Michael McNeely previews the movie X-Men: Dark Phoenix, which has Sophie Turner leading a familiar cast from the previous X-Men movies.

From the May 31, 2019 episode.

Karen McKay from the Centre for Equitable Library Access tells us about a new TV series from CBC based on the Eden Robinson literary trilogy The Trickster.

From the May 31, 2019 episode.

And we’ll speak about Robert Mueller’s press conference, where he responded to the many misinterpretations of his report about Russian interference in the 2016 US election.

From the May 31, 2019 episode.

Community reporter Jennie Bovard shares details about The Tandem Bike Club, an organized event for beginners in Halifax.

From the May 31, 2019 episode.

It’s been a month since Instagram started hiding “likes” on some posts. We’ll speak with Dr. Sara Rodrigues from the Canadian Mental Health Association about how that experiment is going.

From the May 27, 2019 episode.

One in three workplace disability claims is related to mental health, but insurance companies reject many of these applications. We’ll talk about why that’s happening. What do you do when you realize your life has drifted in the wrong direction? We’ll speak with writer Jennifer Venner about her Walrus magazine article, titled “Running Away from Motherhood”. As applications to study in Europe plummet before Brexit, the Guardian asked British students who’ve studied abroad where they are now, and would they do it again? Producer Dawn Dickinson tells us more. For the third year in a row, Red Deer is home to the “Alberta Braille Reading Champion”. Our community reporter J.R. Bjornson calls in with a recap of this year’s tournament for kids. Apple has unveiled the first new iPod in four years. Shaun Preece from Double Tap Canada explains how the classic device has evolved. Our Ottawa colleague Karen Magee tells us how the Alinker walking bike helped a triathlete return to racing following a life-changing accident.

This is the May 30, 2019 episode.

For the third year in a row, Red Deer is home to the “Alberta Braille Reading Champion”. Our community reporter J.R. Bjornson calls in with a recap of this year’s tournament for kids.

From the May 30, 2019 episode.

What do you do when you realize your life has drifted in the wrong direction? We’ll speak with writer Jennifer Venner about her Walrus magazine article, titled “Running Away from Motherhood”.

From the May 30, 2019 episode.

Apple has unveiled the first new iPod in four years. Shaun Preece from Double Tap Canada explains how the classic device has evolved.

From the May 30, 2019 episode.

One in three workplace disability claims is related to mental health, but insurance companies reject many of these applications. We’ll talk about why that’s happening.

From the May 30, 2019 episode.