Kelly and Company

Tom Dekker shares things that we may not already know about the Do Not Disturb feature on iOS devices.

Canadians have some interesting perspectives on what they love, what works and what needs to change about baseball. We learn more about a survey done by The Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum!

Kokopelli Choirs is a community choir family based in Edmonton, offering musical growth and performance opportunities; Community Reporter Wade Brown has the highlights.

With an extended break from school, kids and parents have started to let bad habits creep in and impact the household structure. There’s now a fun app in which you can use to help combat all that. We learn more.

On our Nutrition segment, Julia Karantjas talks about Iron, and how the element can affect our energy levels.

Farm animal medicine is a whole different world compared to what small animal vets do on a daily basis and that’s what we’re going to talk about with our vet today.

On our Book Club meeting, we discuss Dan Brown’s novel, Deception Point, recommended to us by Marcia Yale, who joins us on the panel. Will the Blue Jays make any more trades? Should they make any more trades? Brock Richardson joins us to give us his opinion. Laura Bain from Halifax previews tonight’s episode of AMI This Week; she tells us about Accessible Adventurers. We speak with film maker Justine Turner about her most recent film, a documentary on Emancipation Day in London, Ontario. We know that citizens in both Canada and the United States have the right to vote, but do we share the same problems? We open up the conversation with Danielle McLaughlin on Know Your Rights.

We know that citizens in both Canada and the United States have the right to vote, but do we share the same problems? We open up the conversation with Danielle McLaughlin on Know Your Rights.

We speak with film maker Justine Turner about her most recent film, a documentary on Emancipation Day in London, Ontario.

It’s time for the Monday Buzz With Bill Shackleton!