Kelly and Company

Summertime in Canada host some of the biggest concert series, if you are looking for something fun, arts and culture contributor Amy Amantea has the details. For the first few years of Kelly and Company, Mondays were known for back-to-back serious content; two people who contributed to those talks were Ron Malis and Danielle McLaughlin, with money and politics. They join us to salute KellyCo. And, from brown sugar obsessions to mushroom mains, we’re dishing out the top food trends heating up across Canada, with Culinary Expert Mary Mammoliti.

On today’s show, we’re kicking off the show with Artists’ Corner, visiting percussionist and educator Jeff Stewart, who brings decades of experience using drumming to build connection, confidence, and community. Forbes named Microsoft, Nike, and 97 other companies to its first Accessibility 100 List; we talk about who made the list and why it matters, with Matisse Hammel-Nelis. Let’s visit with KellyCo fan favourites Bill Shackleton and Margrett Weldon, the pair we called Bill and Margrett for a classic minute, who also brought us The Buzz! #accessibility #assistivetech #podcast #disability #blind #accessibilemedia #KellyCo

Leanne Baarda is our Independent Living Skills Specialist who joins us once a month. We’ve had years of conversations, covered everything from kitchen safety to cleaning out our garages, and today for our final chat on Kelly and Company, she’s here with an “Ask a Rehab Specialist” wrap-up, kind of like the FAQ of ILS. As we continue to reflect on good times from the show, we’ll hear from our very first fitness expert who spent years bringing us fun workouts, groovy music, and the love and passion of exercise, Chyvonne Emile Bray. Plus, Amanda Shekarchi sends us off into the summer with songs of the season. #accessibility #assistivetech #podcast #disability #blind #accessibilemedia #KellyCo

There are so many endings in life that we often don't get to fully process, and leave us feeling lost with no way of expressing so. We explore endings with Psychotherapist Fern Lulham, fittingly on our last chat together. We visit with Downtown Dave Brown and not just to promote his new show Game Changers on AMI-Tv. Let’s celebrate the live show era in a special way. Plus, what does it take to be a successful traveler? Orientation and Mobility Specialist Mark Rankin explores the traits and techniques he’s come across over his career working with the blind and low vision community.

On today’s show, we take a stroll down memory lane with Kevin Philipupillai, the original producer of Kelly and Company, as he reflects on the show's early days back in 2017. From sports reporting to co-hosting and everything in between, Brock Richardson has been a big part of the Kelly and Company journey. We catch up with him one last time as he shares his final thoughts and favourite memories from the show. And for his last bow on Kelly and Company, Michael Feir has brought us one more helping of Podcasts which have impressed him enough to recommend to the audience. All of them are free and should provide hours of enjoyment.

Have you checked out an audio described dance performance yet? If not, let’s prime you. There are some interesting approaches to describing dance, and Christine Malec is here to chat about them. Lawrence Gunther shares how we can all become a voice for the largely silent underwater world that covers 71% of the earth’s surface. Many of us are using AI to help with our job applications, but how is that being received by employers? We discuss the dos and don’ts with Michael French of Robert Half Canada. And, non-alcoholic drinks are booming in Canada. Chef Mary Mammoliti shares what’s trending and what to pour next.

What does accessible travel look like when it's done right? Marco Pasqua takes us on a journey through the Kennedy Space Center and aboard two of the world’s newest cruise ships to highlight where thoughtful design meets real inclusion. Plus, Para Sport Nation’s Alex Smyth joins us for another Para Sport Explained; we get into his favourte sport, Para Snowboard Cross.

Starting in November of 2016, Kelly and Company's “Ask A Veterinarian” segment has been on the air for almost nine years. For her last appearance on the show, Dr Danielle is going to briefly recap her favourite episode from each year and see if our hosts agree with her choice. Is water enough to keep us hydrated to the scortching summer months? Let’s talk summer hydration with Nutritionist Julia Karantjas. Plus, Apple wrapped up this year’s World Wide Developers Conference, and Michael Babcock is here with the highlights.

