Steven Scott of Double Tap Canada describes a new device that harvests sweat from your fingertips to generate power. From the July 29, 2021 episode.

Producer Dawn Dickinson previews The Guardian This Week with an article about an Alabama woman who is facing felony charges for filling a doctor’s prescription while pregnant. She also tells us how an elite team of four canine ‘super-detectors’ and their Yazidi handlers are leading a groundbreaking sniff-search for the homemade explosive devices that litter regions of Iraq. From the July 29, 2021 episode.

In our accessibility story roundup, we talk about how the Quebec government is abandoning a pilot project that was expected to allow some adults with disabilities to move out of CHSLDs, after it says a key activist pushing for the project shot down its proposed plans. From the July 29, 2021 episode.

Today on NOW with Dave Brown, AMI communication specialist Greg David tells us about a wide range of new documentaries coming to AMI-tv in August. Producer Dawn Dickinson previews The Guardian This Week with an article about an Alabama woman who is facing felony charges for filling a doctor’s prescription while pregnant. Steven Scott of Double Tap Canada describes a new device that harvests sweat from your fingertips to generate power. And, Sylvi Fekete shares her pacific regional report and chats about Camp Bowen’s ‘Virtual Connections’ summer programming. This is the July 29, 2021 episode.

AMI communication specialist Greg David tells us about a wide range of new documentaries coming to AMI-tv in August. From the July 29, 2021 episode.

Veteran political correspondent Craig Oliver analyzes the latest news in Canadian politics and discusses Governor General Mary Simon, vaccine hesitancy, and federal daycare funding. From the July 28, 2021 episode.

Mike Agerbo of the App Show describes the new gaming apps available for Zoom conferencing calls. He also tells us why British Columbia has the highest uptake of electric vehicles in North America. And, he explains why branded printer ink remains more expensive than third-party alternatives. From the July 28, 2021 episode.

Milena Khazanavicius tells us about some accessible camping opportunities at Mersey River in Halifax. She also discusses the Nova Scotia election & tells us about a new survey for accessible taxis. From the July 28, 2021 episode.

Derek Lackey gives us details for visiting the Assiniboine Park Zoo in Winnipeg! From the July 28, 2021 episode.

Author Waubgeshig Rice describes what it's like to be a writer during the pandemic. He also discusses his 2018 novel “Moon of the Crusted Snow.” From the July 28, 2021 episode.