Nelson Régo of Cool Blind Tech teaches us how to use Siri to create reminders and notes on the Apple HomePod device. Our pop culture critic JM Frey previews the biblical action movie "Samson." We find out more about Jordy glasses, a new wearable device for people with low vision. Greg David tells us about NBC's described video coverage of the Olympics. And Kevin Philipupillai discusses a Walrus magazine article about unsolved murders of First Nations people in Thunder Bay, Ontario. This is the February 16, 2018 episode.

Nelson Régo of Cool Blind Tech teaches us how to use Siri to create reminders and notes on the Apple HomePod device. From the February 16, 2018 episode.

Our pop culture critic JM Frey previews the action movie with a biblical theme. From the February 16, 2018 episode.

Steve Barclay tells us about Jordy glasses, a new wearable device for people with low vision. From the February 16, 2018 episode.

Our television expert Greg David tells us about NBC's described video coverage of the Olympics. From the February 16, 2018 episode.

Producer Kevin Philipupillai discusses a Walrus magazine article by Robert Jago, about unsolved murders of First Nations people in Thunder Bay, Ontario. From the February 16, 2018 episode.

Steven Scott from Double Tap Canada tells us what smart homes can do for people with vision impairments. Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge discusses a Nova Scotia human rights inquiry into whether people with disabilities have a right to government support to enable them to live in the community. Our accessibility consultant Donna Jodhan shares advice on how to protect yourself when managing your RRSPs. Peter Burke, our vice president of marketing and communications, introduces AMI's new accessible app. And, producer Dawn Dickinson previews a Guardian editorial that says it's time for the Commonwealth to find a new, non-royal leader. This is the February 15, 2018 episode.

Steven Scott from Double Tap Canada tells us what smart homes can do for people with vision impairments. From the February 15, 2018 episode.

A Nova Scotia human rights inquiry is asking whether people with disabilities have a right to government support to enable them to live in the community, instead of in institutions. We hear from Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge. From the February 15, 2018 episode.

Our accessibility consultant Donna Jodhan shares advice on how to protect yourself when managing your RRSPs. From the February 15, 2018 episode.