The theatrical release of the highly anticipated feature documentary, Blue Rodeo: Lost Together, is making its run across Canada. Director Dale Heslip and Musician Jim Cuddy give us the scoop on production, experience, and their favourite moments of capturing the band’s memories. Plus, join the adventure and roll your fate as Michael Feir reviews the world's first mass produced Braille RPG dice, produced in collaboration with the Dots RPG Project and Die Hard Dice.

It’s a packed show today on Kelly and Company! Ever wondered how blind individuals experience dance? Christine Malec joins us to share her insights on movement, rhythm, and the accessibility of dance for blind and low-vision individuals.

Feeling lucky? The Lions Foundation of Canada Dog Guides is celebrating 40 years with their Pet Valu Walk for Dog Guides, and they’re giving away an iPad Pro 11-inch—Anna Harris tells us how to enter.

Looking for Super Bowl snacks that won’t break the bank? Culinary expert Mary Mammoliti dishes out the best budget-friendly game day eats, including hot dog hacks, buffalo chicken tenders, and a coffee pod deal you won’t want to miss.

All this and more—tune in now! 🎧✨

On today’s show, Music Critic Amanda Shekarchi recently chatted with singer/songwriter Christina Martin. Amanda is a musician herself. She is passionate about Christina’s work as Christina produces audio described music videos. We hear about Amanda’s conversation. We rip through Film Critic Michael McNeely’s recently watched list; he’s got the top highlights of what’s out there on the big screens. And Alex Smyth joins us with what’s to come on AMI’s Parasport Nation.

On today’s show, feeding raw meat diets to pets is a popular choice for many pet owners, but there are major reasons to reconsider. We have discussed this topic with Dr Danielle Jongkind before, and she’s here to provide an update on an emerging concern. Are some foods better than others for giving us energy? We find out with Nutritionist Julia Karantjas. What happens when the average blind person meets a stranger on the street? Good intention meets reality, and that’s what we’re dissecting now. Orientation and Mobility Specialist Mark Rankin is here to describe the four different kinds of helpers out there.

Let’s talk Canadian experiences. Greg David turns the tables on Brock Richardson to uncover his insider perspectives at Family Feud Canada. Plus, Eric Molendyk from the Tetra Society reveals how their innovative solutions are empowering people with disabilities, with an exciting new chapter in Quebec.

Peppers, cannoli’s, and Saffron. What could they all possibly have in common? And how would that relate to arts and culture? Amy Amantea gives us the answers. The City of Peterborough has a new addition to its public art collection. Celebrated Indigenous Artist, Vanessa Dion Fletcher, will tell us about her piece, Resonant Harmony. And Polar vortex got you shivering? Chef Mary Mammoliti has the coziest comfort food ideas to warm you right up! 

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Afraid of getting sick this flu season, or getting sick again? I know I am. Here to help us handle the season is Travis Nightingale, a Registered Nurse for 14 years, with 10 years between ICU and ER practice. I wouldn’t call myself an artist, but Ryan Rosario, the mouth painter from Connecticut, is one heck of a talent, he even does custom work. Does your home need a refresh? Designer Stacie Steadman shares her “hunter-gather” approach to revitalize your living space.

For over 67 years, Wavefront Centre has proudly served Deaf, DeafBlind, and Hard of Hearing British Columbians and their families. CEO Christopher Sutton shares with us the important work the organization does and an innovative use of AI, being used in a product called Bettear.

Are you the average of the five closest people to you? If yes, is that an answer you’re okay with? For our last few visits with Fern Lulham, we’ve been debating mental health quotes that have been around forever, and get used a whole lot. What’s a good fat? Nutritionist Julia Karantjas tells us what the most important fat is for our diets, and how we can find it, and consume it on a daily basis. Michael Babcock is back to follow up about reaper Tips from our December 16th Show. He’s answering all our Reaper Production questions.