Nelson Rego from Cool Blind Tech tells us about an accessible supermarket in Lebanon. JM Frey previews the movie The Happy Prince, about the life of Oscar Wilde. We discuss the latest reports from the Brett Kavanaugh investigation in Washington. Our colleague Andrika De Lanerolle has just returned from a trip to Japan. We’ll ask her about accessibility in Tokyo - one of the busiest cities in the world. Walrus writer Casey Plett reviews author Miriam Toews’ latest novel, about sexual assault in a Mennonite community. Theresa Power tells us about the request for federal funding for CELA - that’s the Centre for Equitable Library Access. This is the October 5, 2018 episode.

Nelson Rego from Cool Blind Tech tells us about an accessible supermarket in Lebanon. From the October 5, 2018 episode.

JM Frey previews the movie The Happy Prince, about the life of Oscar Wilde. From the October 5, 2018 episode.

We discuss the latest reports from the Brett Kavanaugh investigation in Washington. From the October 5, 2018 episode.

Our colleague Andrika De Lanerolle has just returned from a trip to Japan. We ask her about accessibility in Tokyo - one of the busiest cities in the world. From the October 5, 2018 episode.

Walrus writer Casey Plett reviews author Miriam Toews’ latest novel, about sexual assault in a Mennonite community. From the October 5, 2018 episode.

Theresa Power tells us about the request for federal funding for CELA - that’s the Centre for Equitable Library Access. From the October 5, 2018 episode.

Steven Scott from Double Tap Canada tells us about his wife’s first time using a screen reader. From the October 4, 2018 episode.

Michelle McQuigge from The Canadian Press discusses her exclusive interview with Professor Donna Strickland, who shares this year’s Nobel Prize for Physics. From the October 4, 2018 episode.

Steven Scott from Double Tap Canada tells us about his wife’s first time using a screen reader. Michelle McQuigge from The Canadian Press discusses her exclusive interview with Professor Donna Strickland, who shares this year’s Nobel Prize for Physics. Our accessibility consultant Donna Jodhan asks whether people with vision impairments are being included in public consultations for the Accessible Canada Act. Community reporter Derek Lackey calls in from Winnipeg with news about an archery program run by the Manitoba Blind Sports Association. Filmmaker Mark Krenzien tells us about his IMAX documentary Journey to Space. Producer Dawn Dickinson previews articles from The Guardian, including one about a plan for protecting arts workers in the UK from sexual harassment and bullying. This is the October 4, 2018 episode.