Christopher Nolan, the director of Tenet, is being criticized for poor sound mixing in his films. We discuss this perception of sound with our very own technical producer, Sam Robinson. From the November 17, 2020 episode.

Christopher Nolan, the director of Tenet, is being criticized for poor sound mixing in his films. We discuss this perception of sound with our very own technical producer, Sam Robinson. For the accessibility story roundup, we chat about a study that suggests video games can help mental health. Dave Brown shares the details on this article. Community Reporter Michelle Creedy from Duncan, BC tells us about an upcoming event by Cedar Farmers Market called “A Taste of Winter.” Nelson Régo of Cool Blind Tech describes SoundBeamer, a new device that beams music into your head without headphones. Host Dave Brown competes with contestants Karen Magee and Mark Phoenix in our weekly news quiz! This is the November 17, 2020 episode.

Michelle Creedy from Duncan, BC tells us about an upcoming event by Cedar Farmers Market called “A Taste of Winter.” For her second topic, she shares with us on how she's been working on becoming a Unified English Braille transcriber. Michelle also chats about the Duncan Farmers Market Society and what they have to offer. From the November 17, 2020 episode.

Film reviewer Amy Amantea shares her commentary on the Netflix horror film “His House” starring Wunmi Mosaku and Sope Dirisu. From the November 16, 2020 episode.

Marc Aflalo from Double Tap TV tells us about two of the more high-profile items introduced at Apple's "One More Thing" showcase, the iPhone 12 Pro Max and the iPhone 12 mini. From the November 16, 2020 episode.

Digital Accessibility Specialist Denis Boudreau discusses the spending power of people with disabilities and its potential impact on the digital market. From the November 16, 2020 episode.

Canadian Press news editor, Michelle McQuigge joins us to recap this weekend in national news. From the November 16, 2020 episode.

Our colleague Jim Krysko describes new research by the University of Alberta that identifies walking speed as predictor of dementia. He also chats about how snow is causing people with mobility challenges to be stuck at home. From the November 16, 2020 episode.

For the accessibility story roundup, we chat about how COVID-19 has resulted in a huge increase in demand for guide dogs for the blind. The CNIB says demand for guide dogs has increased a staggering 300 per cent, meaning wait times for the service animals will also increase. Dave Brown shares the details on this story. From the November 16, 2020 episode.

Canadian Press news editor, Michelle McQuigge joins us to recap this weekend in national news. Digital Accessibility Specialist Denis Boudreau discusses the spending power of people with disabilities and its potential impact on the digital market. Film reviewer Amy Amantea shares her commentary on the Netflix horror film “His House” starring Wunmi Mosaku and Sope Dirisu. Coming up in the second hour of the show, Marc Aflalo from Double Tap TV chats about the new iPhone 12 Pro Max and iPhone 12 mini. For the accessibility story roundup, we chat about how COVID-19 has resulted in a huge increase in demand for guide dogs for the blind. The CNIB says demand for guide dogs has increased a staggering 300 per cent, meaning wait times for the service animals will also increase. Dave Brown shares the details on this story. Our colleague Jim Krysko describes new research by the University of Alberta that identifies walking speed as predictor of dementia. This is the November 16, 2020 episode.