With people unable to take part in their usual events and activities COVID-19 has highlighted a real lack of mental health resources on Prince Edward Island. Our colleague Ryan Delehanty has all kinds of news about these programs on Prince Edward Island. From the September 28, 2020 episode.

Today's show sees us discussing a variety of topics for our news panel including what Schitt's Creek Emmy sweep means for Canadian television going forward, and if a potential COVID-19 vaccine is being politicized. We also take a look at the Netflix film Cuties and discuss the controversy surrounding it.

Karen McKay joins us from the Centre for Equitable Library Access with reading suggestions about the recently deceased Ruth Bader Ginsberg.

We discuss how important the Schitt's Creek Emmy sweep is to Canadian media going forward. Will it change the landscape and outlook of how people view Canadian shows?

Entertainment critic Michael McNeely joins us to review the Netflix film Cuties, and discusses the controversy surrounding the movie.

Panelists Michelle McQuigge and Meagan Gillmore join us for our first topic of the day where we get their reactions to the Speech from the Throne.

Our panelists discuss how politicians may be weaponizing the vaccine to COVID-19.

On today's show we preview the Amazon Showcase happening later today, talk about why cocaine use is running rampant in the UK compared to the rest of Europe, and talk to marc Kealey, former aide to John Turner to share his memories of working with his friend.

Dawn Dickinson joins us to talk about how rampant cocaine use is amongst young people in the UK, as well why thousands of Britons living in Europe will have their bank accounts close by the end of the year.

Community Reporter Elizabeth Mohler talks to us about the ReelAbilities Film Festival, as well as education obstacles for students with disabilities during COVID-19.