Our regional content specialist Ryan Delehanty tells us about the closing of the historic Oxford Theatre in Halifax. AMI producer Kevin Philipupillai previews this week’s episode of The Walrus with Lloyd Robertson, which includes an article on the link between concussions, football, and long-term brain damage. We also revisit an interview with did with Regina ophthalmologist Dr. Renatta Varma about macular degeneration. Our TV critic Greg David tells us about the newest lineup of celebrities on Dancing With the Stars. And, our pop culture and entertainment expert J. M. Frey previews the remake of the Stephen King movie “It.” This is the September 8th 2017 episode.

Our marketing and communications colleague Elaina Falcone explains how to listen to AMI-audio on the go, using the Radioplayer Canada app. Contributor Donna Jodhan shares her tips how to protect our identification cards, and explains which cards need to be used and when. AMI community reporter Derek Lackey tells us about an upcoming panel discussion about graduation and beyond, organized by the CNIB Manitoba Youth Council. Nelson Régo from Cool Blind Tech discusses a new method of accessing Siri on the upcoming iPhone 8. And, our regional content specialist Jim Krysko tells us the Royal Saskatchewan Museum in Regina will soon offer visitors a more accessible experience.

Our community reporter Derek Lackey tells us about an upcoming panel discussion about graduation and beyond, organized by the CNIB Manitoba Youth Council. He also tells us about an activity day and fundraiser hosted by the Manitoba Blind Sports Association.

Nelson Régo from Cool Blind Tech discusses a new method of accessing Siri on the upcoming iPhone 8. He also tells us which companies scored highest on the 2017 Disability Equality Index, which assesses employers' performance on disability and inclusion.

Our regional content specialist Jim Krysko shares news from Regina: the Royal Saskatchewan Museum will soon offer visitors a more accessible experience. And the Out of Sight dragon boat team, which includes rowers with vision impairments, recently raced at the 26th Annual Regina Dragon Boat Festival.

Karla Verschoor from Inclusion BC tells us why her organization has teamed up with an inclusive orchestra from South Korea. String Ensemble Angelorum is performing in Richmond, BC and Victoria, BC this month. From the September 6th 2017 episode.

Erica Gavel talks about winning gold with Team Canada at the Americas Cup wheelchair basketball tournament in Colombia. From the September 6th 2017 episode.

Karla Verschoor from Inclusion BC tells us why her organization has teamed up with an inclusive orchestra from South Korea which is playing in Richmond and Victoria this month. Mike Agerbo of Get Connected tells us about a new spambot that can bypass spam filters and a new app in Iceland that uses drones to deliver food. Producer Kevin Philipupillai talks about an intervew he did for our Walrus show, about the future of electric cars in Canada. AMI community reporter Amy Amantea tells us about a fundraiser for the Vancouver Blind Curling Club, and what to expect at the CNIB Mobile Days in Nanaimo and Parksville. And, Erica Gavel talks about winning gold with Team Canada at the Americas Cup wheelchair basketball tournament. This is the September 6th 2017 episode.

Milena Khazanavicius speaks with us from Halifax about the grand opening of the Rick Hansen healing garden, and CNIB support sessions for parents with vision loss.

Mike Agerbo of Get Connected gives us the latest tech news, including a new spambot that can bypass spam filters, the new microSD card by SanDisk, and a new app in Iceland that uses drones to deliver food. From the September 6th 2017 episode.