Entertainment critic Michael McNeely reviews the new Netflix series “Hollywood,” a fictionalization of the "good old days" of movie-making. From the May 8, 2020 show.

Dave speaks with reporters Michelle McQuigge and Meagan Gillmore about the federal government’s plan to ban the sale and transport of assault rifles in Canada. From the May 8, 2020 show.

Dave speaks with reporters Michelle McQuigge and Meagan Gillmore about attempts to discourage city folk from travelling to cottage country as the weather improves. From the May 8, 2020 show.

We speak with Dennis Nerpio about his organization “Surf’s Up for Autism,” which organizes surfing trips for kids. Andrika De Lanerolle talks about the recent boom in video games. Dave tells us about a mother in Barrie who wants to be able to visit her non-verbal son at his group home. Dawn Dickinson tells us about the long-term health effects of COVID-19. We ask Shaun Preece from Double Tap Canada about the different kinds of contact tracing apps. Community reporter Elizabeth Mohler tells us what to expect from the fifth annual ReelAbilities Film Festival. And we speak with Sylvi Fekete about the performance of BC's chief public health officer. This is the May 7, 2020 show.

People are flocking to video games while in lockdown. Our colleague Andrika De Lanerolle joins us to talk about some of the more popular online platforms. From the May 7, 2020 show.

For today's Accessibility Story Roundup: A mother in Barrie, Ontario is calling for changes to provincial distancing rules that prevent her from visiting her non-verbal 14-year-old son at his group home. From the May 7, 2020 show.

Producer Dawn Dickinson previews Guardian newspaper articles about making it easier for people to write or update their wills, and about the long-term health effects of COVID-19. From the May 7, 2020 show.

We speak with Dennis Nerpio about his organization “Surf’s Up for Autism,” which is being featured in a new episode of the AMI-tv documentary series “Our Community.” From the May 6, 2020 show.

Elizabeth tells us what to expect from the fifth annual ReelAbilities Film Festival. From the May 7, 2020 show.

Alberta has introduced its own contact tracing app. Shaun Preece from Double Tap Canada explains how these apps work. From the May 7, 2020 show.