On Monday December 20's show: 

• Michelle McQuigge of The Canadian Press shares her weekend news recap and discusses the latest news on COVID-19 in Canada
• Ryan Delahanty delivers his Atlantic Regional Report including an update on P.E.I.’s mental health care system. He also tells us why the P.E.I. Council of People with Disabilities is changing their name 
• Tech expert Marc Aflalo from Double Tap TV tells us about Dell’s new sustainable laptop, the Concept Luna
• Accessibility specialist Marco Pasqua gives some advice on making the holidays more accessible and inclusive. He also tells us about the Accessible Christmas app 
• And film reviewers Amy Amantea and Kim Thistle discuss the best and worst films and series of 2021! For a full detailed list, read below: 

The Best Films of 2021: 

• Amy's pick is "Palmer" with Justin Timberlake
• Kim's pick the Netflix documentary "Blood Brothers: Muhammad Ali and Malcolm" 
• Dave's pick is "Free Guy" starring Ryan Reynolds 

The Best Series of 2021 

• Kim's pick is the docuseries "Sophie: A Murder in West Cork" 
• Amy's pick is "Maid" on Netflix 
• Dave's pick is "Bo Burnham: Inside" 

The Worst Content of 2021

• Dave's pick Dave Chappelle’s "The Closer" 
• Kim's pick "The Minimalists: Less Is Now" 
• Amy's pick is "Shadow and Bone" on Netflix 
   

On Friday December 17's show: 

• We have our weekly news panel with Michelle McQuigge and Joeita Gupta and recap the year in news
  • Today we discuss Truth and Reconciliation and the discovery of unmarked graves at former residential schools in Canada 
  • We reflect on the impact of COVID-19 and the devastating effects of the climate crisis 
  • And we rapid fire through several more stories that intersect between the world of politics and economics in 2021, including the federal election and military misconduct 
• In the second half of the show:
  • Entertainment critic Michael McNeely previews the upcoming psychological drama “The Lost Daughter” starring Olivia Colman and directed by Maggie Gyllenhaal 
  • And Karen McKay from the Centre of Equitable Library Access describes their top five downloadable books of the year! She also tells us about a series of events celebrating World Braille Day and month. And she shares some news about a new pilot project by CELA

On December 16's show: 

• Stewart Lyons of Bird Canada describes his company’s efforts in e-scooter safety in Ottawa
• Dawn Dickinson previews The Guardian This Week with an editorial about the humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan.  She also shares an article about why artists are struggling to fill venues despite successful ticket sales
• In her Pacific regional report, Sylvi Fekete reminds us about the B.C.’s Government’s online survey to help improve accessibility in the province’s building code. She also tells us about a Maple Ridge Secondary School’s “Wings” program
• Personal finance columnist Aaron Broverman discusses the benefits and drawback to ‘buy now, pay later’ services
• And Shaun Preece of Double Tap Canada tells us about “Tracker Detect,” Apple’s new app for Android users to search for their AirTags. He also describes a new upgrade to Windows 11’s Voice Access capabilities 

On December 15's show: 

Veteran political correspondent Craig Oliver analyzes the latest news in Canadian politics including the federal fiscal update and Bill 21 in Quebec. He also discusses military misconduct and Prime Minster Justin Trudeau’s recent meeting with provincial premiers 

Journalist Arno Kopecky reviews the year in environmental news and issues and discusses the fire and flooding in B.C. as well as COP26 

Mike Agerbo of the App Show tells us about Tesla’s recent software update that allows drivers to play video games in moving vehicles. He also discusses a new bill in the U.S. that would require social media companies to share platform data with independent researchers 

Philanthropist Anu Pala chats about the season of giving and the importance of monthly contributions to charities and nonprofits 

And community reporter Milena Khazanavicius shares details about this year's Evergreen festival in Halifax! She also tells us about six past Christmas rituals that are considered to be quite terrible.

On December 14's show: 

• Technical producer Nisreen Abdel-Majid describes the CNIB’s recently launched SmartLife Centre in Brampton, Ontario
• Accessibility reporter Meagan Gillmore discusses the different efforts across the country to keep young adults with disabilities out of long-term care facilities 
• Dorothy Macnaughton shares details on Ontario Northland’s Accessibility Advisory Committee
• In our accessibility story roundup, we find out which accessibility feature on Google Chrome is becoming more widely available to users
• We have another edition of our weekly news quiz with contestants Karen Magee and Mark Phoenix!