Actor Calle Walton chats about her role as Chloe in the new CW show In the Dark. Amy Amantea takes us to the movies with her review of the new Disney documentary. And, reporters Michelle McQuigge and Meagan Gillmore join our weekly news panel to discuss a few subjects including a court ruling on Caster Semenya's appeal against the International Association of Athletics Federations’ testosterone rules.

This is the May 6, 2019 episode.

Actor Calle Walton chats about her role as Chloe in the new CW show In The Dark.

From the May 6, 2019 episode.

Amy Amantea takes us to the movies with her review of the new Disney documentary Penguins!

From the May 6, 2019 episode.

Jim Krysko shares his regional report from central Canada. He discusses a story about the need for accessibility legislation in the Northwest Territories and explains Manitoba’s accessibility exemptions for small businesses.

From the May 6, 2019 episode.

Reporters Michelle McQuigge and Meagan Gillmore join our weekly news panel to discuss a court ruling on Caster Semenya's appeal against the International Association of Athletics Federations’ testosterone rules.

From the May 6, 2019 episode.

Reporters Michelle McQuigge and Meagan Gillmore join our weekly news panel. We discuss the recent collaboration between Foodora couriers and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) as they plan to launch a union for the company's cyclists and drivers. From the May 6, 2019 episode.

Reporters Michelle McQuigge and Meagan Gillmore join our weekly news panel to explore why Canada’s most popular websites won’t accept federal election ads this year.

From the May 6, 2019 episode.

Nelson Régo is the founder of Cool Blind Tech. He describes Microsoft’s Seeing VR. and discusses a new study that supports a theory that people with vision impairments have better hearing. From the May 3, 2019 episode.

AMI Community Reporter J.R. Bjornson tells us about his new baby girl and shares his experiences parenting solo for a day. And, he describes a Lacombe man’s mission to bring Blind Hockey to central Alberta. From the May 3, 2019 episode.

Entertainment critic Michael McNeely previews the new Netflix movie about Ted Bundy and explores some of the controversy behind the film. Nelson Régo of Cool Blind Tech describes Microsoft’s Seeing VR and discusses a new study that supports a theory that people with vision impairments have better hearing. And, Karen McKay from CELA shares picks from their new book collection. This is the May 3, 2019 episode.