Our Ottawa colleague Karen Magee describes how a small community church is reaching out to first responders with PTSD. From the February 13, 2018 episode.

Our colleague Janis Davidson Pressick announces the beginning of the application period for AMI's annual scholarships for students with disabilities. From the February 13, 2018 episode.

Tech expert Marc Aflalo explains what a smart shower can do that a regular shower can't. From the February 13, 2018 episode.

Dean Brokop from the Paralympic Foundation of Canada tells us about the ParaTough Cup. Medric Cousineau tells us about partnering with Wounded Warriors Canada to address the nationwide shortage of service dogs. Bobby Weir tells us about a CNIB centennial celebration in Kamloops, BC. And on our weekly news panel we discuss the Colten Boushie trial, the cover of Maclean's magazine, sexual misconduct allegations against Ontario broadcaster Steve Paikin, and the first launch of the SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket. This is the February 12, 2018 episode.

Michelle McQuigge and Dave Brown join Mike and Joeita to discuss the not-guilty verdict in the Colten Boushie trial, a gender pay equity theme on the cover of Maclean's magazine, sexual misconduct allegations against Ontario broadcaster Steve Paikin, and the first launch of the SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket. From the February 12, 2018 episode.

Dean Brokop, director of the Paralympic Foundation of Canada, tells us about a half-day corporate challenge and fundraiser called the ParaTough Cup. From the February 12, 2018 episode.

Medric Cousineau from Paws Fur Thought tells us about partnering with Wounded Warriors Canada to address the nationwide shortage of service dogs for veterans and first responders. From the February 12, 2018 episode.

Bobby Weir calls in from the Okanagan region with news about a CNIB centennial celebration in Kamloops, BC. From the February 12, 2018 episode.

Nelson Rego tells us about a 14-year-old inventor who has developed a smart cane with a GPS and panic button. Our pop culture critic JM Frey previews the erotic drama Fifty Shades Freed. Jennie Bovard tells us about improvements in public transit in Charlottetown, PEI. Karen McKay from the Centre for Equitable Library Access discusses the Canada Reads shortlist. And, Kevin Philipupillai shares an update on a Walrus article about human rights conditions at Canadian mining subsidiaries in Guatemala. This is the February 9, 2018 episode.

Nelson Rego from Cool Blind Tech tells us about a 14-year-old inventor who has developed a smart cane with a panic button and GPS capability. From the February 9, 2018 episode.