Shaun Preece of Double Tap Canada explains the differences between various USB charging cables for your smartphone devices. From the November 5, 2020 episode.

Becki Zerr in Regina tells us about Cassie + Friends, a charity for the pediatric rheumatic disease community in Canada. We chat about a new opportunity at CNIB for people interested in art and crafts. CNIB has another initiative, their Youth Leadership Group. From the November 5, 2020 episode.

Dawn Dickinson from The Guardian This Week joins us now to preview a few of this week's articles. The first article is about a child sexual abuse investigation in the Greater Manchester area. Dawn also shares some details about how students at English Universities are leaving campus despite government guidance during the pandemic. From the November 5, 2020 episode.

Samuel Wilson at Movember Canada chats about this year’s campaign for raising awareness on men’s health. From the November 5, 2020 episode.

Samuel Wilson at Movember Canada chats about this year’s campaign for raising awareness on men’s health. Students at English Universities are leaving campus despite government guidance during the pandemic. Producer Dawn Dickinson shares the details in her preview of The Guardian This Week. Community reporter Becki Zerr in Regina tells us about Cassie + Friends, a charity for the pediatric rheumatic disease community in Canada. Shaun Preece of Double Tap Canada explains the differences between various USB charging cables for your smartphone devices. For the accessibility story roundup, New York’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority announced this week it’s piloting a new mobile app to increase accessibility for visually impaired riders on its buses. Our colleague Sylvi Fekete discusses sidewalk accessibility in BC during COVID-19. This is the November 5, 2020 episode.

Veteran political correspondent Craig Oliver reflects on the results of the U.S. presidential election. From the November 4, 2020 episode.

Mike Agerbo of The App Show describes “Contactless Access,” a new app to operate elevators without touching the buttons. He tells us about the Rasberry Pi Foundation. And Mike chats about a BC family who lost almost $12,000 through TikTok because of their daughter’s online transactions. From the November 4, 2020 episode.

Dorothy Macnaughton in Sault Ste Marie shares details on an Ontario survey for transportation services in northeastern Ontario. Dorothy tells us some details on how The Northern Ontario and Rural Get Together with Technology will be hosting their monthly Zoom meeting soon discussing accessible GPS apps. And she also updates us on her son's wedding! From the November 4, 2020 episode.

Disability Voting Rights Organizer Sarah Blahovec in Virginia explores what the U.S. election results mean for people with disabilities. From the November 4, 2020 episode.

Yogi Kevin Naidoo chats about his new AMI-audio Original Podcast "A Yogi's Guide to Health and Wellness." From the November 4, 2020 episode.