AMI-tv presenter Anthony McLachlan was on the Invictus train yesterday, as it carried Canadian athletes from Ottawa to the Games in Toronto. He tells us who he met. Producer Kevin Philipupillai previews this Sunday's episode of our Walrus reading show, which includes an article on Canada's contribution to the most prestigious art show in the world. AMI-tv producer Wendy Purves previews tonight's episode of ATW, which tells the story of an accessible ocean-going catamaran. And, our TV critic Greg David debates the fall TV lineup with Mike Ross and Joeita Gupta. Which shows have aged well, and which have jumped the shark? This is the September 22nd episode.

AMI-tv presenter Anthony McLachlan was on the Invictus train yesterday, as it carried Canadian athletes from Ottawa to the Games in Toronto. He tells us who he met. From the September 22nd episode.

AMI producer Kevin Philipupillai previews this Sunday's episode of our Walrus reading show, which includes an article on Canada's contribution to the most prestigious art show in the world. From the September 22nd episode

AMI-tv producer Wendy Purves previews tonight's episode of ATW, which tells the story of an accessible catamaran named The Impossible Dream. From the September 22nd epsiode.

Jennie tells us about some events happening in PEI over the next few weeks: CNIB socials in Charlottetown and Summerside, the annual PEI Marathon, and a live taping of the CBC comedy show The Debaters. From the September 22nd episode.

Some tv shows age well, while others linger on beyond their best-before date. Our TV critic Greg David debates the fall TV lineup with Mike Ross and Joeita Gupta. From the September 22nd episode.

Producer Dawn Dickinson discusses some of the articles you'll hear this weekend on our Guardian show. Our contributor Donna Jodhan shares her advice on the delicate art of tipping at a restaurant. Community reporter Linda Bartram tells us about an upcoming performance at the Belfry in Victoria, BC, which will have audio description provided by VocalEye. Nelson Rego from Cool Blind Tech warns us that Alexa, Siri, and Google Assistant can listen in on our daily lives without us knowing it. And, our Edmonton colleague Jim Krysko reports on the annual I Believe You hashtag campaign. This is the September 21st episode.

Producer Dawn Dickinson discusses some of the articles you'll hear this weekend on our Guardian show. Including: the UK suspends training operations with the Burmese military following attacks against the country's Rohingya minority. From the September 21st episode.

Our contributor Donna Jodhan shares her advice on the delicate art of tipping at a restaurant. From the September 21st episode.

Linda tells us about an upcoming performance at the Belfry in Victoria, BC, which will have audio description provided by VocalEye. From the September 21st episode.