Many announcements were made last week by top Tech outlets; Michael Babcock gives us the debrief. Brock Richardson of The Neutral Zone brings us our weekly Sports Update. Ottawa AMI producer Emily Ramsay tells us about Treat Accessibly, a movement to make Halloween the first accessible holiday in the World. Community Reporter Annette Dennis highlights William Shakespeare’s Tragical History Of Frankenstein at the Edinburgh Horror Festival. We speak with Carleton University professor, Janne Cleveland and student, Rachel Stanley about the school’s first-ever radio play, A Little Too Maybe. A public school principal in the Niagara region of Ontario posted a photo of herself, making a hand gesture frequently used by heavy metal fans, supposedly emulating devil’s horns. We discuss the reactions to this story with Danielle McLaughlin. Find Kelly & Company on YouTube!
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