Maine Misses Canadians and Fighting Big Flower - Tuesday July 15, 2025
A county in Maine is trying to attract Canadian travellers back into the country. Corinne Van Dusen shares this story in her preview of The Globe and Mail Today.
Florists are taking on big flower and reimagining the flower industry in Canada. Amy Amantea dives into this story from Voices of The Wal…
Accessible Rubix Cubes and Delivery Robots - Thursday July 24th, 2025
On The Globe and Mail Today, there is an article about the disconnect between Canada’s premiers and the federal immigration minister’s plans to manage immigration to Canada. Corinne Van Dusen is sharing the details of this article today.
Plus, Corinne shares an article from The Washington Post abo…
Airline Accessibility and Teacher Appreciation - Friday July 25th, 2025
The host of The Globe and Mail Today, Corinne Van Dusen, stops by to share an article about domestic travel accessibility within Canada.
The Washington Post published an opinion piece calling for Attorney General Pam Bondi to be removed from her position. Mike Ross is here to share the details.
A…
AI Described Video and an Election with Over 200 Candidates - Tuesday July 29th, 2025
Mike Ross is here to share two articles from The Globe and Mail Today! Voters in Alberta’s by-election have over 200 candidates to choose from, so write-in ballots are being used for the election.
Mike sticks around to tell us about an article from The Washington Post that debates people’s right to…
Growing Strong Small Businesses During the Trade War - Wednesday July 30th, 2025
Amy Amantea joins us to share an article from The Washington Post that details how a Canadian-run small business has found strength, solutions, and a sense of community throughout the ongoing trade war.
Corinne Van Dusen shares an article from The Globe and Mail Today about the Albert by-election,…
Unpacking Ozempic: The Debate on Health, Hype, and Disability
Ozempic was developed with the intent to treat type 2 diabetes, but today, it’s become one of the biggest weight-loss crazes in North America. Nisreen Abdel-Majid digs into what happens when a medication meant to save lives becomes a massive cultural trend, who it affects, and how severely. We hear…
No, I don't just stay home: Exploring Access at Performance Venues
What does it really take to access joy, community, and live music when fun isn’t always accessible? Nisreen Abdel-Majid finds out.
Everyone deserves a night out, but for many people with disabilities, concerts and live events come with extra barriers most don’t see. Let’s share the joys and the f…
Where Did the Circus Go: Describing the Changing Spectacle
How do you feel about the circus? Is it a magical, nostalgic memory where the audience cheers and the children jump with excitement? Or is it something you never fully came to appreciate?
Kelly MacDonald wants to know where the circus came from, what it is at the moment, and where it's headed.
St…
Fireworks: Interpreting the Visuals
Collin van Uchelen, a Community Psychologist, Conceptual Artist, and Pyro Technician, speaks to Kelly MacDonald about his love for fireworks and his efforts to make fireworks accessible to more people through creative exhibitions.
Amy Amantea of Vocal Eye and Audio Describer JJ Hunt explore what i…
What Does it Mean to Create More Accessible Content in the Entertainment Industry?
How can the entertainment industry move beyond traditional accessibility features and make inclusion part of the creative process? Amy Amantea, a legally blind performer, actor, and access strategist, joins to explore how disabled artists can shape productions, influence artistic decisions, and hel…
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