Mike Ross, Joeita Gupta, and Karen Magee test their knowledge of current events with our weekly news quiz. From the April 10, 2018 episode.

We ask a public health expert why a California judge has called for cancer warnings on coffee cups. Our East Coast colleague Ryan Delehanty shares his weekly update. Bobby Weir calls in with news about dragon boat and sailing events in the Okanagan region. And Michelle McQuigge joins Joeita and Jim for our weekly news panel. This is the April 9, 2018 episode.

Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge joins Joeita and Jim for our weekly news panel. They try to make sense of the tragic accident in Saskatchewan that killed 15 people associated with a minor hockey team. Also on the panel: why police use deadly force on so many people with mental health challenges, and how news outlets should respond to attacks from President Donald Trump. From the April 9, 2018 episode.

A judge in California has ruled that coffee companies must warn their customers that drinking coffee can cause cancer. We ask Dr. Bruce Y. Lee, a public health expert from Johns Hopkins University, if the warning is justified. From the April 9, 2018 episode.

Our colleague Ryan Delehanty tells us that on Prince Edward Island, women's groups and groups representing people with intellectual disabilities now have access to about a million dollars in new funding. From the April 9, 2018 episode.

Our community reporter Bobby Weir calls in from Kelowna, BC with news about dragon boat and sailing events in the Okanagan region. From the April 9, 2018 episode.

Nelson Rego tells us that one of the most popular sports video games in the world is being made accessible. Our pop culture critic JM Frey previews the movie Terminal, starring Margot Robbie. Our community reporter Jennie Bovard tells us about the Canadian Junior Goalball Championships. John Lorinc discusses his Walrus magazine article about the use of big data in policing. And Karen McKay from the Centre for Equitable Library Access tells us which book the CELA staff picked for Canada Reads. This is the April 6, 2018 episode.

One of the biggest video game companies in the world has added accessibility features to one of the biggest sports games in the world. Will this help turn accessibility into a standard feature of mainstream video games? We speak to Nelson Rego of Cool Blind Tech. From the April 6, 2018 episode.

Our pop culture critic JM Frey previews the movie Terminal, starring Margot Robbie. From the April 6, 2018 episode.

Our community reporter Jennie Bovard tells us about the Canadian Junior Goalball Championships, the Shubie Classic Fun Run, and other events in Nova Scotia. From the April 6, 2018 episode.