Author Bill Mathis reflects on creating his latest book, “The Rooming House Diaries - Life, Love & Secrets,” a historical fiction about life in 20th-century Chicago. This is the September 16, 2019 episode.

Ravi Malhotra is a disability rights advocate and law professor at the University of Ottawa. He discusses his anthology about the life and legacy of disability rights activist Marta Russell, and explores the economic implications of life with a disability. This is the September 12, 2019 episode

Motivational speaker and YouTube personality Molly Burke discusses identity and disability in her new autobiographical audiobook, “It's Not What It Looks Like.” This is the September 11, 2019 episode.

Meghan Yuri Young is the co-founder of the mental health platform The Sad Collective. She explores the importance of creating and maintaining safe spaces for sharing emotion and expression. This is the September 10, 2019 episode.

David Kron is a member of the steering committee for Barrier Free Manitoba. He tells us about Disability Matters Vote, a non-partisan campaign to raise public awareness for the 2019 Manitoba provincial election. This is the September 9, 2019 episode.

Chris Judge and Alex Haider discuss their experiences filming season three of AMI-tv’s Eyes for the Job and share a sneak peek of their accessible do-it-yourself projects.

CNIB Foundation’s Thomas Simpson discusses the importance of voting this federal election and its impact on Canadians with low vision and sight loss. He also shares details on the CNIB’s advocacy campaign, accessible voting training, and accessible election guide for municipalities. This is the September 4, 2019 episode.

Musician and writer Christa Couture shares her experiences growing up with a disability. And, she discusses issues of disability stigma and representation in parenthood.

In May 1919, more than 30,000 workers walked off the job and shut down the city of Winnipeg. A hundred years later, the same rights they fought for are under threat.

In a campaign to protect sharks, a controversial research group is trying to disrupt traditional science.