Mike Agerbo of The App Show describes some of the new smart home appliances revealed at this year’s CES convention, including the LG Wash Tower. From the January 13, 2021 episode.

Milena Khazanavicius shares more details on how the law for organ donation is set to change in Nova Scotia this month, making it possible for more donations. Milena also tells us about her involvement in the Municipality Active Transportation Advisory Committee. From the January 13, 2021 episode.

Derek Lackey in Winnipeg tells us about an upcoming virtual event on accessible sports and recreation in Manitoba! From the January 13, 2021 episode.

It’s a new year and that means AMI has new programming in stock for you, TV producer Tara Mewis discusses season 2 of AMI-tv’s #IGotThis! From the January 13, 2021 episode.

It’s a new year and that means AMI has new programming in stock for you, TV producer Tara Mewis discusses season 2 of AMI-tv’s #IGotThis! Community reporter Derek Lackey in Winnipeg tells us about an upcoming virtual event on accessible sports and recreation in Manitoba! Community reporter Milena Khazanavicius shares more details on how the law for organ donation is set to change in Nova Scotia this month, making it possible for more donations. Coming up in the second hour of the show, Mike Agerbo of The App Show describes the LG Wash Tower, one of the smart home appliances revealed at this year’s CES convention. Veteran political correspondent Craig Oliver discusses the latest news in Canadian and American politics. This is the January 13, 2021 episode.

Our weekly news quiz is back! Dave, Karen and Mark battle it out to see who takes top honours this week. From the January 12, 2021 episode.

Samsung’s TV lineup has plans to become a lot more accessible for people with disabilities. We also discuss CES 2021 innovation award honouree, Mudra Band. Nelson Régo of Cool Blind Tech gives us all the details. From the January 12, 2021 episode.

Community Reporter Michelle Creedy in Duncan, BC tells us about the Dark Room Ballet, an introductory dance program for blind and partially sighted dancers. Michelle chats about how the National Organization of Blind Educators is hosting a Zoom Meeting for blind educators. It is open to blind educators in all fields and teaching at all levels. From the January 12, 2021 episode.

For our accessibility story roundup, we chat about how the head of London-based startup WeWalk, wants to shake up how people from the community use a white cane with its $599 “smart cane.” It pairs with smartphones and uses ultrasonic object detection to spot hazards such as steps and parked cars, as well as objects at waist height like tree branches. Dave Brown shares the details. From the January 12, 2021 episode.

Community Reporter Dorothy Macnaughton in Sault Ste. Marie discusses the importance of advocating for disability rights on an ongoing basis. Dorothy tells us about her experience connecting with relatives. We also talk about how the Northern Ontario and Rural Get Together with Technology group will be hosting a new meeting this month.