Karen McKay from the Centre for Equitable Library Access tells us about some of the top 100 books of the year. From the December 22, 2017 episode.

AMI producer Paul Daniel joins us in studio to discuss the top news stories of 2017, and to share predictions for 2018. From the December 22, 2017 episode.

Tim Schwartz from Double Tap Canada tells us which apps and gadgets he couldn't do without. We continue our discussion with Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge on the question of publishing allegations that have not yet been proven in court. Our accessibility contributor Donna Jodhan tells us which apps we should be using to protect our privacy. Producer Dawn Dickinson previews a Guardian article about problems in the family court system in Australia. And, AMI-audio staff share their plans for the holidays. This is the December 21, 2017 episode.

Tim Schwartz from Double Tap Canada previews tonight’s episode, about apps and gadgets that the hosts couldn't do without. From the December 21, 2017 episode.

We continue our discussion with Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge on the complex balance between the media’s responsibility to publish the news, and an exonerated person’s right to restore their reputation. From the December 21, 2017 episode.

Our accessibility contributor Donna Jodhan tells us which apps we should be using to protect our privacy. From the December 21, 2017 episode.

AMI-audio staff share their plans for the holidays. From the December 21, 2017 episode.

Producer Dawn Dickinson previews this Saturday's episode of our Guardian reading show, which includes an article about problems in the family court system in Australia. From the December 21, 2017 episode.

We have our annual egg nog taste test! Which nog will rule them all? Producer Kevin Philipupillai previews a National Post article about the end of the Happy Meal in Canada. Your favourite AMI staffers present a special reading of "'Twas The Night Before Christmas." Our Halifax community reporter Milena Khazanavicius tells us about a CNIB post-secondary peer support program meeting. Mike Agerbo says Facebook is making its photographs more accessible for users with vision impairments. And, CTV News political correspondent Craig Oliver discusses the future of US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson. This is the December 20, 2017 episode.

Live 5 is all agog over egg nog as we have our annual taste test! Which nog will rule them all? From the December 20, 2017 episode.