Our movie critic Amy Amantea calls in from Vancouver to review Joker, starring Joaquin Phoenix.

We speak with Paralympian Tess Routliffe about her medal-winning performance at last month’s world para swimming championships.

Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge gives us an update on the story of a Syrian Canadian family who planned to shut down their restaurant after receiving death threats.

Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge gives us an update on the story of a Syrian Canadian family who planned to shut down their restaurant after receiving death threats. We speak with Paralympian Tess Routliffe about her medal-winning performance at last month’s world para swimming championships. Our movie critic Amy Amantea calls in from Vancouver to review Joker, starring Joaquin Phoenix. California’s largest utility company cut off power to almost a million people last week, as a precaution against strong winds. We talk about the effects of the shutdown. Google Maps is improving walking directions and other verbal announcements for blind users. Nelson Régo from Cool Blind Tech tells us more. Google Maps is improving walking directions and other verbal announcements for blind users. Nelson Régo from Cool Blind Tech tells us more. Karen Magee defends her crown on our Weekly News Quiz

Our entertainment critic Michael McNeely previews the movie “Doctor Sleep,” which is based on the sequel to Stephen King’s book “The Shining.” From the October 11, 2019 episode.

The US Supreme Court has ordered Domino’s to make its website accessible. We’ll ask why the pizza chain fought so hard against this ruling. From the October 11, 2019 episode.

The AMI-tv show Employable Me is back for a third season! Our colleague Greg David tells us what to expect. From the October 11, 2019 episode.

The Philadelphia Flyers hockey team has built a rage room in its arena, for fans who need to blow off some steam. We’ll ask if this is a good idea. From the October 11, 2019 episode.

We talk about the difficult position the NBA is in, after a prominent executive spoke out in favour of the protesters in Hong Kong. From the October 11, 2019 episode.

Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge and AMI producer Paul Daniel join us for our weekly news panel. We discuss Conservative leader Andrew Scheer’s promise to set aside $50 million for a national autism strategy. The US Supreme Court has ordered Domino’s to make its website accessible. We’ll ask why the pizza chain fought so hard against this ruling. We talk about the difficult position the NBA is in, after a prominent executive spoke out in favour of the protesters in Hong Kong. The Philadelphia Flyers hockey team has built a rage room in its arena, for fans who need to blow off some steam. We’ll ask if this is a good idea. This is the October 11, 2019 episode.