We discuss the multi-faceted issues surrounding the protests in Hong Kong. From the August 16, 2019 episode.

We talk about Trudeau's reaction to the ethics commissioner's finding that he improperly influenced Jody Wilson‑Raybould to reach an agreement with SNC-Lavalin. From the August 16, 2019 episode.

Dr. Kang Lee from the University of Toronto describes a new app he is developing to monitor blood pressure through a short selfie video. Writer Amy Van Den Berg shares an article she recently published in The Walrus about elderly couples who pass away together through MAID, medical assistance in dying. Producer Dawn Dickinson previews the Guardian This Week with a story on the impact of climate change on mental health. Community reporter Becki Zerr in Regina, Saskatchewan discusses an upcoming event about bullet journaling, an organizational system to keep you on top of your game. Shaun Preece from Double Tap Canada explores Microsoft’s accessibility advancements for artificial intelligence and screen readers. Regional Content Specialist Sylvi Fekete describes a new AMI Original documentary about adventurers called “The Achievables.” This is the August 15, 2019 episode.

Dr. Kang Lee from the University of Toronto describes a new app he is developing to monitor blood pressure through a short selfie video. From the August 15, 2019 episode.

Writer Amy Van Den Berg shares an article she recently published in The Walrus about elderly couples who pass away together through MAID, medical assistance in dying. From the August 15, 2019 episode.

Producer Dawn Dickinson previews the Guardian This Week with a story on the impact of climate change on mental health. From the August 15, 2019 episode.

Community reporter Becki Zerr in Regina, Saskatchewan discusses an upcoming event about bullet journaling, an organizational system to keep you on top of your game. From the August 15, 2019 episode.

Shaun Preece from Double Tap Canada explores Microsoft’s accessibility advancements for artificial intelligence and screen readers. From the August 15, 2019 episode.

Regional Content Specialist Sylvi Fekete describes a new AMI Original documentary about adventurers called “The Achievables.” From the August 15, 2019 episode.

CNIB Foundation’s president John Rafferty joins us in studio to chat about Connecting the Dots, CNIB’s upcoming braille and technology conference in Toronto. Are Canadians who hold strong partisan beliefs more likely to be misinformed about political issues? University of Toronto professor Peter Loewen addresses this question and shares results from his Digital Democracy Project survey. Producer Dawn Dickinson previews this week’s episode of The National Post Show, including a story on a pill to treat human loneliness. Community reporter Dorothy Macnaughton from Sault Ste Marie, Ontario describes the third annual Fringe North International Theatre Festival. Tech expert Mike Agerbo shares the latest details on Samsung’s newest phones: Galaxy Note 10 and Galaxy Note 10+. Michelle Horn from BC Children’s Hospital chats about “Where You Are,” a new podcast about supporting and enhancing mental health for families. This is the August 14, 2019 episode.