Shaun Preece of Double Tap Canada will tell us about his co-host Steven Scott’s new hybrid watch. Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge discuss the first weeks of Ontario's new Progressive Conservative government. Our accessibility consultant Donna Jodhan will talk about the bedside manner of medical professionals. Community reporter Becki Zerr tells us about the Saskatchewan Festival of Words, happening in Moose Jaw. Community reporter Linda Bartram welcomes us to her city and tells us about her work with the Pacific Training Centre for the Blind, here in Victoria. Producer Dawn Dickinson previews an article about the recent struggles of Tim Hortons. This is the July 19, 2018 episode.

We speak with Nadia Kanani from Students for Barrier-Free Access about a controversial mental health policy at the University of Toronto. Producer Kevin Philipupillai previews a National Post article about Barack Obama's first major speech since leaving the White House. Community reporter Dorothy Macnaughton tells us about the effect of cuts to  Greyhound bus service in northern Ontario. Mike Agerbo from the App Show explains how Amazon founder Jeff Bezos became the richest person in modern history. And Mike Feir shows us how to subscribe to AMI-audio podcasts using the Downcast app. This is the July 18, 2018 episode.

We're live from Kelowna! Lawrence Gunther of Blue Fish Radio tells us about the challenges and the friction the Inuit Circumpolar Council has faced. Tech expert Marc Aflalo tells us of one the biggest shopping days of the year: Amazon Prime day. Community reporter Bobby Weir joins us to talk about her city Kelowna. We introduce you to our newest community reproter Michelle Jorgenson! Gerry Harris talks to us about the seventh annual MIRA Atlantic Blind Charity Race. Community reporter Sylvi Fekete joins us to talk about the West Coast leg of the road show. This is the July 2017, 2018 episode.

Ryan Delehanty tells us about the Nova Scotia Human Rights Commission inquiry into washroom accessibility at restaurants. Chief librarian Asa Kachan joins us to talk about a new musical instruments program at libraries in Halifax. Amy Amantea reviews the Marvel hit "Ant-Man and the Wasp". And Corinne Van Dusen, Jim Van Horne, and Kevin Philipupillai join our news panel to discuss the World Cup, racism in the US, Donald Trump's nominee for the US Supreme Court, and a possible federal cabinet shuffle. This is the July 16, 2018 episode.

Nelson Rego of Cool Blind Tech will join us to discuss how to disable fingerprint and face recognition on your iPhone.  J.M. Frey previews Mission Impossible: Fallout. Al Etmanski will tell us why he thinks people with disabilities have entered a new age in Canada. Producer Dawn Dickinson previews an article about the loss of emotional connection in the digital age in advance of this Sunday’s edition of The Walrus.  Karen McKay from the Centre for Equitable Library Access will tell us what books written by and about Alice Munro are available. From the July 13, 2018 episode.

Nelson Rego of Cool Blind Tech will join us to discuss how to disable fingerprint and face recognition on your iPhone. From the July 13, 2018 episode.

The writer and social entrepreneur Al Etmanski will tell us why he thinks people with disabilities have entered a new age in Canada. From the July 13, 2018 episode.

Producer Dawn Dickinson previews an article about the loss of emotional connection in the digital age in advance of this Sunday’s edition of The Walrus. From the July 13, 2018 episode.

Writer Alice Munro celebrated her 87th birthday this week and Karen McKay from the Centre for Equitable Library Access will tell us what books written by and about Munro are available. From the July 13, 2018 episode.

Our pop culture critic J.M. Frey previews Mission Impossible: Fallout. From the July 13, 2018 episode.