Nelson Rego tells us about a high school student who developed an app that can read text aloud, in seven languages. Jess Frey previews the romantic drama On Chesil Beach. Greg David tells us which CBC shows are being renewed and which are being cancelled. And Jim Van Horne brings us the latest results from the Paralympics. This is the March 16, 2018 episode.

Nelson Rego from Cool Blind Tech tells us about a high school student who developed an app that can read text aloud, in seven languages. From the March 16, 2018 episode.

Our pop culture critic Jess Frey previews the romantic drama On Chesil Beach, about a newlywed couple whose honeymoon becomes a comedy of sexual errors. From the March 16, 2018 episode.

Greg David from TV-eh.com tells us which CBC shows are being renewed for a new season, and which are being cancelled. From the March 16, 2018 episode.

As we approach the final weekend of the PyeongChang Paralympics, Jim Van Horne brings us the latest results from the Games. From the March 16, 2018 episode.

Tim Schwartz from Double Tap Canada tells us about a new ereader from Bristol Braille. Michelle McQuigge discusses the challenges facing the new leader of the Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario. Donna Jodhan exlains why it's important to keep your birth certificate in a safe place. Biographer Larry Tye talks about Robert Kennedy's bid for the US presidency 50 years ago. Physics professor Cliff Burgess reflects on his friendship with the late Stephen Hawking. Dawn Dickinson previews a Guardian article about gender-based pay disparity among high earners. This is the March 15, 2018 episode.

Tim Schwartz from Double Tap Canada tells us about the new ereader from Bristol Braille. From the March 15, 2018 episode.

Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge discusses the challenges Doug Ford faces as the new leader of the Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario. From the March 15, 2018 episode.

Accessibility expert Donna Jodhan exlains why it's important to keep your birth certificate in a safe place. From the March 15, 2018 episode.

On March 16 fifty years ago, senator Robert Kennedy announced his plans to run against a sitting president from his own party. We speak to biographer Larry Tye, as part of our ongoing series on momentous events from 1968. From the March 15, 2018 episode.