Our entertainment critic, Michael McNeely reviewed the documentary film "My Beautiful Stutter".

We discussed this week's United Nations General Assembly appearance by Korean Pop group BTS, and whether or not pop culture belongs at high level diplomatic events.

We discussed how The National Day of Truth and Reconciliation will be marked next week and how this day can be honoured most meaningfully.

We looked back at the results of Monday’s vote with an federal election recap.

We looked back at the results of Monday’s vote with an federal election recap. We discussed what our expectations are from the first ever National Day For Truth And Reconciliation. And what happens when pop culture meets diplomacy? You get the K-Pop Performance At the U.N.

Sylvie Fekete delivered her Pacific Regional Report telling us first about University of Victoria students who are campaigning for access to online learning and then about the Leash Of Hope program.

Shaun Preece spoke about the recent Microsoft Surface Event and what to expect from the new computer and folding phone.

Aaron Broverman delivered his first Personal Finance column and spoke about the future of cryptocurrency.

Producer Dawn Dickenson shared two stories that will be featured on this week's "The Guardian This Week" reading show. The first was about the impact that vaccine mandates are having on staff and staffing at England's care homes for the elderly. The second was about the Guardians of the Sea, a group looking to protect and grow the fish stocks off Cape Verde.

Meagan shared the reaction of various leaders in the disability community to the results of Monday's Federal Election.