Chrissie Cochrane and The Global Voice: Inclusive Radio Built by Blind Broadcasters

This conversation explores how The Global Voice developed its long connection with Nash Holos and the distinctive way the station operates. Founder Chrissie Cochrane discusses the principles behind a radio platform built and run largely by blind broadcasters, where “vision” comes from design rather than sight. She shares how the station began, how its volunteer team operates across borders and time zones, and the operational adaptations that make radio production viable for blind broadcasters Chrissie also reflects on her own path through music and radio, the diverse programming that defines the station, and the collaborative environment that has sustained it for nearly two decades. The discussion also touches on memorable moments, including a multi‑station charity broadcast for Ukraine that underscored the “global” in The Global Voice. a commitment to accessible broadcasting. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.