Community reporter Gerry Harris joins us live in Moncton to talk about his efforts in starting up a Barrier-Free New Brunswick group. From the July 6, 2018 episode.

We recap how the trip from St. John's to Moncton has gone so far alongside Gerry Harris. From the July 6, 2018 episode.

Writer Elisabeth de Mariaffi previews her short story set in St. John's about a woman fearing that her unpopular elderly neighbour has been murdered. From the July 6, 2018 episode.

AMI's new communications specialist Greg David joins us to discuss the second season of the AMI-tv show Eyes for the Job. From the July 6, 2018 episode.

Tim Schwartz of Double Tap Canada tells us what's coming up on this week's show. Tracey Johnson from the Canadian Institute for Health Information discusses a report about the pressures facing people who care for family members with dementia. Donna Jodhan encourages blind or partially sighted people to turn their hobbies into entrepreneurial ventures. Community reporter Rachel Kitson tells us about a weekly walking club in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island. Senator Art Eggleton joins us to discuss barriers around the Disability Tax Credit. And producer Dawn Dickinson previews articles from the Guardian. This is the July 5, 2018 episode.

Tim Schwartz of Double Tap Canada tells us about his co-host Steven Scott’s big decision... should he go with a Chromebook, a PC, or a Mac? From the July 5, 2018 episode.

The Canadian Institute for Health Information has released a report about the pressures facing people who care for elderly family members with dementia. Tracey Johnson joins us to discuss. From the July 5, 2018 episode.

Our accessibility consultant Donna Jodhan calls in from Trinidad and Tobago to talk about the importance of supporting blind or partially sighted people as they turn their hobbies into entrepreneurial ventures. From the July 5, 2018 episode.

Rachel Kitson tells us about a weekly walking club in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island. From the July 5, 2018 episode.

The Disability Tax Credit is supposed to make life easier for people with disabilities. But a senate investigation suggests it's not achieving that goal. Senator Art Eggleton joins us to discuss. From the July 5, 2018 episode.