Ginger Kiwi

Curb Cuts and Conversations Podcast

2026 Episodes

January 08, 2026. I'm currently editing the first podcast episode for 2026. The episode tells the story of how my formally cute 1930s Art Deco walkup apartment was no longer accessible or a 15-minute city location, and the difference that finally living in an accessible building closer to both northbound and southbound bus stops is making. The audio version will be published over the weekend, and the video version will be up on YouTube by Wednesday, January, 14.

The First Two Guests For 2026 Are:

1. Rebecca Tarrent, JD, Global Autism Advocate & Nonprofit Leader. Episode topic: Neurodivergent accessiblity in public spaces and transportation
2. Ron Buliung, University of Toronto Distinguished Professor in the Geographies of Disability and Ableism. Episode topics: Who is the 15-Minute City and Walkscore for?, last millimeter problems, and school transportation

Web Accessiblity Wednesdays Series

Web Accessiblity Wednesdays will continue in 2026 as a regular series of short episodes. The series highlights the amazing digital accessiblity professionals and their work in a "10 Questions in 10(ish) Minutes" format.

The digital world intersects with the physical in many ways. So in addition to guests from my existing network, I'm looking for professionals that are involved in web and digital accessibility projects that intersect with the physical world. For example:

1. Transit apps and websites,
2. Websites and apps for physical locations like restaurants,
3. Apps and websites aimed at the disability community,

2025 Episodes

There was an unplanned break in the schedule from October, 2025 to January, 2026. I've moved to a wheelchair accessible building.

Video Podcast Highlights

Web Accessibility Wednesdays - Episode 01, Macro Campos, Senior Developer

Episode 001 Sara Hendren "What Can a Body Do?"

(E001 clip)Wheelchair Users' Biggest Accessibility Barrier