Are you planning on saving money in the New Year? AMI-tv’s Ottawa bureau producer Darcy De Toni tells us about a story he and his colleagues have been working on. From the November 27, 2018 episode.

Kristin Schafer and David Filipovic call in from a hospital in Sudbury to tell us about their work creating 3D prosthetics and orthotics. From the November 27, 2018 episode.

The SPARK Disability Art Festival kicks off next Monday in Calgary! The festival’s co-producer, Roxanne Taylor, tells us all about it. From the November 27, 2018 episode.

We learn about the Sprout Film Festival in BC, which showcases films made by or starring people with intellectual disabilities. From the November 27, 2018 episode.

We finish with two (somewhat) new contestants on our weekly news quiz: Dave Brown and Ryan Delehanty. From the November 27, 2018 episode.

What do you think of Alexa as a murder witness? We look at the story of a judge in the US who thinks a smart home speaker could help in a murder trial. Are you planning on Saving Money in the New Year? AMI-tv’s Ottawa bureau producer Darcy De Toni tells us about a story he and his colleagues have been working on. Kristin Schafer and David Filipovic call in from a hospital in Sudbury to tell us about their work creating 3D prosthetics and orthotics. The SPARK Disability Art Festival kicks off next Monday in Calgary! The festival’s co-producer, Roxanne Taylor, tells us all about it. We learn about the Sprout Film Festival in BC, which showcases films made by or starring people with intellectual disabilities. And we finish with two (somewhat) new contestants on our weekly news quiz: Dave Brown and Ryan Delehanty. This is the November 27, 2018 episode.

What do you think of Alexa as a murder witness? We look at the story of a judge in the US who thinks a smart home speaker could help in a murder trial. From the November 27, 2018 episode.

We speak with the software engineer behind Seeing AI, a new Microsoft app that narrates the world around you using artificial intelligence. We go to the movies with Kim Thistle-Murphy. She’ll share her review of The Nutcracker. Ryan Delehanty, our regional content specialist in Halifax, gives us a sneak peek of “Singing to Myself”, a new film screening at the Bluenose Ability Film Festival. And we have our weekly news panel. Dave Brown returns alongside regular panelist Michelle McQuigge. We’ll discuss the OECD’s prediction of a slowdown in the global economy next year. Our news panel discusses the Canada Post Rotating Strike. Our news panel discusses the federal government’s efforts to support struggling Canadian media industry. This is the November 26, 2018 episode.

We speak with the software engineer behind Seeing AI, a new Microsoft app that narrates the world around you using artificial intelligence. From the November 26, 2018 episode.

We go to the movies with Kim Thistle-Murphy. She’ll share her review of The Nutcracker. From the November 26, 2018 episode.