In the second hour of NOW with Dave Brown, journalist John Loeppky discusses the importance of having conversations around productivity and the disability experience (16:36). And Shaun Preece tells you about new iterations of the “Soundscape” app (28:36).

In the first hour with NOW with Dave Brown: Peter Parsons recaps the IBSA's World Games that took place in Birmingham last month (12:12). Disability rights advocate Anne Camozzi discusses emergency preparedness for people with disabilities (20:24). And community reporter Derek Lackey tells you about the upcoming Teulon Pumpkinfest and Scarecrow Days in Souris, Manitoba (37:56).

In the second hour of the show, Michael McNeely shares his mid-season review of the Amazon Prime series, “Harlon Coben’s Shelter” (12:54). And, AMI Communications Specialist Greg David stops by to highlight several shows returning to AMI-tv. It’s all part of the AMI-tv’s fall lineup (37:36).

In the first hour of the show, the NOW News Panel assembles to ponder the fate of the Prime Minister’s residence at 24 Sussex (10:26). Inmates at Newfoundland and Labrador’s largest prison are sounding the alarm about the condition of the facility, the panel reacts to this story (25:34). And, Ontario is imposing restrictions on athletes and celebrities endorsing and advertising gambling sites. The panel show their hands on this topic (43:17).

In the second hour of the show we ask, is Google still relevant in today’s day and age? Shaun Preece stops by to reflect on the search engine that’s been answering questions for 25 years (13:05). And, PEI is still recovering from the devastation of Hurricane Fiona. Dawn Dickinson shares that story and more from the latest edition of “Voices of the Walrus” (39:08).

In the first hour of the show, The Stratford Festival is offering up a slate of accessible performances. Kayla Besse sets the stage for this year’s festival (13:11). A partnership between the CNIB and Ontario Tech University is working to ensure AI is accessible for users. Dr. Peter Lewis shares details about the XAI Accessibility Standards (23:21). And, the start of the school year is a great time to take a moment and reset and reflect on personal goals. Anu Pala stops by to promote the great fall reset (40:00).

In the second hour of the show, Arno Kopecky shares his snap reactions to some of the biggest headlines across the country (11:47). And, Jennie Bovard and Meagan Gillmore form the roundtable to take a deep dive into endless internet rabbit holes they’ve fallen into (29:40).

In the first hour of the show, Google is working on a way to seamlessly link multiple devices through its accounts. Mark Aflalo shares the details (11:46). Shaini Saravanamuthu chats about Henna Parties and the role they play during her wedding celebrations (24:15). And, the Vancouver Mural Festival offered up live described tours. Amy Amantea stops by to share her experience walking around the city in search of art (39:02).

In the second hour of the show, A startup has developed a smart headband to assist swimmers who are blind and partially sighted. Nelson Rego from Cool Blind Tech gives you the details of this story. And, Elysia Yardley returns to compete with Amanda Shekarchi and Meagan Gillmore in another edition of the weekly news quiz!

In the first hour of the show, certified financial planner Ryan Chin explores the various factors that influence financial markets (11:50). Lawrence Gunther tells you all about Alkaline Hydrolysis (24:28). Elizabeth Mohler shares her reaction to the slow roll out of the Canada Disability Benefit (35:03). And, Amanda Shekarchi talks about the Barbie movie’s continued popularity as it becomes the second-highest grossing film in Warner Bros. history (45:00).