Our Alberta colleague Jim Krysko tells us about an annual I Believe You hashtag campaign against sexual violence. He also discusses the story of a homeowner with a disability who lost thousands of dollars after a contractor failed to complete renovations. From the September 21st episode.

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. He also discusses a smart helmet that could help blind people avoid obstacles. From the September 21st episode.

Producer Kevin Philipupillai previews this Sunday's National Post show, which includes an article about a former Soviet officer who may have prevented a nuclear war. Mike Agerbo of GetConnected Media tells us about a computer virus disguised as an anti-malware program. Our community reporter Kim Kilpatrick tells us about various meetings and support groups in North Bay, Sault Ste. Marie, and Ottawa. We speak with Adam Dixon, a member of Canada's national sledge hockey team. And, political correspondent Craig Oliver discusses NAFTA, the NDP leadership race, and President Donald Trump's first speech at the United Nations. This is the September 20th episode.

Producer Kevin Philipupillai tells us what to expect on this week’s edition of The National Post Show, including a story about a Soviet officer who may have prevented a nuclear war. From the September 20th episode.

Mike Agerbo of GetConnected Media warns us that an anti-malware program known as CCleaner may contain a virus planted by hackers. And, one burger chain is turning to burger-flipping robots. From the September 20th episode.

Kim tells us about support groups in North Bay for people dealing with vision loss, White Cane group meetings in Sault Ste. Marie, a storytelling workshop in Ottawa on October 14, and the Get Together with Technology meetings for October, November and December. From the September 20th episode.

Adam Dixon, a member of Canada's national sledge hockey team, discusses his para sport career and the national team's international schedule. From the September 20th episode.

Craig Oliver from CTV News and AMI-TV discusses the NAFTA negotiations, the NDP leadership race, and President Donald Trump's first speech at the United Nations. From the September 20th episode.

Our colleague Karen Magee discusses the Amazing People Awards and the Guide Dog Users of Canada conference. Blind chef and blogger Mary Mammolitti teaches us how to peel a peach and gives us a healthy breakfast recipe for peaches and oats. Our community reporter Kim Thistle-Murphy tells us about some events coming up in St. John's in October: the annual community meeting for CNIB Newfoundland & Labrador, as well as the Fall-ing into Christmas Fair. And Michelle McQuigge of the Canadian Press explains the recent changes made by the Ontario government to ODSP, which relax some financial restrictions. This is the September 19th episode.

Our colleague Karen Magee discusses the Amazing People Awards, the Guide Dog Users conference, and accessibility in Ottawa for people with vision impairments. From the September 19th episode.