We discuss the uproar at the BC Legislature, following the release of a report about alleged fraud and overspending by two senior officials. From the January 25, 2019 episode.

Marcia Yale from the Alliance for Equality of Blind Canadians calls in with details about a scholarship program organized by the AEBC and T-Base Communications. From the January 25, 2019 episode.

Writer Danielle Kinahan discusses her Walrus magazine article about how our stereotypes about feminine voices can keep women out of leadership roles. From the January 25, 2019 episode.

Karen McKay from the Centre for Equitable Library Access tells us which books have made the shortlist for this year’s Taylor Prize for Non-Fiction. From the January 25, 2019 episode.

Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge tells us about a taxi scam in the Toronto area that cost passengers millions of dollars. From the January 24, 2019 episode.

We discuss a campaign in England that encourages people to ask first before trying to help a person with an assistive device such as a wheelchair. From the January 24, 2019 episode.

Community reporter Derek Lackey calls in from Winnipeg to tell us about the Beeline Self Defense class being organized by the CNIB and Manitoba Blind Sports. From the January 24, 2019 episode.

We speak with Paralympian Mark Arendz, who won six medals at the last Winter Games – the most by any Paralympian in a single winter games. From the January 24, 2019 episode.

Many more families are choosing quirky, non-traditional funerals. Producer Dawn Dickinson previews a Guardian newspaper article about doing death differently. From the January 24, 2019 episode.

Shaun Preece from Double Tap Canada discusses some of the strengths and weaknesses of Bluetooth headsets. Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge tells us about a taxi scam in the Toronto area that cost passengers millions of dollars. We discuss a campaign in England that encourages people to ask first before trying to help a person with an assistive device such as a wheelchair. Community reporter Derek Lackey calls in from Winnipeg to tell us about the Beeline Self Defense class being organized by the CNIB and Manitoba Blind Sports. We speak with Paralympian Mark Arendz, who won six medals at the last Winter Games – the most by any Paralympian in a single winter games. Many more families are choosing quirky, non-traditional funerals. Producer Dawn Dickinson previews a Guardian newspaper article about doing death differently. This is the January 24, 2019 episode.