Did you grow up on a muddy soccer field? Or were you always driving to dance class on Saturday morning? Accessible arts and recreation is what this week's episode is all about! Tiffany Tjosvold stopped by to talk about the wonderful world of accessible dance. Katie talked with Spencer and reflected on his time as a Power Soccer player. And Caitlin joined us as our special guest and let us in on the accessible magic of gymnastics! It's a Thursday night full of Sports and Access that you'll want to check out!

This week's show featured a party tray of access snacks! A news headline on ASL accessible radio, a Throwback Thursday from 1992, and some non- wheelchair friendly stairs are all included in the selection! It's an accessibility themed episode with lot's to choose from so listen up and pick your favorite!

In recognition of Suicide Awareness Day and to celebrate hitting double digits, our 10th episode is devoted to the subject of mental health. Connor Hawkins joins us live to talk about the MIND initiative at UBC! The conversation continues with a discussion about mental health resources available on campus and in the community. Why is it important to destigmatize mental illness at universities and what role do you play in this conversation? Find some answers in this week's show!

This week kicked off with an interview with CiTR alumni Chris Brandt, Executive Director of Music Heals, a Vancouver based charitable organization that funds music therapy services in BC and across Canada! We then caught up with music therapist Erin Koop in Winnipeg, to get a glimpse into what music therapy is all about! This episode highlights the power of music in people's lives and why it's so important for us to make music therapy more accessible.

This week's show starts with a new voice on the airwaves! Spencer interviews our new collective member Deepi Leihl for her first live episode of All Access Pass. We follow up with our second Interview with UBC's chapter of Jack.org! Want to learn more about the members of our collective? Or hear about the movement to destigmatize mental health on campus? Episode 8 is where you should be!

Back for their first show of 2016, the Collective starts things off on the topic of accessibility inequity during natural disasters, inspired by BC's recent 4.3 magnitude earthquake. We then go next door to Alberta and share about a program for adults with autism, on the social skills of dating. We finish things off with a prelude for what All Access Pass has in store for the coming shows in 2016! Listen closely to also hear a brand new voice on the show!

Holiday Special with DJ Spencer Williams! Spencer takes the reins for this week's episode of All Access Pass. He plays a fantastic lineup of songs with some awesome personal stories mixed in!

This week's show falls on the UN International Day of Persons with Disabilities! We talk about why this day is so important and how it relates to our radio collective. The rest of the hour is spent sharing recordings from a panel series hosted by Good Night Out Vancouver and Blueprint, focused on promoting accessible and safe spaces in the night life industry, along with some more great music!

On this week of All Access Pass, Mollie sits down with Dr. Pat Mirenda, UBC Professor and Director of the Centre for Interdisciplinary Research and Collaboration in Autism, for an interview on the accessibility of post-secondary education for students with ASD. What is neurocognitive diversity? Why is it important to have a caring compassionate campus community? Listen to the episode to find out!

This week we interviewed Dr. Rashmeen Nirmal, Psychologist and UBC PhD graduate; discussing the accessibility of Post-Secondary Education for students with Autism Spectrum Disorder.
We moved on to autism in the music world, with an introduction to the very cool UK band, The AutistiX.