On another Artists Corner feature, we learn about multi-disciplinary artist Kathy Austin’s sensory approach to the arts and her latest work in music production. Plus, stick around for another walk down memory lane with two colleagues who were here for the long haul of AMI, from volunteering and reading shows to live programming, Corinne Van Dusen and Mike Ross.

Canada is full of fantastic artists in a variety of genres, Amy Amantea, Arts and culture contributor, tells us where to purchase the perfect ticket. Blind Gamer Markus McCracken is back with a final word on accessibility in video gaming for people with disabilities. Plus, he has an update to his own game pitch, Silent Evidence. Midweek’s the new weekend, Mary Mammoliti is here to talk Wednesday dining, why it’s having a moment, and how we can take advantage of it.

Being nosy about others is frowned upon, but being nosy about yourself is important when it comes to your sinuses. Frances Wong has us covered on that front. Thinking of closing your business? Kevin Shaw joins us today to talk about how to wind down your small business the right way—with grace, strategy, and no loose ends. Wendy Porch, Executive Director of the Centre for Independent Living in Toronto, comes on to celebrate 40 years of CILT’s role in empowering people with disabilities to live independently.

Alicia Grace Chenier is a passionate advocate for disability representation in media. Alicia is here to discuss the upcoming live-action adaptation of How to Train Your Dragon, and the opportunities it presents for authentic representation. Plus, we chat with a pair of people who have been part of Kelly and Company, other AMI shows and have just been expanding the world of broadcasting in such meaningful ways. #accessibility #assistivetech #podcast #disability #blind #accessibilemedia #KellyCo

The Cromwell Museum is home to the best collection of items relating to Oliver Cromwell, with arms and armour, personal items, and more. We hear more about this space on our Eastern Ontario Community Report, with Annette Dennis.

On the latest episode of AMI’s Tripping on Air, Hosts Ardra & Alex answer your wildest MS questions, spilling the tea on taboo topics like sex, fatigue, and everything in between. We discuss this podcast and more, with Podcast Coordinator Ryan Delehanty.

Michael Babcock is back to using Windows 11, and he says its just like riding a bike again. We learn about his smooth transition. Plus, we get reminders of Siri and Shortcuts on iOS, during our Tech Talk.

Northern Magnolias are only in bloom for a precious seven days; Gardener Susan Kerney highlights where to find these Spring flowers. Plus, she talks us through planting a Butterfly Garden. Artificial Intelligence focused gadgets aren't living up to their hype, with bad reviews, poor battery life, and slow performance. We get into this Tech discussion with John Biehler, on our App Update. Jonathan Barembruch recently opened Calgary’s first alcohol-free bottle shop, Sante Dry Bottle shop, one of a growing number of stores that specializes in non-alcoholic beer and wine. We get the story with Laura Bain, on The Buzz. 19-year old Lloyd Martin is the first individual with down syndrome to complete the UK Marathon. Brock Richardson highlights this recognition, plus tells us the latest in Pro Sports playoffs, on our Sports Update. On the Chatty Bookshelf, Ryan Hooey highlights the latest exciting news in works for Potterheads. Plus, he shares why we're saying goodbye to the well-loved initiative, Audiobook Synch. Let’s revisit and weigh in on conversations from the past week, on Cut For Time.

Let’s revisit and weigh in on conversations from the past week, on Cut For Time.

On the Chatty Bookshelf, Ryan Hooey highlights the latest exciting news in works for Potterheads. Plus, he shares why we're saying goodbye to the well-loved initiative, Audiobook Synch.

19-year old Lloyd Martin is the first individual with down syndrome to complete the UK Marathon. Brock Richardson highlights this recognition, plus tells us the latest in Pro Sports playoffs, on our Sports Update.

Artificial Intelligence focused gadgets aren't living up to their hype, with bad reviews, poor battery life, and slow performance. We get into this Tech discussion with John Biehler, on our App Update.

