We talk about the idea of “curing” disabilities, now that the emergence of CRISPR gene editing technology has pushed the boundaries of medical science further. From the August 2, 2019 episode.

We discuss a recent article from Wired magazine about how well Airbnb serves travelers with disabilities. From the August 2, 2019 episode.

Michael McNeely gives us a preview of the movie "A Beautiful Day in The Neighborhood". It’s about the life of children’s television icon Mr. Rogers. From the August 2, 2019 episode.

Our colleague Greg David tells us about documentaries marking the 50th anniversary of Woodstock – including a film about Joni Mitchell. From the August 2, 2019 episode.

We talk about whether it’s fair to draw a connection between video games and violence. From the August 2, 2019 episode.

Our producer Kevin Philipupillai previews a few articles from this week’s edition of Voices of The Walrus, including one about the Donkey Sanctuary of Canada. From the August 1, 2019 episode.

Producer Dawn Dickinson tells us about a fascinating study into the possibility of interpreting brain signals and turning them into text. From the August 1, 2019 episode.

Community reporter Rachel Kitson calls in from Prince Edward Island with news about a lawn bowling event in Charlottetown. From the August 1, 2019 episode.

The AMI-tv show Our Community is taking a look at the work of the Cowichan Therapeutic Riding Association. Sylvi Fekete tells us more. From the August 1, 2019 episode.

Our producer Kevin Philipupillai previews a few articles from this week’s edition of Voices of The Walrus, including one about the Donkey Sanctuary of Canada. How many pythons are loose in the sewers of Toronto? We discuss the bizarre story of a pet python that was lost, then found, and then declared an imposter. Producer Dawn Dickinson tells us about a fascinating study into the possibility of interpreting brain signals and turning them into text. Community reporter Rachel Kitson calls in from Prince Edward Island with news about a lawn bowling event in Charlottetown. Steven Scott from Double Tap Canada reviews the image recognition features offered by various screen readers. The AMI-tv show Our Community is taking a look at the work of the Cowichan Therapeutic Riding Association. Sylvi Fekete tells us more. This is the August 1, 2019 episode.