Private Eyes and Arrested Development are returning to the small screen this coming week, and the CBC has just unveiled five new shows for the fall and winter. Our television critic Greg David joins us in studio. From the May 25, 2018 episode.

Tim Schwartz of Double Tap Canada tells us about Aira smart glasses and other services now being available in Canada. Producer Kevin Philipupillai discusses the thirty-four Roman Catholic bishops in Chile resigning following a sexual abuse investigation. Donna Jodhan talks about her experience with accessibility training programs at the Apple Store. Community reporter Becki Zerr calls in from Regina with news about a CNIB Family Fun Day. Club Inclusion Co-founder Alice Evans joins us to talk about their accessible programming. Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge assesses the various Ontario party positions on disability issues. This is the May 24, 2018 episode.

Aira smart glasses and other services are now available in Canada. Tim Schwartz of Double Tap Canada has more. From the May 24, 2018 episode.

Thirty-four Roman Catholic bishops in Chile have resigned following a sexual abuse investigation. Producer Kevin Philipupillai discusses this and other Guardian newspaper articles. From the May 24, 2018 episode.

Donna Jodhan talks about her experience with accessibility training programs at the Apple Store. From the May 24, 2018 episode.

Are you interested in trying rock climbing? Community reporter Becki Zerr calls in from Regina with details about CNIB Family Fun Day. From the May 24, 2018 episode.

Alice Evans tells us why she helped establish The Club Inclusion. The social and recreational club offers accessible programming for children in Halifax and in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia. From the May 24, 2018 episode.

Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge assesses the various Ontario party positions on disability issues. From the May 24, 2018 episode.

Catherine Macallister from the Canadian Mental Health Association discusses a new "Recovery College" in Calgary. Producer Kevin Philipupillai discusses allegations of data theft and voter fraud involving Ontario PC members. Sault Saint Marie community reporter Dorothy Macnaughton explains the accessible voting process for the Ontario election. Mike Agerbo explains why certain laptops are now arriving  with Amazon Alexa pre-loaded. Craig Oliver discusses Rachel Notley's discussion to skip a meeting of Western Canadian premiers. This is the May 23, 2018 episode.

Catherine Macallister of the Canadian Mental Health Association tells us to about the new "Recovery College" opening in Calgary. From the May 23, 2018 episode.