Northern Magnolias are only in bloom for a precious seven days; Gardener Susan Kerney highlights where to find these Spring flowers. Plus, she talks us through planting a Butterfly Garden.

Michael Feir highlights a series on Apple TV Plus called Earth Sounds, which uses cutting edge technology to reveal what's going on sonically in the wild. Fern Lulham dives into the sensitive conversation around imposter syndrome, and the reasons why you might doubt that you’re good enough to succeed in the things that matter to you the most. A boycott targeting Loblaws is gaining momentum, with thousands of shoppers potentially taking their money elsewhere during the month of May. We get the details on the Buzz, with Laura Bain. Chef Mary Mammoliti is here to help us plan a special day for mom on Mother's Day, with a fun craft suggestion, and a special brunch recipe. We chat with Madison Tevlin: actress, singer, social media influencer, TV personality and advocate for the Down syndrome community. This week, we're running a unique Roundtable chat, featuring a panel of alumni Reporters from the former AMI-tv show, AMI This Week. Alex Smyth, Laura Bain, Grant Hardy, and Kelly MacDonald let us into their experiences on the show.

This week, we're running a unique Roundtable chat, featuring a panel of alumni Reporters from the former AMI-tv show, AMI This Week. Alex Smyth, Laura Bain, Grant Hardy, and Kelly MacDonald let us into their experiences on the show.

We chat with Madison Tevlin: actress, singer, social media influencer, TV personality and advocate for the Down syndrome community.

Chef Mary Mammoliti is here to help us plan a special day for mom on Mother's Day, with a fun craft suggestion, and a special brunch recipe.

Fern Lulham dives into the sensitive conversation around imposter syndrome, and the reasons why you might doubt that you’re good enough to succeed in the things that matter to you the most.

Michael Feir highlights a series on Apple TV Plus called Earth Sounds, which uses cutting edge technology to reveal what's going on sonically in the wild.

We’re joined by Jennifer Bawden, Senior Manager for New Galleries & Research at the TELUS World of Science Edmonton, to discuss what’s happening at the Science Centre, including their upcoming 40th Anniversary celebrations. the Writers Guild of Canada has voted 96 per cent to strike. What could this mean for new and returning scripted Canadian TV shows? Greg David highlights what the writers are seeking, what they want curbed,, and when a strike could happen. A High School in the Greater Toronto Area, where students have faced a string of substitutes throughout the semester, has come up with an interesting solution for delivering mid-term marks. We find out more on The Buzz, with Laura Bain. The Musée des fine arts of Montreal invites blind and partially sighted individuals to participate in a study on accessibility to the museum. We learn more on our Community Report with Mathieu Rochette. Planning a trip?The most important item to pack is Travel Medical Insurance. Let’s talk travel Insurance on our Finance chat with Ryan Chin. British Columbia has reversed course on its drug decriminalization after backlash. Grant Hardy has more on Trending headlines.

Planning a trip?The most important item to pack is Travel Medical Insurance. Let’s talk travel Insurance on our Finance chat with Ryan Chin.

The Musée des fine arts of Montreal invites blind and partially sighted individuals to participate in a study on accessibility to the museum. We learn more on our Community Report with Mathieu Rochette.

the Writers Guild of Canada has voted 96 per cent to strike. What could this mean for new and returning scripted Canadian TV shows? Greg David highlights what the writers are seeking, what they want curbed,, and when a strike could happen.

We’re joined by Jennifer Bawden, Senior Manager for New Galleries & Research at the TELUS World of Science Edmonton, to discuss what’s happening at the Science Centre, including their upcoming 40th Anniversary celebrations.

