In the second hour of NOW with Dave Brown: Shaun Preece describes X’s (a.k.a. Twitter’s) new advertising tool for sensitivity settings. {10:16} And Kim Cosman describes the accessible outdoor activities offered by Rocky Mountain Adaptive. {35:12}

In the first hour of NOW with Dave Brown: Michelle McQuigge discusses the return of Montreal’s Pride Parade. {14:08} Shelley Petit unpacks some findings from the 2023 Maytree Report. {24:30} And Amy Amantea reviews the action comedy “The Out Laws” starring Pierce Brosnan and Adam Devine. {38:02}

In the second hour of the show, Entertainment critic Michael McNeely reviews “Oppenheimer” starring Cillian Murphy (9:19). And, Theresa Power from the Equitable Library Access tells you about the 2023 longlist for the Booker Prize (36:46).

In the first hour of the show, Michelle McQuigge and Joeita Gupta participate in the weekly news panel. Today they share their thoughts on the military’s help during domestic crises (16:28). They also consider the issues surrounding Ontario's decision to open Greenbelt land to development (30:29). And they discuss the use of artificial intelligence in educational settings ahead of the new school year (46:53).

In the second hour of the show, Vicky Levack reflects on her experience living independently after moving out of a nursing home in Nova Scotia (26:58)). A new work policy is in place for employees of Zoom. Steven Scott of Double Tap shares his thoughts on the policy (12:21). And Peter Parsons recaps this year’s North American Indigenous Games (39:55).

In the first hour of the show, Archer Anna Kim recaps the 2023 Africa Genesis Archery World Tournament (14:59). Content creator Allison E. Lang discusses the importance body positivity and acceptance from a disability lens (26:45). And, community reporter Blaine Deutscher gives you the scoop about the 52ndannual Reginal Folk Festival (39:18)!

In the second hour of NOW with Dave Brown: freelance journalist John Loeppky offers his insight into Meta’s response to the Online News Act (12:33). And Anu Pala previews some fashion and makeup trends forecasted for the fall season (26:33).

In the first hour of NOW with Dave Brown: Michelle McQuigge of the Canadian Press discusses the Online News Act and Meta’s response to end to news availability in Canada (13:07). Marc Aflalo describes Amazon’s plans to invest generative artificial intelligence across the company (28:07). And community reporter Derek Lackey tells you about some family-friendly activities at Assiniboia Downs in Winnipeg (39:23).

In the second hour of NOW with Dave Brown: Amy Amantea takes you behind the scenes of cinema to share her experience on production sets (7:50). Red Széll drops by the studio to preview season three of “My Life in Books” on AMI-audio (20:10). And Amanda Shekarchi competes against Elysia Yardley and Alex Smyth in this week’s news quiz (34:10)!

In the first hour of NOW with Dave Brown: Denis Boudreau discusses the importance of recognizing the impact of culture in inclusive communication (17:19). Accessibility reporter Meagan Gillmore discusses the Government of Canada’s proposed draft standard for outdoor spaces (29:40). And community reporter Louise Levesque Burley shares her positive experience using artificial intelligence in her day-to-day life (42:35).