Our very own Karen Magee stops by the studio today to talk about the United Way in Simcoe, Muskoka launching a program to get younger people involved in social work projects. From the August 14, 2018 episode.

We all expect a certain level of cleanliness on our beaches. But environmental expert Lawrence Gunther says that can get complicated. From the August 14, 2018 episode.

Community reporter Gerry Harris calls in from New Brunswick to tell us about last weekend’s MIRA car race for blind drivers. From the August 14, 2018 episode.

The Associated Press reports that Aretha Franklin is seriously ill. We’ll share some of our favourite memories of the Queen of Soul. From the August 14, 2018 episode.

We have our weekly news quiz. From the August 14 episode,

A researcher from Queens University says we should be recycling old EpiPens. We ask Beatrice Povolo from Food Allergy Canada if this would ease the shortage of EpiPens in the country. From the August 14, 2018 episode.

We’ll hear more about a contest where Canadians choose the best restrooms in this country as we speak to Candice Raynsford of Cintas Canada. Mike Feir show us how to download AMI-audio podcasts using the iCatcher app. Today on AMI at the Movies, Amy Amantea reviews the movie “Blackkklansman.” Our news panel comes together to talk about Canada and Saudi Arabia, Toronto residents avoiding large crowds, Alex Jones and basic income projects. This is the August 13, 2018.

Today on AMI at the Movies, Amy Amantea reviews the movie “Blackkklansman.” From the August 13, 2018.

Our news panel comes together as Joeita Gupta leads the discussion on the ongoing dispute between Canadian government and Saudi Arabia.  From the August 13, 2018.

Jim Van Horne comments on a poll from IPSOS saying fifty percent of Toronto residents are avoiding large crowds and public areas because of fears of gun violence. From the August 13, 2018.