On Ask a Vet, Dr. Danielle Jongkind takes us on a light-hearted tour of things you'll only ever see or hear in a vet clinic. Are you attached to your smartphone, and is it literally causing you pain?Learn tips and tricks on how to minimize the overuse of your hands, on Wellness with Frances Wong. We’ll hear about an accessible theatre and dance production called “Camille: A Story” from Montreal-based artist Audrey-Anne Bouchard. Saint John, New Brunswick Advocates, be prepared to share your expertise and vision for the city’s North End. Community Reporter Marisa Hersey-Misner shares how. Music Monday is one of the world’s largest single events dedicated to raising awareness of the importance of music education in schools. We learn more with musicians Marc Jordan and Amy Sky. On our Book Club, we discuss The Rosie project By Graeme Simsion, the first book of a trilogy, about a man's journey to find love. We review it with the recommender of the novel, Beth Deer.

On our Book Club, we discuss The Rosie project By Graeme Simsion, the first book of a trilogy, about a man's journey to find love. We review it with the recommender of the novel, Beth Deer.

Music Monday is one of the world’s largest single events dedicated to raising awareness of the importance of music education in schools. We learn more with musicians Marc Jordan and Amy Sky.

Saint John, New Brunswick Advocates, be prepared to share your expertise and vision for the city’s North End. Community Reporter Marisa Hersey-Misner shares how.

We’ll hear about an accessible theatre and dance production called “Camille: A Story” from Montreal-based artist Audrey-Anne Bouchard.

Are you attached to your smartphone, and is it literally causing you pain?Learn tips and tricks on how to minimize the overuse of your hands, on Wellness with Frances Wong.

On Ask a Vet, Dr. Danielle Jongkind takes us on a light-hearted tour of things you'll only ever see or hear in a vet clinic.

Michael Babcock shares tips for using Microsoft Outlook with jaws, touching on creating signatures and folders, flagging messages, and getting started on inbox rules. Regular physical exercise reduces the risk of dementia by promoting both cardiovascular health and social engagement. On Trending Headlines with Grant Hardy, we learn about five ways to reduce our risks of dementia through lifestyle. We catch up with Host of the AMI original podcast ‘low vision moments’, Jennie Bovard. She highlights the recent episode, Run For Your Life, with guest Daryl, and the experience of her first half-marathon. Power To Be is a Vancouver Island-based non-profit offering outdoor programs for all abilities. We learn more with Community Reporter Carol Yaple. We listen to a conversation with Robert Cockcroft,Director of McMaster University’s William J. McCallion Planetarium, to learn all about Celestial Bear, The Six Nations’ Night Sky show. In light of the high-profile criminal trial of former President Donald Trump, taking place in New York, Danielle McLaughlin takes us through what happens in the US and in Canada when a person is called for jury duty.

We catch up with Host of the AMI original podcast ‘low vision moments’, Jennie Bovard. She highlights the recent episode, Run For Your Life, with guest Daryl, and the experience of her first half-marathon.

Power To Be is a Vancouver Island-based non-profit offering outdoor programs for all abilities. We learn more with Community Reporter Carol Yaple.

We listen to a conversation with Robert Cockcroft,Director of McMaster University’s William J. McCallion Planetarium, to learn all about Celestial Bear, The Six Nations’ Night Sky show.

Michael Babcock shares tips for using Microsoft Outlook with jaws, touching on creating signatures and folders, flagging messages, and getting started on inbox rules.

In light of the high-profile criminal trial of former President Donald Trump, taking place in New York, Danielle McLaughlin takes us through what happens in the US and in Canada when a person is called for jury duty.

This week, we can find the Cherry Blossoms blooming at Toronto’s High Park. Gardener Susan Kerney tells us more about this popular flower. Plus, she highlights Pet Grass, something she started growing as a treat for her dogs. This week, Microsoft Research Asia unveiled VASA-1, an AI model that can create a synchronized animated video of a person talking or singing from a single photo and an existing audio track. We find out more on the App Update with John Biehler. Disney has announced changes to its longstanding Disability Access Service, and is facing much backlash by disability communities. We get the scoop on The Buzz, with Nisreen Abdel-Majid. A confusing situation between New York Yankees manager, Aaron Boone and a Homeplate umpire earlier this week lead to much media coverage. Brock Richardson fills us in on our Sports Update. Let’s get to conversation recaps and comment on segments from the past week, on Cut for Time.

