kia ora everyone. I’m really looking forward to us all getting together again for the next Mosen At Large. Once again, the live version of the show will be packed with three hours of discussion on a range of things from a blindness perspective.

Kia ora everyone. I’m so looking forward to us all getting together again for the next Mosen At Large. Once again, the live version of the show will be packed with three hours of discussion on blindness issues including advocacy and technology.

Here are some of the things you might like to send in comments on ahead of the show.

Kia ora everyone. I’m so looking forward to us all getting together again for the next Mosen At Large.

Kia ora koutou. It will soon be Mosen At Large time before you know it, and I’m looking forward as always to us getting together to discuss a range of topics. Your contributions really make the show. Here are some of the things we’ll be discussing this week in case you’d like to get a contribution in ahead of time, which helps me plan the show.

Kia ora koutou after a very cold and blustery Wellington week. I’m looking forward to being back with you for another edition of Mosen At Large this week. We already have plenty of listener contributions lined up but there is room for yours.

Here are just some of the things we’ll be talking about.

On Sunday 5 July, Mushroom FM will be performing an upgrade to our online player. This is the player that lets you listen to the fun guys from our website.

Once we perform that upgrade, our online player will no longer support Internet Explorer. Every other method of listening to Mushroom FM, including with a modern browser, will be unaffected.

Kia ora koutou Mosen At Largers from a wintery Wellington New Zealand.

Thank you so much for all your positive comments about recent episodes, particularly the Samsung TU8500 review and our post-WWDC recap. The latter was recorded the moment the keynote concluded and I have unearthed a lot more information since then.