Our entertainment and pop culture expert JM Frey previews the Bruce Lee biopic “Birth of the Dragon.” Our Vancouver colleague Sylvi Fekete tells us about CNIB Mobile Days and the Rick Hansen Accessibility Certification Program. TV critic Greg David gives us the inside scoop on the upcoming season of “Kim’s Convenience.” And our new community reporter for Prince Edward Island, Jennie Bovard, talks about the 115th Agricultural Exhibition and Acadian Festival.

We speak with Emily Christy from the Coalition of Persons with Disabilities about accessibility issues on ferries servicing the coast of Newfoundland. Our contributor Donna Jodhan talks about how she manages hard copy bills. Tamas Geczy of Cool Blind Tech tells us about Samsung's new visual aid app for people with low vision. And, our Alberta colleague Jim Krysko tells us about the Calgary Airport closing down a marketing campaign that generated the wrong kind of attention.

Matisse Hamel-Nelis talks about the various initiatives planned to help commemorate the CNIB's 100th anniversary. We also speak with CNIB BC volunteer peer mentor Asha Maharaj about working and living with vision loss. AMI-audio producer Kevin Philipupillai previews this weekend’s National Post Show, including an article about athletes speaking out on political issues. Our Ottawa community reporter Kim Kilpatrick tells us about the Guide Dog Users of Canada's annual conference, happening next month in Brantford, Ontario. Ramya Amuthan speaks with us about her new gig as co-host of Kelly and Company. And, Mike Agerbo of Get Connected Media fills us in on the Essential Phone, the latest creation by Android co-founder Andy Rubin.

Our Ottawa colleague Karen Magee shares a story of a man with cerebral palsy chasing his dream of attending Carleton University. Food blogger Mary Mammoliti tells us how to pick a ripe cantaloupe. Kim Thistle-Murphy, our community reporter in Newfoundland and Labrador, tells us about a new partnership between the CNIB Newfoundland office and a St. John's eye specialist. Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge explains why a First Nation has filed a lawsuit against CN Rail. And, producer Kevin Philipupillai shares excerpts from an interview he recorded with Dr. Charmaine Nelson about the history of slavery in Canada.

Meaghan Sansom from Audiobooks.com speaks with us about a joint contest with AMI-audio, where one lucky listener can win a free one-year subscription to the audiobook service. Movie reviewer Todd Blenkhorn gives us his take on the action film "The Hitman’s Bodyguard." Dave Brown from AMI This Week describes his visit to the Yukon, which is featured on tonight’s episode of ATW. And, Rachel Ward-Maxwell from the Ontario Science Centre and Andy Forest of STEAMLabs tell us how they've collaborated to turn today's solar eclipse into an accessible listening experience.

Our regional content specialist Sylvi Fekete discusses how a new program in Port Moody, BC aims to get youth with special physical, cognitive, or developmental needs off the sidelines and onto the soccer field. Producer Kevin Philipupillai previews this weekend’s Walrus reading show, which includes an article about the history of slavery in Canada. TV critic Greg David talks about the return of Halt and Catch Fire to AMC. He also reveals which Grey’s Anatomy star is returning to the screen. And, our entertainment and pop culture expert JM Frey previews the comedic drama film Lucky Logan, starring Channing Tatum, Daniel Craig, Hilary Swank, and Adam Driver.

Today, we chat about a new piece of technology called Aira, a pair of high-tech glasses designed for interpreting visuals to people who are blind or low vision. AMI-audio producer Dawn Dickinson from The Guardian previews an article on why millennials are reluctant to move locations for new jobs. Our special needs business consultant Donna Jodhan discusses how to protect your identity when using debit or a credit cards. And, our community reporter Becki Zerr lets us know what’s happening this week in Saskatchewan.

Dylan Itzikowitz, co-founder of The Forward Movement, tells us why the Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital in Toronto is repainting their accessible parking spots. Producer Kevin Philipupillai previews this weekend’s National Post show on AMI-audio. Mike Agerbo of Get Connected Media shares the latest tech news, including public shaming on social media following the violent rally in Charlottesville, Virginia. Broadcast veteran Roger Ashby discusses the legacy of Elvis Presley, who died 40 years ago today. And, Brock Richardson from the Neutral Zone talks about the Rogers Cup tennis championship.

Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge discusses the tragic events in Charlottesville, Virginia and the repercussions across the United States and Canada. Our Ottawa colleague Karen Magee tells us about a new helpline for people with disabilities, by people with disabilities. Lawrence Gunther from Blue Fish Radio stops by to talk about the near-extinction of North Atlantic right whales. Our community reporter Gerry Harris tells us what’s happening in New Brunswick, including the sixth annual MIRA Blind Charity Race. Plus, we test our knowledge of current affairs with our weekly news quiz!

Our regional content specialist Ryan Delehanty tells us what's happening from Halifax, including the Project Lifesaver program. Todd Blenkhorn reviews the movie Atomic Blonde. Our community reporter Derek Lackey fills us in on a CNIB 'Dining in the Dark' fundraiser in Manitoba. Laura Bain from AMI This Week gives us a sneak peek at her story about a program called 'Special Books By Special Kids.' And Marc Aflalo delivers the latest edition of Your Tech Report, featuring stories about Netflix, Google, and IKEA.