Nelson Régo from Cool Blind Tech tells us what adjustments McDonald’s made to its locations in Israel, in an attempt to make them fully accessible.  JM Frey previews a King Arthur movie set in present-day England, titled The Kid Who Would Be King. Community reporter Michelle Jorgensen calls in from Kelowna, BC to tell us about the Unplug & Play Spaghetti Dinner & Family Fun Night. We speak with Walrus magazine writer Sonya Fatah, who wrote about a Mohawk reserve that’s been cut in half by the Canada-US border. Our colleague Greg David comes on to test our knowledge of AMI-tv’s programs… Because what better way to close off a Friday show than with a test. This is the January 18, 2019 episode.

We speak with Walrus magazine writer Sonya Fatah, who wrote about a Mohawk reserve that’s been cut in half by the Canada-US border. From the January 18, 2019 episode.

Community reporter Michelle Jorgensen calls in from Kelowna, BC to tell us about the Unplug & Play Spaghetti Dinner & Family Fun Night. From the January 18, 2019 episode.

JM Frey previews a King Arthur movie set in present-day England, titled The Kid Who Would Be King. From the January 18, 2019 episode.

Nelson Régo from Cool Blind Tech tells us what adjustments McDonald’s made to its locations in Israel, in an attempt to make them fully accessible. From the January 18, 2019 episode.

The Chinese government is cracking down on Christian churches that stray from state-approved interpretations of the faith. Producer Dawn Dickinson tells us more. From the January 17, 2019 episode.

Our Vancouver colleague Sylvi Fekete tells us about Jordan D. Marcia, who wants to become the first heart transplant recipient to travel to every country in the world. From the January 17, 2019 episode.

Community reporter Rachel Kitson calls in from Prince Edward Island to tell us about a Moonlight Showshoe in Summerside. From the January 17, 2019 episode.

Fareed Khan from the Rohingya Human Rights Network tells us about efforts to prosecute Myanmar’s leaders for genocide. From the January 17, 2019 episode.

Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge explains how 18-year-old Rahaf Mohammed used social media to avoid being deported back to Saudi Arabia. From the January 17, 2019 episode.