
Article 19 is a podcast rooted in the firm belief that access to information is a human right. Here we offer conversations and interviews for increasing awareness, empathy, and expertise around digital inclusivity. A little nerdy, and a little techy, we hope listeners end up more informed too. We will also address why the oxford comma is awesome, and always more accessible.
Episodes

Tuesday Mar 15, 2022
Article 19 - Mini-podcast Episode: Conversation with Jeff Tamburino, Tamman CEO
Tuesday Mar 15, 2022
Tuesday Mar 15, 2022
A short conversation with Tamman CEO, Jeff Tamburino discussing the history, culture and future direction of Tamman.

Wednesday Mar 02, 2022
Article 19 - Mini-podcast Episode: Getting Comfortable with Discomfort Articles
Wednesday Mar 02, 2022
Wednesday Mar 02, 2022
A short conversation with author Kristen Witucki discussing her new series of articles exploring employer biases and the challenges that face candidates and employees with disabilities.
FULL TRANSCRIPT MIN-POD with KRISTEN WITUCKI

Wednesday Dec 08, 2021
Article 19 - Episode 13 - Mentorship Matters
Wednesday Dec 08, 2021
Wednesday Dec 08, 2021
Nimit Kaur returns to co-host this episode that features her mentor, Kristen Witucki. Kristen is an author, educator and disabilities advocate. The conversation that follows explores the broad range of what their mentorship meant from both the perspective of the mentor and mentee. Discussions of education, braille, assistive tech, and employment for people with disabilities. To learn more about Kristen including her published works, check out https://kristenwitucki.com/ or her new blog articles on tammaninc.com/learn.

Wednesday Nov 24, 2021
Article 19 - Episode 12 - Individuality and Accessibility (part 2)
Wednesday Nov 24, 2021
Wednesday Nov 24, 2021
In this second part of the conversation with Miso Kwak, Nate Stauffer and Jason Brillon, the Article 19 gang does a very deep dive into social identities and technology. The conversation that started with a great deal of discussion about education, expands into the broader society's changing or changed cultural expectations and norms. Looking at inclusivity from all angles, there is a sense that as society shifts, the issues that people have should be spun around (and like accessibility) focused less on the person and more on the other person or 'user' in a context. If we apply good UX design to our life outside of technology, we may find there is a parallel that applies. Again, the adage holds true - often what is necessary for some is beneficial for all.

Thursday Oct 28, 2021
Article 19 - Episode 12 - Individuality and Accessibility (Part 1)
Thursday Oct 28, 2021
Thursday Oct 28, 2021
Full Transcript, Article 19, Episode 12 - Individuality and Accessibility (Part I)
This is Part 1 of a two part episode where Nate Stauffer, a middle school teacher and advocate for gender and sexual minorities, Miso Kwak, policy expert and advocate for individuals with disabilities and older adults, and Jason Brillon, a full stack software engineer discussing areas of education, social identities and policy and the intersection of these areas.
This conversation is wide ranging and lifts up voices of 20-something, world traveling, brilliant individuals who are shaping an inclusive world around them through policy, education and technology. Their perspectives on inclusion are unique and thoughtful throughout. Come for the ideas, stay for the charming banter.

Tuesday Oct 26, 2021
Article 19 - Episode 11 - Equal Entry with Tom and Meryl
Tuesday Oct 26, 2021
Tuesday Oct 26, 2021
Thomas Logan, CEO of Equal Entry and Meryl Evans, Accessibility and Digital Marketing expert are our guests for this episode of the podcast. Covering an immense range of topics including learning about accessibility through ancient mapmaking, to misconceptions and assumptions to values, virtual reality, and captions. This episode has something for everyone and is sure to energize long time accessibility professionals as well as those who are newer to this field.
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Monday Oct 18, 2021
Article 19 - Episode 10, Education, Work, and Media with Nimit Kaur
Monday Oct 18, 2021
Monday Oct 18, 2021
Full Transcript Article 19, Episode 10
Nimit Kaur is a disabilities advocate, recent graduate of Rutgers University, Camden and currently pursuing her J.D. and MSW at Rutgers. Nimit also is a part-time contractor for Tamman, assisting us with quality assurance testing and our Tamman Accessibility House Rules. In this episode we cover a range of topics including her educational journey, her internship and workforce experiences and her preferences for consuming media as a blind woman.
Just as we have been at Tamman from the moment we started working with her, listeners will be captivated and learn from this unassuming and brilliant woman.

Thursday Oct 07, 2021
Article 19 - Mini-podcast Episode - The Tamman Website!
Thursday Oct 07, 2021
Thursday Oct 07, 2021
Full Transcript - Mini-podcast Episode - The Tamman Website!
This is a bonus mini-podcast interview with Jessica DiPonziano, lead developer on the new and improved Tamman Website.

Thursday Sep 30, 2021
Article 19 - Episode 9 - Web Design and A11y
Thursday Sep 30, 2021
Thursday Sep 30, 2021
Full Transcript - Episode 9 - Web Design and A11y
Karen Pellegrin is the Digital Web guru for the City and County of Denver. Her range is immediately obvious in this conversation as one steeped in accessible design and training. She discusses her background, role and responsibilities in government, as well as experience guiding a large organization to meet the challenges of ensuring equitable and transparent information is readily available to all citizens. For Karen, this means going beyond doing the bare minimum of 508 or the WCAG standards. There is so much that is required, but Karen's approach is so relatable it helps everyone who engages with her to understand why accessibility is so important.

Thursday Sep 23, 2021
Article 19 - Episode 8 - A 360° Approach to Accessibility
Thursday Sep 23, 2021
Thursday Sep 23, 2021
Full Transcript - Article 19, Episode 8 - A 360° Approach to Accessibility
In this podcast, we are very thrilled to present our guest, Janet Fiore, President and CEO of The Sierra Group, an award-winning, female-owned company that trains over 6500 corporate professionals annually. As a speaker and a consultative trainer, she offers and delivers accommodation services for individuals with disabilities and for business professionals who recruit, hire and accommodate them. Janet is a social entrepreneur who has combined her business and rehabilitation expertise to drive up employment success for individuals with various disabilities. She has provided input, media and testimony for Congress. Janet has a clear driving motivation regarding her work. She states, "To make a significant noticeable difference in the lives of people we work with, and to do this every day, we set out to find at least one more way, to drive up employment for Americans with disabilities". Tune in to listen to Janet's incredible journey and learn about some amazing assistive technologies that exist and continue to evolve to help workers succeed in their jobs!
