We have our weekly news panel with Michelle McQuigge and Meagan Gillmore. We discuss the Conservative’s recent expulsion of Ontario MP Derek Sloan from caucus. We talk about triage protocol and look at how that impacts people with disabilities. We also consider what is acceptable audio etiquette in virtual settings during the pandemic. In the second hour of the show, entertainment critic Michael McNeely previews the films we can expect at this year’s Sundance Film Festival. AMI’s Communications Specialist Greg David describes Season 2 of “You Can’t Ask That.” This is the January 22, 2021 episode.

Our colleague Karen Magee tells us about a support group for Black parents of children with disabilities. Karen also chats about a campaign for Kingston Circus Arts, who have also suffered during COVID-19. From the January 21, 2021 episode.

For our accessibility story roundup, we chat about how the Centre for Equitable Library Access and Penguin Random House Canada are pleased to announce a collaborative partnership. This partnership will dramatically increase access to reading materials for Canadians with print disabilities. Dave Brown shares the details. From the January 21, 2021 episode.

There was a story earlier this month about a man with over $200 million worth of bitcoin in his bitcoin wallet, but unfortunately, he’s forgotten the password. Tech expert Marc Aflalo shares some tips on how to manage our online passwords. From the January 21, 2021 episode.

Shaini Saravanamuthu in Montreal fills us in about three national social events put on by Balance for Blind Adults. We also hear her perspective on the Quebec lockdown and curfew. From the January 21, 2021 episode.

Producer Dawn Dickinson previews The Guardian This Week with an article about a boom in communal living and another article about the statue of a fossil hunter, Mary Anning. From the January 21, 2021 episode.

We chat about the history of U.S. Presidents and their pets with Historian Andrew Hager from the Presidential Pet Museum. From the January 21, 2021 episode.

We chat about the history of U.S. Presidents and their pets with Historian Andrew Hager from the Presidential Pet Museum. Producer Dawn Dickinson previews The Guardian This Week with an article about a boom in communal living. Community reporter Shaini Saravanamuthu in Montreal fills us in about three national social events put on by Balance for Blind Adults. Coming up in the second hour of the show, Tech expert Marc Aflalo shares some tips on how to manage our online passwords. For our accessibility story roundup, we chat about how the Centre for Equitable Library Access and Penguin Random House Canada are pleased to announce a collaborative partnership. This partnership will dramatically increase access to reading materials for Canadians with print disabilities. Dave Brown shares the details. Our colleague Karen Magee tells us about a support group for Black parents of children with disabilities. This is your January 21, 2021 episode.

We talk about the latest news in Canadian and American politics with veteran political correspondent Craig Oliver. We talk about Biden's inauguration. Craig tells us about how Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says Canada will continue trying to convince U-S President-elect Joe Biden's administration of the merits of the Keystone X-L pipeline expansion. We will also chat about how Canada will be receiving significantly fewer doses of the Pfizer Vaccine in the coming weeks. Conservative Leader Erin O’Toole has indicated that he’d like MP Derek Sloan to be removed from the caucus, Craig Oliver shares the details. From the January 20, 2021 episode.

Mike Agerbo of The App Show fills us in on General Motors’ new venture to develop electric delivery vans. He tells us about a number of devices such as, the GM BrightDrop Delivery System and the Flying Cadillac Passenger Drone. From the January 20, 2021 episode.