On April 8th's show: 

• We’ll check in with Jason Frazier of MindsEye and discuss WWE’s WrestleMania 37
  • The event takes place on April 10 and April 11 at 8 p.m. Eastern. Find it on the WWE network in Canada 
• Corinne Van Dusen previews The Guardian This Week with an article about a new study shows that rightwing politics are fueling a decline of religion. She also discusses pet ownership during the pandemic and the issues faced by British renters who are told they cannot have animals in their apartments 
• Author Valene Campbell tells us about her new children’s book series “The Amazing Zoe.” She also discusses issues of diversity and representation in kids' books and literature.
  • Her books are available in Kindle Edition, paperback and hardcover on Amazon here 
• Shaun Preece of Double Tap Canada describes Amazon’s new Echo Show 10 smart display. He also tells us about Belkin's new wireless charger for the iPhone 12 
• And, Sylvi Fekete shares her pacific regional report with a story on Metro Vancouver's transit network goal to modernize their HandyDART accessible transportation service. She also discusses the upcoming episode of AMI-tv's "Our Community" that features the organization People In Motion 

On Tuesday April 6th’s show: 

• Accessibility specialist Thea Kurdi discusses the importance of design education when forming accessibility legislation
• Community reporter Michelle Creedy in Duncan, BC tells us about ‘Labels You Touch,’ a new workshop hosted by the Hadley Institute. She also describes their latest podcast episode ‘Painting Blind.' To access her full report visit here 
• Jennie Bovard tells us about her experience producing a podcast during a pandemic. She also describes the next episode of Low Vision Moments which features Dave Carragher who runs Blind Man Cooking, a series of virtual workshops for recipes and cooking tips 
• And, host Dave Brown competes against Karen Mage and Mark Phoenix in another edition of our weekly news quiz!  

On Monday April 5th's show: 

• We’ll have our weekend news recap with Michelle McQuigge of the Canadian Press and discuss the different ways provinces are framing their various COVID restrictions 
• Digital Accessibility Specialist Denis Boudreau reviews the accessibility of websites designed for vaccination registration. To read his blog on the matter, visit here 
• Film reviewer Amy Amantea gives her commentary on the Apple TV+ film Cherry starring Tom Holland
• Marc Aflalo of Double Tap TV describes some must-have tech for the outdoors this summer including: Sonos Move, Sonos Roam, Husqvarna AutoMower, Polaris Pools Pool cleaning Robot, Weber iGrill 3, and the GoPro Hero 9 
• And, Jim Krysko shares his western regional report and tells us about the province of Manitoba new “Rent Bank” to ensure housing is available for low-income residents 

On Thursday, April 1st’s show: 

• AMI's director of digital strategy, Virginia Vuleta, describes our new Android apps for AMI-tv and AMI-tele
• Entertainment critic Michael McNeely kicks off his 2021 Oscars coverage with a discussion on the nominees for best male actor 
• Food & Drink columnist Jennie Bovard chats about her favourite foods and treats for the Easter season
• Steven Scott of Double Tap Canada shares tips for buying a new laptop on a budget
• And, Karen Magee tells us about the CNIB’s efforts during the COVID-19 pandemic. She also talks about the CHEO’s long-awaited 1Door4Care project which recently received approval in the Ontario budget

On Wednesday March 31st’s show: 

• AMI’s communications specialist Greg David discusses issues of diversity and inclusion on screen and explores the recent controversies regarding Sharon Osbourne, as well as the TV program "All Rise" 
• Accessibility reporter Meagan Gillmore stops by to tell us how disability advocates are responding to Ontario's budget, released last week 
• Community reporter Guy Carriere describes this year’s spring activities available at Kivi Park in Sudbury. To access his full report, visit here 
• Mike Agerbo of the App Show tells us about Dyson's new family of stick vacuums including the V15 
• And, veteran political correspondent Craig Oliver analyzes the latest news in Canadian politics including the AstraZeneca vaccine, carbon tax and the We Scandal