On Friday November 19's show: 

• In our weekly news panel with Michelle McQuigge and Joeita Gupta, we discuss:
  • the mixed reactions around Ontario’s decision to approve COVID-19 testing at pharmacies for people who are symptomatic
  • we consider the effects of climate change and chat about the devastating flooding and mudslides affecting southern B.C. 
  • we examine the role of extreme media and talk about right-wing media pundit Alex Jones, who was recently found liable for statements he made about the Sandy Hook school shootings in America 
• In the second hour of the show:
  • Entertainment critic Michael McNeely shares his review of the film “Beans” by Tracey Deer 
  • Karen McKay from the Centre of Equitable Library Access discusses the legacy of author Lee Maracle. She also describes this year’s winner for the Scotiabank Giller Prize: Omar El Akkad’ for his book “What Strange Paradise”
  • And shares three must-read books about climate change: 
    • "This changes everything: capitalism vs. the climate" by Naomi Klein
    • "Drawdown: The Most Comprehensive Plan Ever Proposed to Reverse Global Warming" by Paul Hawken and Tom Steyer  
    • "The Uninhabitable Earth: Life After Warming" by David Wallace-Wells 

On November 17's show: 

• Veteran political correspondent Craig Oliver analyzes the latest news in Canadian politics. He discusses the leadership reviews on Erin O'Toole & Jason Kenney. He also chats about Alberta’s federal daycare deal 

• In our accessible story roundup, we chat about Studio Verso, a gym in St. John's, Newfoundland that is making fitness more accessible and inclusive 

• Dan Coulter, the parliamentary secretary of accessibility, tells us about BC’s new public engagement survey to improve accessible building codes in the province. To fill out the survey, visit here 

• Philanthropy and advocacy columnist Anu Pala shares tips on how to avoid fraudulent charities this holiday season 

• Community reporter Milena Khazanavicius describes an upcoming benefit concert in Halifax with singer-songwriter Christina Martin
  • The event takes place on Saturday November 27, at 2 p.m. Atlantic Time at The Presbyterian Church of St. David, located at 1544 Grafton Street, in Halifax
    • The event is pay what you can. and is an all ages event
    • You can reserve tickets by calling 1-902-456-3878 or by email:  info@christinamartin.net 
  • She also tells us about a new play by Zuppa Productions called “At This Hour” 
    • The show will have a relaxed performance on December 9 and will be wheelchair accessible, with guided assistance, live audio description and ASL Interpretation 
    • The event is running from December 2 – 12 at the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, located at1675 Lower Water Street in Halifax 
    • For more information, email: producer@zuppatheatre.com or call 902 489 9872 
    • You can also visit their website here for tickets 

• Mike Agerbo of The App Show gives us the lowdown on some new ultrasound tech to detect motion in your home including the new Echo and Echo Dot. He describes a modified iPhone X that has sold on eBay for the $86,001 US dollars. And he tells us about FoodMarble’s AIRE Device, a pocket-sized gadget that helps users who have digestive disorders 
   

On November 16's show: 

• Doug Earle, the president of Fighting Blindness Canada, tells us about a new petition for a national vision health plan. To sign the petition, visit here
• He also tell us about a recent report by the FBC and CCB called “The Cost of Vision Loss and Blindness in Canada.” To access the full report, visit here 
• Accessibility reporter Meagan Gillmore shares an overview of the inquest into the death of Samuel Brown at W. Ross Macdonald School in Brantford, ON.
• Nelson Rego of Cool Blind Tech describes Airbnb’s new and improved accessibility features. He also tells us about a new AI test for glaucoma that delivers results in seconds. And, for his tech tip of the day, he explains how to add a legacy contact in iOS 15.2 
• Community reporter Dorothy Macnaughton shares details on this year’s Christmas festivities in Sault Ste. Marie. She also tells us about some Christmas festivities in Sault Ste. Marie including Moonlight Magic on Nov. 18 and the Santa Claus Parade on Nov. 20 
• And we have another edition of our weekly news quiz with guest quizmaster Andy Frank, and contestants Mark Phoenix and Corinne Van Dusen!

On November 15's show: 

• Michelle McQuigge of the Canadian Press shares her weekend news recap and discusses the end of COP26. She also reflects on the DVD which turns 25 this year 
• Web specialist Denis Boudreau tells us about Accessibility NextGen, a new mentorship program for youth to explore the world of digital accessibility
• Jim Krysko describes Manitoba’s efforts to act on new recommendations to enhance customer service for people with disabilities. He also tells us about the inaugural Accessible Driver Appreciation Week that recently took place 
• Film reviewer Kim Thistle shares her commentary on the film “The Harder They Fall." The film is available on Netflix with audio description and closed captioning 
• And Marc Aflalo of Double Tap TV discusses the worldwide chip shortage and shares some alternative gift ideas for the holidays! 
   

On Tuesday November 9's show: 

• Environmental contributor Lawrence Gunther tells us why the idea of net-zero emissions is losing the support of scientists and activists
• Musician Christa Couture gives us a sneak peek of her new single “To Us.” She also shares her experience recording an album remotely during the pandemic
• Nelson Rego of Cool Blind Tech describes Mastercard’s new and accessible credit card. He also tells us about an overseas company called ATLAS that is making vending machines accessible. And, he explains why Meta, the parent company of Facebook, is putting an end to the social media platform’s facial recognition system
• The Alberta Sports & Recreation Association for The Blind will be hosting junior and adult programming for goalball. Community reporter J.R. Bjornson shares all the details
• We have another edition of our weekly news quiz with quizmaster Corinne Van Dusen and contestants Mike Ross, Karen Magee and Mark Phoenix!