Our New Brunswick community reporter, Gerry Harris, tells us about two terrific fundraising events being staged by the MIRA Atlantic Foundation – one in French, and one in English. From the October 10, 2017 episode.

Celine Kavanaugh of Grand Falls, New Brunswick tells us about her experience with the SHAD program, which places high school students at a university campus for one month. From the October 10, 2017 episode.

Our pop culture correspondent J. M. Frey previews the new Blade Runner movie, starring Harrison Ford and Ryan Gosling. Nelson Rego from Cool Blind Tech tells us about a new tactile system that some say is easier to learn than Braille. Producer Kevin Philipupillai previews this Sunday's episode of our Walrus magazine reading show, which includes an article about refugees crossing the border into small-town Manitoba. Our TV critic Greg David discusses Netflix’s new $500 million commitment to Canadian television. And, Alex Smyth of AMI-tv previews tonight's episode of ATW Weekend Edition, which puts the spotlight on a CNIB basketball camp. This is the October 6, 2017 episode.

Nelson Rego from Cool Blind Tech tells us about a new tactile system that some say is easier to learn than Braille. From the October 6, 2017 episode.

Producer Kevin Philipupillai previews this Sunday's episode of our Walrus magazine reading show, which includes an article about asylum-seekers crossing the border into small-town Manitoba. From the October 6, 2017 episode.

Alex Smyth of AMI-tv previews tonight's episode of ATW Weekend Edition, which puts the spotlight on a CNIB basketball camp. From the October 6, 2017 episode.

Our TV critic Greg David discusses Netflix’s new $500 million commitment to Canadian television. From the October 6, 2017 episode.

Our pop culture correspondent J. M. Frey previews the new Blade Runner movie, starring Harrison Ford and Ryan Gosling. From the October 6, 2017 episode.

We talk to Dr. Chad Andrews, one of the organizers of the 2017 National Young Leaders Summit. Michelle McQuigge of the Canadian Press discusses the Ontario government’s basic income pilot project, which began this week. Our contributor Donna Jodhan explains how to handle financial transactions when employing a handyman. We speak to Steven Scott, co-host and producer of the new AMI-audio tech program, Double Tap Canada. And, our Manitoba community reporter Derek Lackey tells us about a theatre production created for a blindfolded audience, and based on a short story by Ray Bradbury. This is the October 5, 2017 episode.

The new AMI-audio tech program, Double Tap Canada, premieres tonight! We speak to Steven Scott, co-host and producer of the show. From the October 5, 2017 episode.