JM Frey joins us for AMI at the Movies. She’ll be previewing the movie “Lizzie”, about Lizzie Borden. From the September 7, 2018 episode.

We’ll discuss the decision by India's Supreme Court to strike down a colonial-era law that made gay sex punishable by up to 10 years in prison. From the September 7, 2018 episode.

While Washington D.C. played host to important NAFTA negotiations yesterday, Ottawa was partially shut down by a wandering bear. We’ll bring you an update. From the September 7, 2018 episode.

Walrus writer Jason McBride takes us behind the scenes of his meeting with vegan celebrity Esther the Wonder Pig. From the September 7, 2018 episode.

Karen McKay from the Centre for Equitable Literary Access explains why there’ll be no Nobel Prize for Literature this year, and what’s happening instead. From the September 7, 2018 episode.

The AMI-tv show Employable Me helps match job-seekers with disabilities with mentors and job opportunities. Our colleague Greg David will give us a preview of Season 2. From the August 31, 2018 epiosde.

Universities and colleges in Ottawa are working together to help students with disabilities build their careers. We’ll find out more from the Honourable David Onley, Ontario’s previous Lieutenant Governor. From the August 31, 2018 epiosde.

Steven Scott explains why he’s not happy with the new smart glasses from Aira. A judge has ruled that people accused of sexual assault in Ontario can once again use excessive intoxication as a defence against criminal charges. Michelle McQuigge tells us more. Donna Jodhan discusses how federal legislation could improve access to social programs. Our Winnipeg community reporter Derek Lackey tells us about a nature hike organized by the Manitoba Blind Sports Association. In our series on important events from the year 1968, we speak with Carol Hanisch, one of the women who protested at the Miss American Pageant 50 years ago. The Guardian has learned that arms manufacturers are spending millions of pounds a year promoting their brands in Britain’s schools. Producer Dawn Dickinson tells us more. This is the September 6, 2018 episode.

Steven Scott from Double Tap Canada explains why he’s not too happy with the new smart glasses from Aira. From the September 6, 2018 episode.

A judge has ruled that people accused of sexual assault in Ontario can once again use excessive intoxication as a defence against criminal charges. Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge tells us more. From the September 6, 2018 episode.