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

Toronto Bureau Reporter Alex Smyth joins us to preview tonight’s episode of AMI This Week. We discuss his feature on the Stanley Cup Monument in Edmonton.

We chat with Peter Parson regarding an upcoming AMI-tv special about the disappearance of Holly Bartlett. What does he think of the case and how did he get involved with this show?

Financial Consultant Ron Malis has thoughts on the Federal budget changes to the RDSP that were announced last week. He fills us in.

"Producer Jeff Ryman brings us the latest Lifestyle headlines! Is TELUS' new health app filling the medical care gap or causing cracks? Kristina Stoyanova fills us in. Providence Health Carein Metro Vancouver has some news for housing dementia patients. Plus, VocalEye has released a Described Line-Up for April. Sylvi Fekete gives us the updates. We get our Friday buzz on with Producer Bill Shackleton. In February, Israel launched a rocket to the moon with a special package inside. What is it and why is it significant for years to come? Ryan Hooey tells us on the Chatty Bookshelf. Today on Pop Talk, Ryan Delehanty introduces us to AA Wallace from ""Sleepless Nights"".

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The tales found in the Arabian Nights have been entertaining people young and old for centuries. Michael Feir tells us about Marty Ross's modern and edgy adaptation of four of these stories into an eight hour audio drama. With the Toronto Blue Jays regular-season schedule beginning on March 28, Brock Richardson tells us what he feels is a success for them in the 2019 season. We check in with the folks from the Canadian National Blind Hockey Tournament taking place this weekend! Calgary Community Reporter Anthony Hodgetts highlights RDSPs and the pros and cons with obtaining one through a broker vs the bank. During our visit with the Hands of Fire sculpting group, we chat with Myra Rodriguez, a long-time member of the group, and Founder of the CCB Dragon Boat Chapter. Host of Late Edition on Ami-audio, Corinne Van Dusen joins us for this week's Roundtable!

Corrine Van Dusen shares the latest Health Headlines. We head to the Ontario Science Centre to learn about Sensory Friendly Saturdays! People in Edmonton are starting to voice concerns that the Disabled Adult Transportation System is getting worse; Jim Krysko gives us the details.

It’s the Wednesday edition of Buzz With Bill with Producer Bill Shackleton! On today’s Accessible Gaming segment, Dave and Debbie feature gaming apps for blind and low vision players, and share their experiences trying them out. We continue our conversation on clothing and wardrobe management with Leanne Baarda and Keya Osborne; today we go over finding the right fit and tips on ironing.

Our first few visits to the Vet with our new puppy can be stressful and confusing. What can we do to make these visits easier for us and our pups? Vet Danielle Jongkind has some answers. Chyvonne Emile continues our conversation about working out with a chronic illness; she discusses how to temper your workouts, and how to gage energy levels. Toronto Pearson International Airport and the St. John Ambulance Therapy Dog Program are partnering to bring 15 therapy dog teams to YYZ. We learn more about this initiative next! Edmonton Community Reporter Wade Brown highlights the Vikings: Beyond the Legend exhibition at the Royal Alberta Museum, filled with interactive exhibits, games and activities.Freelance Journalist Meagan Gillmore explores the docudrama "Crying Hands", a production about World War II being put on by Teatre Manu, a theatre company in Norway. On today's tech segment, Tom Dekker features great news from Seeing AI, Be My Eyes and Google.

Gardener Susan Kerney shares her highlights of the Canada Blooms event and brings us tips on taking care of our indoor plants this time of year. We get some accessible house renovating tips from AMI-tv star, Chris Judge! Darcy DeToni joins us to preview tonight's episode of AMI This Week. We discuss the feature on CCB's Person of the Year Award. Chavva-Tal McLaughlin Rock is a survivor of a serious eating disorder, something that can affect anyone in any walk of life. She tells us about some of the myths and facts about eating disorders.

Apparently there's a way we can make our tea ever tastier, and it's actually less work. Jeff Ryman shares more in his lifestyle report! Google has released the Lookout app, which identifies objects for the visually impaired; Kristina Stoyanova of The App Show tells us more. Ottawa's Karen Magee tells us about Accessible Racing  in Barrie and how Carleton University is Testing Blue-Tooth Technology. A couple years ago, a program was introduced for summer listening called audiobook sync; Ryan Hooey has an update on the Chatty Bookshelf. We learn more about The Toronto Sketch Comedy Festival which is taking place until Sunday. What comedians are preforming and what can we expect?