Kelly and Company

The UFC held a live event on Saturday. How'd it go? Brock Richardson explains.

Michael Babcock highlights new gestures coming to android accessibility from the Anatad podcast.

Logging in with Facebook was bad for your apps this week. Graham Williams of The App Show explains why. For kids who are missing their theatre programs in schools, the Ottawa Children’s Little Theatre has come up with a great solution; Karen Magee has the details. Ryan Hooey tells us about a new Audiobook platform in the mix called Chirp, and shares what Windsor Public libraries are doing to keep in touch with readers. We chat with Producer and Director, Bethany Teague of Click & Pledge who shares a project she’s working on which captures the healthcare field and how the pandemic has altered the storyline.

We chat with Producer and Director, Bethany Teague of Click & Pledge who shares a project she’s working on which captures the healthcare field and how the pandemic has altered the storyline.

Ryan Hooey tells us about a new Audiobook platform in the mix called Chirp, and shares what Windsor Public libraries are doing to keep in touch with readers.

Bill Shackleton joins us for the Friday Buzz with Bill.

For kids who are missing their theatre programs in schools, the Ottawa Children’s Little Theatre has come up with a great solution; Karen Magee has the details.

Logging in with Facebook was bad for your apps this week. Graham Williams of The App Show explains why.

What are Canadian's spending more on during the pandemic? Jeff Ryman has the details in his lifestyle report.

Michael Feir tells us about a comedy series from the BBC recently made available on Audible, called Holding Back the Tide. Most of the world is using video conferencing technology to keep in touch; Fern Lulham shares her experiences and difficulties adapting to this change. The National Theatre School of Canada is offering 10 free online training programs covering all the theatre disciplines. We learn more with their Artistic Director! Montreal Community Reporter Nick D’Ambrosio highlights a Facebook post about stress that caught his attention. Andrea Voss from Frontier Accessibility talks to us about Objective Ed, a game-based learning program for blind and low vision children. Today’s Roundtable guest is Mary Mammoliti, our Cooking contributor from Kitchen Confession.com.