AMI community reporter Becki Zerr tells us about a program for families supporting a loved one with vision loss. She also talks about the CNIB’s upcoming Assistive Technology and Career Fair.

Mike Agerbo from GetConnected tells us that ultrasonic audio commands can hijack your smartphone’s voice-controlled assistants. Brock Richardson host of the Neutral Zone discusses the upcoming the name change of Toronto’s Air Canada Centre. Melissa Graham chats with us about the seventh annual Toronto Disability Pride March happening this month. Kevin Philipupillai describes how the Ontario government has managed to take the fun out of legal weed. AMI Community Reporter J.R. Bjornson from Alberta tells us about Uber’s arrival to Red Deer and his experiences on the ridesharing service. And, chief political commentator for CTV Craig Oliver returns to talk politics with Mike Ross! This is the September 13th 2017 episode.

The Toronto Disability Pride March aims to raise awareness of the issues facing people with disabilities in the city. Founder Melissa Graham discusses this year’s event. From the September 13th 2017 episode.

Mike Agerbo from GetConnected tells us that ultrasonic audio commands can hijack your smartphone’s voice controlled assistants. He also discusses how the personal information of millions of Americans’ can be at risk if a credit reporting agency that was hacked doesn’t pay their ransom. From the September 13th 2017 episode.

Red Deer, your Uber has finally arrived! Our community reporter J.R. Bjornson discusses Uber's expansion to his city, and tells us about his first time using the service. He shares information on how to join the SeeHawks hockey team in Edmonton. From the September 13th 2017 episode.

Brock Richardson, host of The Neutral Zone, discusses the impending name change for Toronto’s Air Canada Centre. He also shares his picks for the five best baseball players ever to play for the Toronto Blue Jays. From the September 13th 2017 episode.

Craig Oliver, chief political commentator for CTV, returns from his summer break to discuss a cabinet meeting in New Brunswick, expectations for the fall, a small business tax reform, and more. From the September 13th 2017 episode.

Our colleague Karen Magee tells us about a research survey on the availability and quality of audio description on Netflix. The survey is part of a study by a University of Montreal graduate student. From the September 12th 2017 episode.

Lawrence Gunther of Blue Fish Radio met 145 huskies and travelled to Whitehorse and Dawson for the AMI-tv special “Postcards from the Yukon.” He shares some of his strongest memories from the trip. From the September 12th 2017 episode.

Our community reporter Gerry Harris tells us about a rare opportunity for the whole family to meet farmers, visit modern farms, and learn about modern food production. He also talks about the CNIB’s new tandem bike program in Fredericton and Moncton. And he discusses his involvement with the Mira Blind Race. From the September 12th 2017 episode.