Steven Scott from Double Tap Canada tells us about augmented reality sunglasses from Bose. From the January 31, 2019 episode.

Community reporter Becki Zerr tells us about an event in Regina for people who are looking for free legal advice. From the January 31, 2019 episode.

CNIB president and CEO John Rafferty gives us an update on some of the organization’s latest projects. From the January 31, 2019 episode.

Our West Coast colleague Sylvi Fekete gives us a preview of a new episode of the AMI-tv show Our Community, called The Great Glacier Traverse. From the January 31, 2019 episode.

Producer Dawn Dickinson explains why Australia’s leaders have some explaining to do, following the release of the global corruption rankings. From the January 31, 2019 episode.

Serial killer Bruce McArthur has pleaded guilty to the murders of eight men in Toronto. Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge tells us more.  From the January 31, 2019 episode.

Paralympic swimmer Andrew Haley tells us about his appearance in the second season of the AMI-tv program Mind Set Go. Producer Kevin Philipupillai previews a National Post article about a professor at Duke University who got in trouble after scolding students for speaking Chinese in public. We discuss how well public transit systems manage on bad days, meaning when there are snowstorms, ice storms, and other bad weather.

Community reporter Dorothy Macnaughton shares a recipe or two, and tells us what she thinks of the new version of the Canada Food Guide.

The music streaming service Spotify has introduced a new feature that lets users block music from artists they no longer want to hear. Tech expert Mike Agerbo tells us who he’s blocking.

And we talk politics with Craig Oliver.

From the January 30, 2019 episode.

Paralympic swimmer Andrew Haley tells us about his appearance in the second season of the AMI-tv program Mind Set Go. From the January 30, 2019 episode.

Producer Kevin Philipupillai previews a National Post article about a professor at Duke University who got in trouble after scolding students for speaking Chinese in public. From the January 30, 2019 episode.

We discuss how well public transit systems manage on bad days, meaning when there are snowstorms, ice storms, and other bad weather.  From the January 30, 2019 episode.