We ask why teenage activist Greta Thunberg is so effective, and so threatening to some of her opponents. From the September 27, 2019 episode.

Disability advocates have put together a survey about the Accessible Canada Act, and how it should be implemented. Fred Winegust from the non-profit organization Reena tells us where to go to participate. This summer, two movies about the Manson murders showed starkly different sides of 1960s Hollywood. Walrus magazine writer Brian D. Johnson tells us more. The top anti-doping official in the UK is calling on corporate sponsors to join the struggle against performance-enhancing drugs. We get more details from producer Dawn Dickinson. The CNIB Foundation is holding election training sessions for voters in Prince Edward Island. Our community reporter Rachel Kitson joins us with the details. Shaun Preece from Double Tap Canada shares some of the highlights from Amazon’s showcase event. Our Vancouver colleague Sylvi Fekete tells us about a team from the Canadian Council of the Blind that’s preparing to climb Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania. This is the September 26, 2019 episode.

This summer, two movies about the Manson murders showed starkly different sides of 1960s Hollywood. Walrus magazine writer Brian D. Johnson tells us more. From the September 26, 2019 episode.

The top anti-doping official in the UK is calling on corporate sponsors to join the struggle against performance-enhancing drugs. We get more details from producer Dawn Dickinson. From the September 26, 2019 episode.

The CNIB Foundation is holding election training sessions for voters in Prince Edward Island. Our community reporter Rachel Kitson joins us with the details. From the September 26, 2019 episode.

Shaun Preece from Double Tap Canada shares some of the highlights from Amazon’s showcase event. From the September 26, 2019 episode.

Our Vancouver colleague Sylvi Fekete tells us about a team from the Canadian Council of the Blind that’s preparing to climb Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania. From the September 26, 2019 episode.

Sarah Lazarovic, the creative director of the design agency Pilot PMR, explains why she thinks businesses should let their employees take part in Friday's climate strike. We talk about the availability of description and other accessibility features on streaming services such as Netflix, Crave, and Amazon Prime. Producer Kevin Philipupillai discusses the election results in Israel, which could signal the end of Benjamin Netanyahu’s time as prime minister. Our community reporter Milena Khazanavicius shares details about free health and wellness programs available across Nova Scotia. France and Germany are threatening to block Facebook’s new cryptocurrency, called Libra. Mike Agerbo from The App Show joins us with more. CTV News political analyst Craig Oliver discusses an eventful week in the federal election campaign

Our community reporter Milena Khazanavicius shares details about free health and wellness programs available across Nova Scotia.

France and Germany are threatening to block Facebook’s new cryptocurrency, called Libra. Mike Agerbo from The App Show joins us with more.