Tech expert Marc Aflalo tells us that Google's new wireless earphones can translate between 40 languages, in real time. From the November 20, 2017 episode.

Nelson Rego of Cool Blind Tech shares the latest tech news and wades into the ongoing debate about the iPhone X. JM Frey makes a triumphant return to the show, previewing the new superhero movie ""Justice League."" Our AMI-tv colleague Lisa Nault previews a story from tonight’s edition of ATW, about the long wait for a national Holocaust memorial in Ottawa. Our community reporter Jennie Bovard tells us about a few upcoming Christmas-related events in Prince Edward Island. Our television critic Greg David tells us that Amazon is making a TV version of the Lord of the Rings. And, producer Kevin Philipupillai discusses a Walrus magazine article about hospital-acquired delirium. This is the November 17, 2017 episode.

Nelson Rego of Cool Blind Tech shares the latest tech news and wades into the ongoing debate about the iPhone X. From the November 17, 2017 episode.

JM Frey makes a triumphant return to the show, previewing the new superhero movie "Justice League." From the November 17, 2017 episode.

Our AMI-tv colleague Lisa Nault previews a story from tonight’s edition of ATW, about the long wait for a national Holocaust memorial in Ottawa. From the November 17, 2017 episode.

Jennie tells us about the PEI Craft Council's Christmas fair, the CNIB's annual PEI commmunity meeting and December social, and the World Sledge Hockey Challenge. From the November 17, 2017 episode.

Our television critic Greg David tells us that Amazon is making a new version of the Lord of the Rings. From the November 17, 2017 episode.

Producer Kevin Philipupillai previews this Sunday's episode of our Walrus reading show, including an article about the hundreds of thousands of patients who leave Canadian hospitals with a form of delirium. From the November 17, 2017 episode.

Ashley Nemeth speaks out after a staff member at a Chuck E. Cheese in Regina, Saskatchewan denied her entry because of her service dog. Reporter Michelle McQuigge says many people with autism say businesses aren't thinking of them as potential customers. Donna Jodhan discusses the dos and don’ts of applying for a credit card. Linda Bartram tells us about a described performance of “A Christmas Carol” in Victoria, BC. Dawn Dickinson previews a Guardian article about a drug that is 100 times more toxic than fentanyl. And, Tim Schwartz gives us an update on a disagreement between Blindfold Games and the App Store. From the November 16, 2017 episode.

Our community reporter Ashley Nemeth speaks out after a staff member at a Chuck E. Cheese in Regina, Saskatchewan denied her entry because of her guide dog. This is the November 16, 2017 episode.