Kelly and Company

Kelly and Company

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Kelly and Company episodes

  • Are kids getting enough exercise?
    ParticipACTION released its latest report card on physical activity for children giving them a D+ for overall physical activity. How can we improve on this grade? We find out more.
    17 min
  • Full Show - Episode 859
    The FDA has approved the first video game to treat ADHD. Graham Williams from The App Show has all the details. A man in Orillia Ontario was refused service on the Orillia bus system recently because of his service dog; Karen Magee tells us what happened. Local Television Stations in the United States are giving us a sneak peek into the lives of our favourite Audiobook narrators; Ryan Hooey has the scoop. We’re joined by Jay Aymar, a Canadian singer-songwriter and acoustic guitar player from Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario!
    1 hr 45 min
  • Full Show - Episode 858
    At last, we've reached the final Big Finish original series celebrating twenty years of audio drama production; Michael Feir shares his thoughts on a science fiction adventure called The Human Frontier. Things aren’t always what they sound like! We play Hear Here with UK’s Fern Lulham to find out how much we can really trust our ears. No need for masks or gloves, and you can connect with the disability-focused resources you need day or night in your pajamas. The Abilities Expo is heading online and we learn more with co-owner David Korse! The winners of the 22nd annual Northwestern Ontario Writers Workshop Writing Contest have been revealed; Community Reporter Doug McQuaker highlights the details. On Curious Minds with Christine Malec, we get a professional audio describers take on some of the visual aspects of COVID lockdown and social distancing. Today’s Roundtable guest is Kelly and Company’s Know Your Rights contributor, Danielle McLaughlin.
    1 hr 44 min

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Join Kelly MacDonald and contributors from the blind, partially sighted and disability community for lively one-hour discussions about arts, entertainment and the lifestyle issues that matter to you.