Let’s get to conversation recaps and comment on segments from the past week, on Cut for Time.

on the chatty bookshelf, Ryan Hooey highlights a non-fiction release by fiction writer James Patterson, titled The Secret Lives of Librarians  and Book Sellers.

A confusing situation between New York Yankees manager, Aaron Boone and a Homeplate umpire earlier this week lead to much media coverage. Brock Richardson fills us in on our Sports Update.

This week, Microsoft Research Asia unveiled VASA-1, an AI model that can create a synchronized animated video of a person talking or singing from a single photo and an existing audio track. We find out more on the App Update with John Biehler.

This week, we can find the Cherry Blossoms blooming at Toronto’s High Park. Gardener Susan Kerney tells us more about this popular flower. Plus, she highlights Pet Grass, something she started growing as a treat for her dogs.

Take  elementary students feeling stressed about climate change, and take a teacher who wanted to help them deal with their anxiety. In honour of Earth Day, Michael Feir highlights the Climate Action Figures podcast. What’s one thing you absolutely shouldn’t do if you’ve been bitten by a snake? Grant Hardy tells us on What in the World. Stella, a golden retriever, is part of legal history in British Columbia, after a judge ordered shared custody of the dog. We learn more on the Buzz, with Nisreen Abdel-Majid. Chef Mary Mammoliti took a deep dive into Google users' search habits, and today she’s here with answers to some of the most Googled food questions. We check in with Abby and Skylar, two students from the W. Ross MacDonald School Communications class. They highlight upcoming Celebration Day events, and a fun new Drama play they'll be involved with sound design for. Joining us on this week's Roundtable chat, on a variety of subject matters picked by Kelly MacDonald, is AMI Communications Specialist, Greg David.

Joining us on this week's Roundtable chat, on a variety of subject matters picked by Kelly MacDonald, is AMI Communications Specialist, Greg David.

We check in with Abby and Skylar, two students from the W. Ross MacDonald School Communications class. They highlight upcoming Celebration Day events, and a fun new Drama play they'll be involved with sound design for.

Chef Mary Mammoliti took a deep dive into Google users' search habits, and today she’s here with answers to some of the most Googled food questions.

Take  elementary students feeling stressed about climate change, and take a teacher who wanted to help them deal with their anxiety. In honour of Earth Day, Michael Feir highlights the Climate Action Figures podcast.

An Alberta study shows that indigenous Canadians aren’t getting the care they need in emergency rooms. Grant Hardy discusses this and more on his headlines segment. Ryan Reynolds is honouring his friend Michael J. Fox, who was named one of Time Magazine’s 100 most influential people for his work for Parkinson’s research. We get details on this story with Corinne Van Dusen, on our Entertainment Report. A Paralympian has criticised Nike for promoting its products using amputee mannequins when it doesn't sell single shoes. We discuss this story on today's Buzz, with Nisreen Abdel-Majid. ALL THAT GLITTERS IS 24K COMEDY GOLD AT THE 2024 WINNIPEG COMEDY FESTIVAl, kicking off April 30. Vic Pereira has the details on our Community Report. Nadia Hamilton, founder of Magnus Mode chats about their collaboration with Whirlpool to make the experience more accessible for neurodivergent customers. On our monthly Employment chat, Elysia Yardley talks to us about recruitment do's and don'ts, starting with cover letter and resume writing, and heading all the way into the phone screen process.

On our monthly Employment chat, Elysia Yardley talks to us about recruitment do's and don'ts, starting with cover letter and resume writing, and heading all the way into the phone screen process.

Nadia Hamilton, founder of Magnus Mode chats about their collaboration with Whirlpool to make the experience more accessible for neurodivergent customers.

ALL THAT GLITTERS IS 24K COMEDY GOLD AT THE 2024 WINNIPEG COMEDY FESTIVAl, kicking off April 30. Vic Pereira has the details on our Community Report.

