n the first hour of NOW with Dave Brown: accessibility reporter Meagan Gillmore reviews the federal budget’s plans for people with disabilities (25:00). Art Educator Joyce Raimondo tells you about an inclusive art series by Stony Brook University called “Art for All" (15:22). And community reporter Dorothy Macnaughton puts the spotlight on national volunteer month (43:30)!

In the second hour of NOW with Dave Brown: Marc Aflalo describes new features coming to Google searches (17:53). Plus, Ryan Van Praet shares tips on how to find a sighted guide for outdoor sports and activities (37:51).

In the first hour of NOW with Dave Brown: Michelle McQuigge of the Canadian Press shares an update on the bodies of migrants recovered near Akwesasne (12:51). Denis Boudreau chats about the making of his new book “The Inclusive Speaker” (24:46). And Amy Amantea reviews the Apple TV+ series “Shrinking” starring Jason Segel and Harrison Ford (40:37).

In the second hour, Michael McNeely reviews the new flick ““Pinball: The Man Who Saved the Game” (15:47). And Greg David fills you in on AMI’s inclusive stand-up special “All Access Comedy” (34:11).

In the first hour, Michelle McQuigge and Joeita Gupta kick off the weekly news panel with their reactions to the 2023 federal budget (16:49). Joeita and Michelle discuss the auditor general’s report on accessibility barriers for air and ground travel (37:00). And they discuss how the B.C. government is making it easier to settle pet custody for couples going through divorce or separation (50:58).

In the second hour of the show: Are technology trends moving to fast for users to enjoy? Steven Scott from Double Tap contemplates this question (19:26). And Dawn Dickinson previews “Voices of The Walrus” with an article about the new slasher flick: “Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey” (42:21).

In the first hour of the show: There are a lot of questions to be asked when deciding on post-secondary education. John Loeppky shares his thoughts on how to prepare yourself for the move (16:47). Community reporter Blaine Deutscher recaps the 2023 National Blind Hockey Tournament (37:29). Jennie Bovard explores the impact of Canada’s increased alcohol tax (44:57).

In the second hour of NOW with Dave Brown: Kevin Shaw discusses American food brands and their presence in the Canadian market (17:58). And Elizabeth Mohler chats about the importance of having good social habits to create inclusive spaces (28:16).

In the first hour of NOW with Dave Brown: author Jes Battis describes their upcoming book “The Winter Knight” (19:19). Clover Thursday shares a few tips on how to enjoy the full bloom of the spring season (31:13). And community reporter Shaini Saravanamuthu tells you about a couple of Easter-themed events taking place in Montreal (44:02).

Nelson Rego of Cool Blind Tech describes a new study that finds heartbeat detection is more common in people who are blind than those who are sighted. Plus, for his tech tip of the day, he explains how to enable speed limits on Google Maps (17:58). And finally, we have another edition of the weekly news quiz with contestants: Janis Davidson Pressick, Karen Magee and Alex Smyth (40:06)!