Our colleague Ryan Delehanty recently attended some CNIB community events in Halifax and PEI. He shares what he learned. A warning: we may talk about puppies. From the October 23, 2017 episode.

We find out more about a new national awareness program out of New Brunswick called “HIRE for TALENT”. The campaign speaks to small business owners and managers about hiring people with disabilities. From the October 23, 2017 episode.

Tamas Geczy from Cool Blind Tech tells us about Lazzus, a mobility assistant that creates an auditory field of vision. It's the fall harvest season in Prince Edward Island, and our community reporter Jennie Bovard tells us about a local farm that has a haunted corn maze. Greg David from TV-eh.com remembers Canadian actor John Dunsworth, known for his work on Trailer Park Boys. AMI-tv producer Lisa Nault previews tonight’s ATW profile of Kyle Humphrey, founder of the "No Such Thing As Can’t" movement. Producer Kevin Philipupillai previews this Sunday's episode of The Walrus with Lloyd Robertson, which includes an essay about the difficulty of making new friends when you're married to a minister. And our manager Andy Frank previews the Liam Neeson movie "Mark Felt: The Man Who Brought Down the White House". This is the October 20, 2017 episode.

Tamas Geczy from Cool Blind Tech tells us about Lazzus, a mobility assistant that creates an auditory field of vision. From the October 20, 2017 episode.

It's the fall harvest season in Prince Edward Island, and our community reporter Jennie Bovard tells us about a local farm that has a haunted corn maze. From the October 20, 2017 episode.

Greg David from TV-eh.com remembers Canadian actor John Dunsworth, known for his work on Trailer Park Boys. From the October 20, 2017 episode.

AMI-tv producer Lisa Nault previews tonight’s ATW profile of Kyle Humphrey, founder of the "No Such Thing As Can’t" movement. From the October 20, 2017 episode.

Producer Kevin Philipupillai previews this Sunday's episode of The Walrus with Lloyd Robertson, which includes an essay about the difficulty of making new friends when you're married to a minister. From the October 20, 2017 episode.

Our manager Andy Frank previews the Liam Neeson movie "Mark Felt: The Man Who Brought Down the White House". From the October 20, 2017 episode.

Amber Boyd from CNIB Saskatchewan tells us about the EmployAbility campaign. Steven Scott, producer and co-host of Double Tap Canada, reviews the speech feedback function on an Android phone. Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge discusses upcoming federal accessibility legislation. Our Victoria, BC community reporter Linda Bartram tells us about the performance schedule for the VIP Singers, a choir for blind and sighted people. And, our contributor Donna Jodhan tells us what to remember when paying for a taxi ride with a credit card or debit card. This is the October 19, 2017 episode.