We speak with investigative journalist Maggie Rahr, who is featured on the new AMI-tv show “What Happened to Holly Bartlett?”. From the March 26, 2019 episode.

Community reporter Gerry Harris calls in from New Brunswick to recommend a few YouTube channels operated by people who are blind or partially sighted. From the March 26, 2019 episode.

We discuss a CBC news report that says some Shoppers Drug Mart employees are unhappy with the pressure to direct customers towards self-checkout lanes. From the March 26, 2019 episode.

Marc Aflalo from Your Tech Report tells us about the launch of Apple’s new combined news and streaming service. From the March 26, 2019 episode.

Producer Andrika De Lanerolle and our Ottawa colleague Darcy De Toni join Joeita as contestants for our weekly news quiz. From the March 26, 2019 episode.

Our AMI colleague Em Williams takes us behind the scenes to explain how described video gets added to television shows such as Breaking Bad and Elementary. Paul Daniels joins us for AMI at the Movies, to review the financial drama The Hummingbird Project. We speak with Bill Adair from Spinal Cord Injury Canada about an open letter from 90 disability-related groups, urging the Senate to pass the Accessible Canada Act. Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge and producer Kevin Philipupillai join us for our weekly news panel. We discuss how the Liberals addressed housing issues in last week’s federal budget. Our news panel continues with whether a major New Zealand bookstore chain was right to pull Jordan Peterson’s book from its shelves following the mosque shootings. We conclude our news panel with former federal cabinet minister Jane Philpott saying that there’s more to the SNC-Lavalin story than what Canadians have heard so far. This is the March 25, 2019 episode.

Our AMI colleague Em Williams takes us behind the scenes to explain how described video gets added to television shows such as Breaking Bad and Elementary. From the March 25, 2019 episode.

Paul Daniels joins us for AMI at the Movies, to review the financial drama The Hummingbird Project. From the March 25, 2019 episode.

We speak with Bill Adair from Spinal Cord Injury Canada about an open letter from 90 disability-related groups, urging the Senate to pass the Accessible Canada Act. From the March 25, 2019 episode.

News panel: Housing issues in last week’s federal budget