In this episode, the Accessibility Collective review two events hosted by the PuSh Festival. Also, we look at Bell Let's Talk campaign and chat with the Executive Director of Vancouver Fraser branch of Canadian Mental Health Association, Michael Anhorn on MH and more. All this and hear some great music, so enjoy!

In this episode, meet some of the new Accessibility Collective members, what events are happening around town and hear some disability news across Canada. Plus, check out our thoughts on the recent Snowstorm in Vancouver as well as listen to some awesome music from disability musicians!

It's celebration time as it's our 100th episode!

On this week's show and the last for the year, the Accessibility Collective interviews the past AC Coordinator, Dezy. The team also plays their favourite holiday music as well as Jessie and Alison's thoughts on Translations, an All Bodies Dance performance and so much more!

All Access Pass interviews Justice Richard H. Bernstein and attend his event at the Chabad of Richmond. Thank you Rabbi Baitelman, Chabad of Richmond, and the Jewish Learning Institute for this event!

In this episode, the Accessibility Collective explores the current news in Vancouver and in Canada. After that, Collective member Sarah talks about the history of Kirkbride Manors and its role in helping people with mental illness and check out some awesome music by disabled artists.

We talked about the possible public transit strike, the recent federal election, the Global Climate Strike in Vancouver that happened in September, and the Kickstart Disability Arts and Culture Culture Days and the posAbilities 15th Annual Art Show and Sale. Thank you to Sarah for hosting, Lidia for working the boards, Alison, Anton, Deepi, and Nate for being in the studio, and for Brett and Jessie for the awesome songs!

We are back on air for the first episode of Season 5! Deepi is our host, Alison on the switchboards, and Lidia, Nate, Sarah, and Anton help out in the studio! We all introduced ourselves, including Clovis, Brett, and Nicole, who couldn't make it but were here in spirit! We also talked about the issue in Quebec, voting in the upcoming federal election, and our thoughts about two films from the Vancouver International Film Festival.

Deepi and Alison interview Olivia Dreisinger, the producer of Handler is Crazy, a documentary about service dog teams. For more information and to watch the documentary, please go to: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uqloMVJ9zBk.

A live performance with Kalvonix! Sarah hosted and interviewed with Alison on the switchboards and Deepi listening! Thank you Kalvonix for the performance!

In honour of Pride Month in Vancouver, this episode focuses on interviews. One with Robert James O'Brien, author of “Just One More Drive: The True Story of a Stuttering Homosexual and His Race Car." The second with Andrew Gurza, a Disability Awareness Consultant and Cripple Content Creator. Plus, hear some awesome music and more.

Producers: Alison and Deepi