Food and drink columnist Jennie Bovard shares tricks and tips for the hottest kitchen gadgets and tools. Producer Dawn Dickinson previews The Guardian This Week. She tells us why an antidepressant drug use has seen a soaring rise in England during the pandemic. We also talk about a British-Nigerian artist, Yinka Shonibare's latest sculpture. Community Reporter Louise Levesque Burley in Moncton describes the Rehabilitation Counselling services offered at Ability New Brunswick. Microsoft Seeing AI now supports the new LiDAR sensor on Apple’s iPhone 12 smartphones. Shaun Preece of Double Tap Canada gives us the lowdown. A Stratford dance studio has been recognized for their efforts in accessibility. Karen Magee fills us in on the details in her central regional report. This is the January 7, 2021 episode.

Veteran political correspondent Craig Oliver shares his perspective on Georgia's election results. We also chat more about COVID-19 updates in Canada. From the January 6, 2021 episode.

Apple plans to build a self-driving car for consumers by 2024. Mike Agerbo of The App Show shares more on this story. Mike tells us about Tesla's announcement, how Tesla's new boombox mode can be used to broadcast custom audio on the outside of the car. For his third topic, Mike chats about KFC's video game console. From the January 6, 2021 episode.

Guy Carriere in Sudbury, Ontario tells us about the 8th annual Fishing for a Cure fundraiser. Guy also chats about another outdoor activity to enjoy in Sudbury this winter, Kivi Park. From the January 6, 2021 episode.

There’s been a lot of discussions about how COVID-19 is impacting small businesses. Some small businesses focus on employing workers with disabilities. Our accessibility reporter Meagan Gillmore joins us to talk about what 2020 was like for them, and what their plans are for 2021. From the January 6, 2021 episode.

There’s been a lot of discussions about how COVID-19 is impacting small businesses. Some small businesses focus on employing workers with disabilities. Our accessibility reporter Meagan Gillmore joins us to talk about what 2020 was like for them, and what their plans are for 2021. Community Reporter Guy Carriere in Sudbury, Ontario tells us about the 8th annual Fishing for a Cure fundraiser. Coming up in the second hour of the show, Apple plans to build a self-driving car for consumers by 2024. Mike Agerbo of The App Show shares more on this story. Veteran political correspondent Craig Oliver discusses the latest news in Canadian and American politics. This is the January 6, 2021 episode.

J.R. Bjornson shares an update on the Bullseye Blind Hockey Program in Red Deer, Alberta. J.R. also shares a review on a new smart technology product called the Sunu Band. From the January 5, 2021 episode.

How much news from 2020 do Karen Magee, Mark Phoenix and Dave Brown really remember? We find out when they compete in our first News Quiz for the year! From the January 5, 2021 episode.

Nelson Régo from Cool Blind Tech discusses “Look to Speak,” Google’s newest experimental app allows you to communicate using your eyes. Nelson also chats about a new version of the Clio app and it has added a new augmented reality feature to it's platform. From the January 5, 2021 episode.

Environmental contributor Lawrence Gunther tells us all about his passion for ice fishing. From the January 5, 2021 episode.