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"Welcome to 'Technically Working', the go-to podcast for tech enthusiasts and productivity seekers alike. Hosts Michael Babcock and Damashe Thomas take you on a journey through the ever-evolving world of technology and productivity. As Mac OS and iPhone users, they share their personal experiences and tips on staying productive while using these tools. But they don't stop there - they also explore other platforms like Android and Windows to bring you a comprehensive view of the tech landscape. Tune in each episode to hear them keep each other accountable, discuss the latest tools and strategies, and share their journey to reaching their goals. Whether you're a small business owner, freelancer, or simply looking to boost your productivity, 'Technically Working' is the perfect podcast for anyone looking to level up their tech skills and get things done."
Your screen reader does not have to read everything at full detail all the time. JAWS, NVDA, VoiceOver, and TalkBack all let you adjust verbosity settings to reduce what gets announced. Turn off punctuation announcements for casual reading, then turn them back on when editing. Tuning verbosity for the task you are doing saves a lot of mental energy.
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Three updates this week: new Technically Working episode out, Our Perspective opens for subscribers ahead of our June 2 launch, and the podcast app I've been building is in a working state.

Keyboard-first, NVDA-friendly media player for Windows with QuickTime-style JKL controls and pitch-preserved speed - doubletaponair/QAudioPlayer

Item Chooser add-on for the NVDA screen reader — searchable navigation of accessible items in any window or web page (NVDA+I). - doubletaponair/NVDAItemChooser
New episode of Technically Working is out for Tip Jar SUpporters. Episode 164: Building the podcast app I actually want.
I got frustrated with my podcast app, so I opened Claude, wrote a PRD, and now I'm thirty-six builds into an iOS app with real testers. We talk about how it's coming together, the feedback that's shaped it, and why App Store Connect with VoiceOver is still a mess.
Also: practical AI usage for the people who aren't building apps, Lyft vs Uber, and a great hotel experience in San Francisco.
https://technicallyworking.show
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"Welcome to 'Technically Working', the go-to podcast for tech enthusiasts and productivity seekers alike. Hosts Michael Babcock and Damashe Thomas take you on a journey through the ever-evolving world of technology and productivity. As Mac OS and iPhone users, they share their personal experiences and tips on staying productive while using these tools. But they don't stop there - they also explore other platforms like Android and Windows to bring you a comprehensive view of the tech landscape. Tune in each episode to hear them keep each other accountable, discuss the latest tools and strategies, and share their journey to reaching their goals. Whether you're a small business owner, freelancer, or simply looking to boost your productivity, 'Technically Working' is the perfect podcast for anyone looking to level up their tech skills and get things done."