After crowdfunding for months, disability advocate Debbie Windsor has launched a blog about disability in Saskatoon. She’ll tell us about it. We’ll speak to Sophie Aladas, CEO of the Ottawa startup Key2Access, about making crosswalk signals more accessible. A Canadian conservation organization says many seafood restaurants are passing off cheaper fish as more expensive fish. We’ll talk about mystery seafood. The Halifax Music Co-op is offering pay-what-you-can voice lessons! Our community reporter Milena Khazanavicius explains how to sign up. Amazon built its empire by destroying its more traditional competitors. So why is it now building physical stores of its own? We speak with tech expert Mike Agerbo. Historian Edith Sheffer discusses her book about the legacy of the Austrian pediatrician Dr. Hans Asperger. This is the August 29, 2018 episode.

After crowdfunding for months, disability advocate Debbie Windsor has launched a blog about disability in Saskatoon. She tells us all about it. From the August 29, 2018.

We  speak to Sophie Aladas, CEO of the Ottawa startup Key2Access, about making crosswalk signals more accessible. From the August 29, 2018  episode.

A Canadian conservation organization says many seafood restaurants are passing off cheaper fish as more expensive fish. We talk about mystery seafood. From the August 29, 2018  episode.

The Halifax Music Co-op is offering pay-what-you-can voice lessons! Our community reporter Milena Khazanavicius explains how to sign up. From the August 29, 2018  episode.

Amazon built its empire by destroying its more traditional competitors. So why is it now building physical stores of its own? We speak with tech expert Mike Agerbo. From the August 29, 2018  episode.

Historian Edith Sheffer discusses her book about the legacy of the Austrian pediatrician Dr. Hans Asperger. From the August 29, 2018  episode.

Our environmental expert Lawrence Gunther makes the case that we should think of all the water on our planet as one big ocean. AMI’s Ottawa bureau producer Darcy De Toni introduces a new digital series that features make-up tips and tricks for blind and low vision viewers. Amy Amantea reviews the shark thriller The Meg. CBC News has obtained a list of all the vanity plates that were rejected by Alberta authorities in the last fifteen months. We’ll go through the ones that are safe for broadcast. Marc Aflalo explains how to find the right headphones for you, with so many choices floating around. We have our weekly news quiz. This is the August 28, 2018.

Our environmental expert Lawrence Gunther makes the case that we should think of all the water on our planet as one big ocean. From the August 28, 2018.

AMI’s Ottawa bureau producer Darcy De Toni introduces a new digital series that features make-up tips and tricks for blind and low vision viewers. From the August 28, 2018.