Becki Zerr tells us about a Dining in the Dark event taking place in Regina in May. From the March 29, 2018 episode.

Is thriftiness sexy? Maybe only to the Germans. Producer Dawn Dickinson previews this and other articles from The Guardian newspaper. From the March 29, 2018 episode.

Paul Saltzman tells us about meeting the Beatles at an ashram in India 50 years ago. Kevin Philipupillai previews a National Post article about the March For Our Lives protests. Dorothy Macnaughton talks about how valuable peer support groups can be when it comes to technology challenges. Mike Agerbo discusses the fallout from a fatal accident involving an Uber test car. And Craig Oliver discusses the Ontario Liberals' promise of free daycare. This is the March 28, 2018 episode.

In another installment of our look back at events from 1968, director and photographer Paul Saltzman tells us about meeting the Beatles at an ashram in India 50 years ago. From the March 28, 2018 episode.

Will last weekend's March For Our Lives demonstrations have any real effect on gun laws in the United States? Kevin Philipupillai previews this and other articles from tonight’s edition of The National Post Show. From the March 28, 2018 episode.

Our Sault Ste. Marie community reporter Dorothy Macnaughton talks about how valuable peer support groups can be when it comes to technology challenges. From the March 28, 2018 episode.

Who is responsible when a driverless car kills someone? Mike Agerbo from The App Show discusses the fallout from a fatal accident involving an Uber test car. From the March 28, 2018 episode.

The Ontario Liberals are promising free daycare by 2020. Craig Oliver discusses how this promise might impact the upcoming provincial election. From the March 28, 2018 episode.

Lawrence Gunther reports that the Great Pacific Garbage Patch may be much larger than previously estimated. Karen Magee calls in with news about the 100 Kids Ottawa fundraising campaign. Gerry Harris tells us about a monthly coffee and chat at the public library in Fredericton, New Brunswick. Marc Aflalo tells us about a new set of accessibility-themed emoji from Apple. And quizmaster Andy Frank leads our weekly news quiz. This is the March 27, 2018 episode.

A new study says the Great Pacific Garbage Patch contains 16 times more plastic than previously estimated. Lawrence Gunther of Blue Fish Radio explains what this means for the Pacific ecosystem. From the March 27, 2018 episode.