Ryan Reynolds is honouring his friend Michael J. Fox, who was named one of Time Magazine’s 100 most influential people for his work for Parkinson’s research. We get details on this story with Corinne Van Dusen, on our Entertainment Report.

Warmer weather is beckoning dog owners for longer walks outdoors, but with it come a host of creepy crawlies. Dr. Danielle Jongkind lists common pet parasites and how to deal with them on Ask-a-Vet. Greek Yogurt is a high-protein health food that can be used for cooking, baking, breakfasts, spreads, and more. Nutritionist Julia Karantjas shares ways to use Greek Yogurt, besides putting it in a bowl with granola. The Dawson City, Yukon Ice Pool contest gives locals the chance to wager their guesses as to the date and time, down to the minute, that the river ice will break. Community Reporter Kim Hovey has the scoop. Two prominent Canadian figures in entertainment, Jann Arden and Rick Mercer, are embarking on the Will They or Won’t They Tour, with an unscripted and unrehearsed journey into their careers. We learn more about their stop in Newfoundland on our Community Report with Kim Thistle. Jeff Thompson recently received a request to make someone a Cherry Tea Box; he walks us through the Woodworking project. Co-Executive Director Chris Studer and Events Manager Courtney Allain tell us more about the Get Real Movement which aims to foster a more inclusive community for 2SLGBTQ+ people.

Co-Executive Director Chris Studer and Events Manager Courtney Allain tell us more about the Get Real Movement which aims to foster a more inclusive community for 2SLGBTQ+ people.

Jeff Thompson recently received a request to make someone a Cherry Tea Box; he walks us through the Woodworking project.

Two prominent Canadian figures in entertainment, Jann Arden and Rick Mercer, are embarking on the Will They or Won’t They Tour, with an unscripted and unrehearsed journey into their careers. We learn more about their stop in Newfoundland on our Community Report with Kim Thistle.

The Dawson City, Yukon Ice Pool contest gives locals the chance to wager their guesses as to the date and time, down to the minute, that the river ice will break. Community Reporter Kim Hovey has the scoop.

Greek Yogurt is a high-protein health food that can be used for cooking, baking, breakfasts, spreads, and more. Nutritionist Julia Karantjas shares ways to use Greek Yogurt, besides putting it in a bowl with granola.

Warmer weather is beckoning dog owners for longer walks outdoors, but with it come a host of creepy crawlies. Dr. Danielle Jongkind lists common pet parasites and how to deal with them on Ask-a-Vet.

Michael Babcock has our Tech Talk, which includes a shout out to his newly purchased audio interface, and a how to guide on using Google Suite tools and features. Toxins in drinking water are associated with severe health issues affecting many communities across the country. Is Canada doing enough to keep drinking water safe? Grant Hardy discusses this and more on our headlines segment. The newest episode of Our Community, NL Deaf Choir, sheds a spotlight on the first choir in the Atlantic provinces whose membership is deaf. We learn more with choir Member Paula Coggins. Ottawa Community Reporter Kim Kilpatrick highlights Rose in the Machine, the story of a mother seeking to understand her daughter living with Autism. And, she gives us updates on new ways to contact Ottawa’s para transportation services. Orientation and Mobility Specialist Mark Rankin goes through the O&M scope of practice, discusses how it is changing, and considers how technology will continue to impact the discipline. On Know Your Rights, Danielle McLaughlin and her guest Senator Kim Pate reflect on the funding announced Tuesday for the Canada Disability Benefit.

On Know Your Rights, Danielle McLaughlin and her guest Senator Kim Pate reflect on the funding announced Tuesday for the Canada Disability Benefit.

Orientation and Mobility Specialist Mark Rankin goes through the O&M scope of practice, discusses how it is changing, and considers how technology will continue to impact the discipline.

Ottawa Community Reporter Kim Kilpatrick highlights Rose in the Machine, the story of a mother seeking to understand her daughter living with Autism. And, she gives us updates on new ways to contact Ottawa’s para transportation services.

