NVDA, OSARA, GitHub and a sniffly nose

In this episode we’re lucky enough to speak with Jamie Teh and Scott Chesworth, about the incredible work that they are involved in with regards to software accessibility. Jamie is one of the cofounders of the screen reader NVDA which literally opens up access to computers for free across the entire world. In addition to this he also coded the accessibility plug-in for the Reaper recording software that allows it to be used by blind musicians all over the world. This podcast is edited using that very software. Scott is a musician and music producer himself and is an vocal advocate for accessibility across all facets of the music industry. It was an absolute treat to talk to these guys.