We speak with Victor Mifsud about his autobiographical film “My Neuroplastic Adventure.” From the February 12, 2020 show.

We speak with Stephanie Dixon, chef de mission for Team Canada at this year’s Paralympic Games. We hear about a cancer patient in Saskatchewan calling for free parking at hospitals. Our community reporter Michelle Creedy calls in from Vancouver Island with details about a nature documentary called “To the Orcas with Love”. Nelson Régo from Cool Blind Tech tells about a partnership between Aira and the city of Milwaukee. We talk about US presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren’s disability plan with one of the people who designed it – Rebecca Cokley. And Karen Magee and Andy Frank join Dave as contestants for our weekly news quiz. This is the February 11, 2020 show.

For today's Accessibility Story Roundup: after racking up six years' worth of fees, a cancer patient in Saskatchewan is calling for free parking at hospitals. From the February 11, 2020 show.

The smart assistant service Aira has set up a partnership with the city of Milwaukee. Nelson Régo from Cool Blind Tech tells what that means for residents and visitors. From the February 11, 2020 show.

Our community reporter Michelle Creedy calls in from Duncan, BC with details about a nature documentary called “To the Orcas with Love.” She also tells us about her miniature horses, Rosebud and Bitsy! From the February 11, 2020 show.

We begin our Road to Tokyo series by speaking with Stephanie Dixon, chef de mission for Team Canada at this summer’s Paralympic Games. From the February 11, 2020 show.

Karen Magee and Andy Frank join Dave Brown as contestants for our weekly news quiz. From the February 11, 2020 show.

We talk about US presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren’s disability plan with one of the people who designed it – disability justice advocate Rebecca Cokley. From the February 11, 2020 show.

Twitter has just announced that it brought in one billion dollars in revenue in the last quarter of 2019. Tech expert Marc Aflalo explains how the platform is doing compared with its rivals. From the February 10, 2020 show.

Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge explains why Maxime Bernier, founder of the People’s Party of Canada, is suing political operative Warren Kinsella. Our movie critic Kim Thistle reviews the Taylor Swift documentary “Miss Americana.” Our tech expert Marc Aflalo explains how the social media company Twitter is doing compared with its rivals. We hear about a former Apple Store employee suing the company for failing to work with him on an individual accommodation plan. And AMI producer Nisreen Abdel-Majid explains why the Deaf artist who performed the national anthem in ASL at the Super Bowl wasn’t happy with the TV coverage. This is the February 10, 2020 show.