The newest episode of Our Community, NL Deaf Choir, sheds a spotlight on the first choir in the Atlantic provinces whose membership is deaf. We learn more with choir Member Paula Coggins.

Michael Babcock has our Tech Talk, which includes a shout out to his newly purchased audio interface, and a how to guide on using Google Suite tools and features.

Did your indoor planters bring some unwanted guests along for the ride? Gardener Susan Kerney tells us how to get rid of bugs with…more bugs. AI powered wearable tech is dominating headlines with revolutionary promises, but some reviewers aren’t impressed. On the App Update, John Biehler tells us about the devices lining up to replace your smartphone. The France Tourism Alliance has created a videogame to help Paralympic volunteers create an iconic experience for athletes and visitors. Nisreen Abdel-Majid has that story and more on The Buzz! The CBC has unveiled coverage details for the upcoming Olympic and Paralympic games in Paris, boasting more coverage than ever before! Reporter Brock Richardson has more on Friday's Sports Update. On the Chatty Bookshelf, Ryan Hooey shares his review of “The Will of the Many”, the latest young adult conspiracy from author, James Islington. We recap and weigh in on a few highlights from the past week, including problems with Ontario’s Safe Streets Act, breakout moments for disabled comedians, and spotting the signs of burnout.

We recap and weigh in on a few highlights from the past week, including problems with Ontario’s Safe Streets Act, breakout moments for disabled comedians, and spotting the signs of burnout.

On the Chatty Bookshelf, Ryan Hooey shares his review of “The Will of the Many”, the latest young adult conspiracy from author, James Islington.

The CBC has unveiled coverage details for the upcoming Olympic and Paralympic games in Paris, boasting more coverage than ever before! Reporter Brock Richardson has more on Friday's Sports Update.

AI powered wearable tech is dominating headlines with revolutionary promises, but some reviewers aren’t impressed. On the App Update, John Biehler tells us about the devices lining up to replace your smartphone.

Did your indoor planters bring some unwanted guests along for the ride? Gardener Susan Kerney tells us how to get rid of bugs with…more bugs.

Backups. The one feature everyone needs but nobody has time for! Tech Expert Mike Feir continues his deep dive into iCloud's backup features, including how to manage your data and privacy. Fern Lulham says fostering respect for your body is an important step in improving your sense of self-worth. On UK Disability Highlights we explore how social pressure, childhood experiences, and disability all influence our body image. The Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario is empowering teens to break the silence on mental health with a peer-to-peer support network. Nisreen Abdel-Majid shares the story on The Buzz. Chef Mary Mammoliti says choosing in-season produce brings plenty of benefits from flavour and nutrition to sustainability. She offers prep and cooking tips for a bundle of fresh spring picks! Arts & Culture Critic, Christine Malec shares some images and descriptions from last week’s solar eclipse and reflects on why the phenomenon left a sense of unity among observers. AMI Audio and IT Specialist, Leanne Brown joins us for the weekly Thursday Roundtable.

AMI Audio and IT Specialist, Leanne Brown joins us for the weekly Thursday Roundtable.

Arts & Culture Critic, Christine Malec shares some images and descriptions from last week’s solar eclipse and reflects on why the phenomenon left a sense of unity among observers.

Chef Mary Mammoliti says choosing in-season produce brings plenty of benefits from flavour and nutrition to sustainability. She offers prep and cooking tips for a bundle of fresh spring picks!

Fern Lulham says fostering respect for your body is an important step in improving your sense of self-worth. On UK Disability Highlights we explore how social pressure, childhood experiences, and disability all influence our body image.

Backups. The one feature everyone needs but nobody has time for! Tech Expert Mike Feir continues his deep dive into iCloud's backup features, including how to manage your data and privacy.

