Lindsay Tyler from the Centre for Equitable Library Access explains how contemporary novelists are remixing Shakespeare. From the August 10, 2018 episode.

Tim Schwartz from Double Tap Canada tells us about the Android Pie. Michelle McQuigge discusses the Ontario government’s attempt to set up its own news outlet. Air Canada says there’s no legislation requiring it to make its website accessible. Is that true? We’ll ask our accessibility consultant Donna Jodhan. Our hosts will talk about a recent study stating that the open office concept is increasing employee stress and reducing productivity. Fifty years ago, the Catholic Church took a controversial position on the use of birth control. We’ll speak with Dr. Janet Smith about the cultural implications. Why are police officers in England and Wales feeling compelled to take second jobs? Dawn Dickinson previews this and other articles from the Guardian newspaper. This is the August 9, 2018 episode.

The latest version of the Android operating system is coming out. Tim Schwartz from Double Tap Canada tells us about the Android Pie. From the August 9, 2018 episode.

Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge discusses the Ontario government’s attempt to set up its own news outlet. From the August 9, 2018 episode.

Air Canada says there’s no legislation requiring it to make its website accessible. Is that true? We’ll ask our accessibility consultant Donna Jodhan. From the August 9, 2018 episode.

Our hosts will talk about a recent study stating that the open office concept is increasing employee stress and reducing productivity. From the August 9, 2018 episode.

Fifty years ago, the Catholic Church took a controversial position on the use of birth control. We’ll speak with Dr. Janet Smith about the cultural implications. From the August 9, 2018 episode.

Why are police officers in England and Wales feeling compelled to take second jobs? Dawn Dickinson previews this and other articles from the Guardian newspaper. From the August 9, 2018 episode.

CNIB president John Rafferty drops by our studio in Toronto to tell us how the organization’s summer projects have been going. Kevin Philipupillai previews a National Post article about the long-term effects of giant forest fires. Our hosts discuss the latest developments in the growing rift between the Canada and Saudi Arabia. Amy Amantea tells us about the fifth annual Canadian Blind Hockey Summer Development Camp. Google has agreed to help the Chinese government censor the news. Mike Agerbo discusses. We speak with Halifax entrepreneur Gabrielle Masone about her efforts to design contact lenses for colour blindness. This is the August 8, 2018 epiosde.

CNIB president John Rafferty drops by our studio in Toronto to tell us how the organization’s summer projects have been going. From the August 8, 2018 episode.