Molly Burke

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1,048 appearances 2 recordings 2 series first heard Oct 2025 last heard 21 Dec

Molly Burke’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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You can either walk or you have no sensation.
There's ambulatory wheelchair users who sometimes need their wheelchair and can sometimes walk.
They're not faking it.
They just have a different level of disability on the spectrum.
And it's the same with blindness.
It's not black and white.
It's not like you have 20-20 or you see nothing.
90% of blind people have remaining vision.
That does not mean they are sighted.
If you were missing 90% of your vision, I'm sure you wouldn't call yourself sighted.
And so for them, they can still use zoom.
They could still zoom in the screen, make the font bigger, higher color contrast, use different forms of assistive technology to film and edit.
If you film on your phone, our screen reader actually tells us when we're in frame.
You can also use different technology like the Belkin where you attach your phone and it uses AI to center for you so I can move around and it'll actually track me in real time.
So there's a lot of ways.
There's a lot of workarounds.
And that's that's why accessibility and universal design matters, because it allows us to live just as independently and have just as much capability back as you have without a disability, without being cured.
You know, I have all the normal dating and relationship struggles and then obviously like a different layer of unique issues.
I'm in a long-term relationship.
I've been living with my partner for almost a year and a half.
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