An exercise for the newly-formed accessibility committee in Altona, Manitoba as they take the mayor on a tour of his own town. Our colleague Jim Krysko tell us more. From the April 8, 2019 episode.

Reporters Michelle McQuigge and Meagan Gillmore join us for our weekly news panel. We discuss how populist governments respond to grassroots protests, like the one from Ontario students. From the April 8, 2019 episode.

Our news panel talks about about Chicago’s incoming mayor, an openly gay black woman who is promising to clean up corruption. From the April 8, 2019 episode.

Our news panel concludes with the Nova Scotia government’s decision to make organ donation the default option for what happens after you die. From the April 8, 2019 episode.

Edinburgh Airport is launching a new app called Welcome, that coordinates personal assistance from airport staff. We speak with Gavin Neate from the app developer, Neatebox. From the April 8, 2019 episode.

"Nelson Régo from Cool Blind Tech tells us about a martial arts academy offering self-defense classes for blind and visually impaired students.

JM Frey previews the movie The Man Who Killed Don Quixote. We continue our conversation with JM Frey. Community reporter Jennie Bovard calls in from Halifax to tell us how you can give paracycling a try. Walrus magazine writer Paul Gallant tells us how disasterous flooding has encouraged insurance companies to become an unexpected ally in the struggle to limit climate change. This is the April 5, 2019 episode."

Nelson Régo from Cool Blind Tech tells us about a martial arts academy offering self-defense classes for blind and visually impaired students. From the April 5, 2019 episode.

JM Frey previews the movie The Man Who Killed Don Quixote. From the April 5, 2019 episode.

We continue our conversation with JM Frey as she makes a big announcement!. From the April 5, 2019 episode.

Community reporter Jennie Bovard calls in from Halifax to tell us how you can give paracycling a try. From the April 5, 2019 episode.