Legembi is the first drug shown to slow the progress of Alzheimer’s but after a year on the market, adoption by hospitals and insurers is flagging. Grant Hardy has the details on Trending Headlines. All Access Comedy is taping their second edition standup comedy special this May. AMI Communications Specialist, Greg David shares the details and how you can get free tickets! Norwegian startup Exotek is hoping to make outdoor adventuring more inclusive with the Exoquad, an ATV designed for wheelchair users to experience the “gnarliest of outdoor environments”. We learn more on the Buzz. On the heels of World Health Day, Community Reporter Marc Workman explores issues of accessibility in Edmonton’s healthcare system. Audio describer JJ Hunt takes us on a sonic getaway to Cartagena Columbia, with rich descriptions of the colonial architecture, prehistoric wildlife, and tempting street food from the Festival del Frito! Following our coverage of last week’s total solar eclipse, we get a virtual tour of the W.J. McCallion Planetarium with manager and McMaster University PhD candidate, Blake Ledger.

On the heels of World Health Day, Community Reporter Marc Workman explores issues of accessibility in Edmonton’s healthcare system.

Following our coverage of last week’s total solar eclipse, we get a virtual tour of the W.J. McCallion Planetarium with manager and McMaster University PhD candidate, Blake Ledger.

Audio describer JJ Hunt takes us on a sonic getaway to Cartagena Columbia, with rich descriptions of the colonial architecture, prehistoric wildlife, and tempting street food from the Festival del Frito!

All Access Comedy is taping their second edition standup comedy special this May. AMI Communications Specialist, Greg David shares the details and how you can get free tickets!

How common is it for our pets to get problems with their eyes, and how can we notice the symptoms? We explore this topic on Ask a Vet with Dr. Danielle Jongkind. Work life balance is a well worn phrase that means something a little different to each of us. We discuss burnout with Frances Wong, who tells us how to spot the signs early. We speak to Anthony Frisina: author, public speaker and the Founder of Accessibility Consulting Business Above and Beyond. Community Reporter Julie Martin features the Healthy Tomorow Foundation's community walking program that's helping Nova Scotians get more active! Yang Wang shares her story of hosting a culturally authentic dine-out experience for her blind women’s group at Asian Legend in the heart of Toronto’s Chinatown. On this month's Voices chat, we invite Andy Frank, Manager of AMI-audio to the soapbox. He briefs us on upcoming AMI-audio highlights, and we talk formulas for podcasts.

Work life balance is a well worn phrase that means something a little different to each of us. We discuss burnout with Frances Wong, who tells us how to spot the signs early.

We speak to Anthony Frisina: author, public speaker and the Founder of Accessibility Consulting Business Above and Beyond.

Yang Wang shares her story of hosting a culturally authentic dine-out experience for her blind women’s group at Asian Legend in the heart of Toronto’s Chinatown.

On this month's Voices chat, we invite Andy Frank, Manager of AMI-audio to the soapbox. He briefs us on upcoming AMI-audio highlights, and we talk formulas for podcasts.

How common is it for our pets to get problems with their eyes, and how can we notice the symptoms? We explore this topic on Ask a Vet with Dr. Danielle Jongkind.

Community Reporter Julie Martin features the Healthy Tomorow Foundation's community walking program that's helping Nova Scotians get more active!

Assistive tech company Seleste is boasting a new pair of smart glasses they say are thin, affordable, and powerful! Tech expert, Michael Babcock shares his review of the AI powered specs on Tech Talk. Emerging research is splitting opinions or B.C’s Safer Supply program. Grant Hardy has the details on Trending Headlines. Heidi Peters is the Outside Attacker for the Canadian Women’s Sitting Volleyball Team. She joins us to preview this week’s episode of Our Community featuring Heidi and her teammates. Plus, we get the story of the World Cup victory that qualified the team for the 2024 Paris Paralympics! Independent Living Skills Specialist, Leanne Baarda kickstarts your growing season with accessible gardening tips. Civil Rights Advocate Danielle McLaughlin examines the purpose and problems of the so-called Safe Streets Act on Know Your Rights.