Emilee Schevers describes her new mental health initiative called “Be Well Boxes.” From the October 8, 2020 episode.

Shaun Preece of Double Tap Canada discusses the latest products released by Microsoft including the Surface Book Go and Surface X. From the October 8, 2020 episode.

Our colleague Sylvi Fekete describes an upcoming virtual benefit concert hosted by the Alliance for Equality of Blind Canadians. She also tells us about this year’s BC Sports Hall of Fame winners. From the October 8, 2020 episode.

Disability activist Andrew Gurza describes his new book "The Handi Book of Love, Lust & Disability." It's an accessible book that aims to break down the stigma around sex and disability! Journalist D'arcy Jenish reflects on the 50th anniversary of the kidnapping of James Cross and the beginning of the October Crisis. Community Reporter Dorothy Macnaughton in Sault Ste Marie tells us about the upcoming Get Together with Technology group meeting in Northern Ontario. Twitter is warning to suspend users who publicly hope for Trump’s death. Tech expert Mike Agerbo shares more on this story. Veteran political correspondent Craig Oliver discusses the latest news in Canadian and American politics

Twitter is warning to suspend users who publicly hope for Trump’s death. Tech expert Mike Agerbo shares more on this story. For his second story he tells us about an artist named James Traf that has made $116,147 US dollars selling a custom icon pack for people to use when customizing their iPhones. And for his last story he explains a recent study that has concluded the heart monitor on the Apple Watch may lead to unnecessary health care visits. From the October 7, 2020 episode.

Disability activist Andrew Gurza describes his new book "The Handi Book of Love, Lust & Disability." It's an accessible book that aims to break down the stigma around sex and disability! From the October 7, 2020 episode.

Veteran political correspondent Craig Oliver discusses the latest news in Canadian and American politics. Craig shares his perspective on President Donald Trump testing positive for COVID-19. For his next topic, he tells us about the new Green Party leader of Canada. Craig then gives us his reaction on the multiple reports alleging the work climate at Rideau Hall has become toxic. From the October 7, 2020 episode.

Journalist D'arcy Jenish reflects on the 50th anniversary of the kidnapping of James Cross and the beginning of the October Crisis. From the October 7, 2020 episode.

Dorothy Macnaughton in Sault Ste Marie tells us about the upcoming Get Together with Technology group meeting in Northern Ontario. Dorothy's son is getting married this week, she explains what wedding planning is like during COVID-19. She also talks about a pizza party social night with the CCB and CNIB Beyond Vision Loss group in Sault Ste Marie. From the October 7, 2020 episode.

Freelance writer Kelly Aiello discusses the impact of the pandemic on accessibility in the workplace. From the October 6, episode.