Having founded ACB Radio in 1999, Jonathan became an early adopter of the StationPlaylist products and encouraged their use by blind broadcasters.

It’s produced by Brian Hartgen and Jonathan Mosen, both of whom have had years of experience with the software, and are known for producing high-quality tutorials that make sense of tech topics. At 13 hours in length, it’s thorough and comprehensive. “Broadcast It” is the definitive guide to the StationPlaylist suite when used with JAWS. That’s why the best way to maximise your productivity and efficiency is to use StationPlaylist Studio in conjunction with Brian Hartgen’s scripts for Freedom Scientific’s JAWS® screen reading software. A sighted person can just glance at the screen to get the information they need about how much time is remaining in the current song and what’s up next, but glancing at the screen isn’t an option when you’re totally blind. When you’re engaging with your audience via social media, getting some content together for your next voice break, or taking phone calls, every second counts. Its developers have taken care to ensure the software is accessible out of the box. Whether you need to host a live show, or at the other extreme, completely automate an entire radio station, StationPlaylist can do it for you. There’s no more accessible a broadcast package than the StationPlaylist suite of products – Studio, Creator, and Streamer.

The Internet means that anyone can broadcast to a global audience with only minimal investment. With good screen reading skills and an accessible broadcast suite, radio is a more viable profession for blind people than ever. Given how many hours many of us spent listening to it as kids, it’s no wonder radio is a profession many blind people have pursued. It’s a medium we can enjoy completely and independently.

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