We discuss one mother’s angry rant about the number of childless millennials at Disney World. From the July 30, 2019 episode.

Nelson Régo from Cool Blind Tech tells us about efforts to use a gene-editing technique called CRISPR to treat an inherited form of blindness. From the July 30, 2019 episode.

Our colleagues Andy Frank and Karen Magee join us for our weekly news quiz. From the July 30, 2019 episode

Concordia University is releasing an inclusive innovation guide to help event-planners design accessible events. We speak with Charmaine Lyn from Concordia’s office of community engagement. Our environmental expert Lawrence Gunther tells us about the effects of another algae bloom in Lake Erie. Donna Jodhan tells us about the advocacy efforts that laid the groundwork for improved accessibility at major airports. We discuss one mother’s angry rant about the number of childless millennials at Disney World. Nelson Régo from Cool Blind Tech tells us about efforts to use a gene-editing technique called CRISPR to treat an inherited form of blindness. Our colleagues Andy Frank and Karen Magee join us for our weekly news quiz. This is the July 30, 2019 episode.

Concordia University is releasing an inclusive innovation guide to help event-planners design accessible events. Our producer Kevin Philipupillai tells us about it. From the July 30, 2019 episode.

Our environmental expert Lawrence Gunther tells us about the effects of another algae bloom in Lake Erie. From the July 30, 2019 episode.

We speak with Dr. Sean Hill, a researcher in Toronto who wants to use artificial intelligence and big data to better understand mental health. Scientists at McMaster University have developed a bacteria-fighting gel that could help us target antibiotic-resistant bacteria. Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge tells us more. Amy Amantea calls in from Vancouver to give us a review of the new version of The Lion King. This week is Tryout Week on KellyCo. Kelly MacDonald tells us about a few sports and other activities that he and Ramya are trying for the first time. The Double Tap team is coming to television! We speak with the hosts, Steven Scott and Marc Aflalo. A woman in Saskatchewan has started a business as a way of making sure her son, who has autism, has a job. Our colleague Jim Krysko tells us more. This is the July 29, 2019 episode.

We speak with Dr. Sean Hill, a researcher in Toronto who wants to use artificial intelligence and big data to better understand mental health. From the July 29, 2019 episode.

Scientists at McMaster University have developed a bacteria-fighting gel that could help us target antibiotic-resistant bacteria. Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge tells us more. From the July 29, 2019 episode.

Amy Amantea calls in from Vancouver to give us a review of the new version of The Lion King. From the July 29, 2019 episode.