Steven Scott will share his initial impressions when Apple released the Mac Ventura operating system. From the October 27, 2022 episode.

Aaron Busch of Atyzi stops by to discuss how he is working to make travelling with mobility devices easier and less stressful. From the October 27, 2022 episode.

Dawn Dickinson features two articles from Voices of the Walrus, including an article on the rise of sports wagering. She also shares an article that highlights how discrimination against a sex work has become a flashpoint for advocates of freedom of expression and economic rights. From the October 27, 2022 episode.

Christel Seeberger of Sensory Friendly Solutions shares how to make Halloween events and trick or treating more sensory friendly. From the October 27, 2022 episode.

Today on NOW with Dave Brown, Christel Seeberger of Sensory Friendly Solutions shares how to make Halloween events and trick or treating more sensory friendly. Dawn Dickinson features two articles from Voices of the Walrus, including an article on the rise of sports wagering. Aaron Busch of Atyzi stops by to discuss how he is working to make travelling with mobility devices easier and less stressful. Steven Scott will share his initial impressions when Apple released the Mac Ventura operating system. And, Content Development Specialist Karen Magee shares the story of how Jonathan Pitre, known as the “Butterfly Child” is being honored in his hometown of Russel, Ontario. This is the October 27, 2022 episode.

Meagan Gillmore and Jennie Bovard dive into some issues they have with food labels. They also share their biggest grocery store pet peeves. From the October 26, 2022 episode.

Arno Kopecky stops by to discuss the environment, touching on the drought that BC had been experiencing. He also discusses the BC NDP’s leadership race, and how politics and environmental activism seem to be on a collision course. From the October 26, 2022 episode.

Amy Amantea has the inside scoop on different events happening through BC Blind Sports, including in-person fitness classes. She also highlights grunt gallery’s tactile residency where folks can apply for the opportunity to work in the tactile art environment at grunt gallery. She also fills us in on her new role at VocalEye and how they are offering sighted guide training sessions. From the October 26, 2022 episode.

Anne Camozzi joins us to talk about the need for a voluntary Vulnerable People’s registry for emergencies. She discusses the lack of planning and supports during Hurricane Fiona in Nova Scotia and discusses how Emergency Management Offices can do more to ensure people with disabilities are included in emergency plans. From the October 26, 2022 episode.

Today on NOW with Dave Brown, Anne Camozzi joins us to talk about the need for a voluntary Vulnerable People’s registry for emergencies. Amy Amantea has the inside scoop on different events happening through BC Blind Sports, including in-person fitness classes. Arno Kopecky stops by to discuss the environment, touching on the drought that BC had been experiencing. And, Meagan Gillmore and Jennie Bovard dive into some issues they have with food labels. This is the October 26, 2022 episode.