Kelly and Company

Kelly and Company

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Kelly and Company episodes

  • Full Show - Episode 843
    Michael Feir was surprised to discover that the very popular Mind Node app use for mind mapping was attempting to make this practice very accessible to VoiceOver users; he shares his findings. Should Gardeners be worried about the extreme heat so early in the year? Gardener Susan Kerney explains. The NHL has released their return to play format, but not everyone is on board with this outcome. We chat with sports journalist, Ari Shapiro to see what he thinks of this format. Ottawa Community Reporter Kim Kilpatrick highlights the After Hours Book Club, launched in collaboration with the Canadian Council of the Blind and CNIB Foundation. We flip through fun and quirky stories from around the globe, with Jeff Ryman on What in the World. We reach into the archives and listen back to our Roundtable conversation with Ottawa Bureau Reporter Shelby Travers.
    1 hr 44 min
  • Popular App Surprisingly Accessible
    Michael Feir was surprised to discover that the very popular Mind Node app use for mind mapping was attempting to make this practice very accessible to VoiceOver users; he shares his findings.
    16 min
  • Full Show - Episode 842
    Greg David lets us in on new TV projects coming out once productions kick off with US Television networks. A mother in Alberta is worried the provincial government is prioritizing the care of disabled Albertans living in care facilities over those living in their own homes; Jim Krysko explains her concerns. Canadian men are less likely than women to report having sought help to manage COVID-19 life changes. Why is that and how can we combat these issues? We speak with Movember to learn more. Leanne Baarda shows us how we can manage general home cleaning, from wiping and disinfecting, to sweeping, mopping and vacuuming.
    1 hr 43 min

About Kelly and Company

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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.