AMI is launching an accessible app for iOS and tvOS! Peter Burke, our vice president of marketing and communications, tells us more about it. From the February 15, 2018 episode.

Producer Dawn Dickinson previews a Guardian editorial that says it's time for the Commonwealth to find a new, non-royal leader. They want Barack Obama. From the February 15, 2018 episode.

Toronto District School Board spokesperson Ryan Bird tells us about a plan to put emergency Naloxone kits in more than 100 high schools. Producer Kevin Philipupillai previews a National Post article about the jury in the Gerald Stanley murder trial. Our Nova Scotia community reporter Milena Khazanavicius tells us about next month’s cocktail competition for blind bartenders. Mike Agerbo from The App Show tells us that a self-driving semi truck recently made its first cross-country trip. And Craig Oliver discusses the fallout from the Colten Boushie verdict. This is the February 14, 2018 episode.

The Toronto District School Board has approved a plan to put emergency kits in more than 100 high schools. We speak with TDSB spokesperson Ryan Bird about the kits, which can temporarily delay the effects of an opioid overdose. This is the February 14, 2018 episode.

Producer Kevin Philipupillai previews articles from tonight's episode of The National Post show, including one about the make-up of the jury in the Gerald Stanley murder trial. This is the February 14, 2018 episode.

Milena Khazanavicius tells us about next month’s cocktail competition for blind bartenders. This is the February 14, 2018 episode.

Mike Agerbo from The App Show tells us that a self-driving semi truck recently made its first cross-country trip. What will this mean for trucking jobs and for road safety? This is the February 14, 2018 episode.

Craig Oliver from CTV News discusses the political implications of the Colten Boushie verdict. This is the February 14, 2018 episode.

Lawrence Gunther of Blue Fish Radio reviews a series of bills introduced by the federal government to protect Canadian waterways. Our Ottawa colleague Karen Magee describes how a small community church is reaching out to first responders with PTSD. Our colleague Janis Davidson Pressick calls for applications for AMI's annual scholarships for students with disabilities. And, tech expert Marc Aflalo explains what a smart shower can do that a regular shower can't. This is the February 13, 2018 episode.

Lawrence Gunther of Blue Fish Radio reviews a series of bills introduced by the federal government to protect Canada’s coasts, lakes, and rivers. From the February 13, 2018 episode.