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Why do we change the clocks? Is it better to stay on daylight saving time or standard time? Kelly MacDonald asks his guests these essential questions to get to the bottom of the time change debate: Dr. Patricia Louise Lakin-Thomas, a professor of biology and chronobiology researcher at York Univers…

Regardless of the common fears and criticisms around our relationship with artificial intelligence, AI plays a significant positive role in our world. Kelly MacDonald's guests remind us of what those good sides are.  Musician, author, and entrepreneur David Usher presents his five key guidelin…

Grant Hardy learns more about the Vancouver Adapted Music Society, an organization that makes music production and performance accessible to artists with disabilities.  Bryden Veinot is Senior Program Coordinator for VAMS. He tells us about the organization, and the 2026 Strong Sessions Concer…

Anxiety is often defined as a response to something we perceive as a threat. For people living with disabilities, the threat isn’t always hypothetical. It can be the inaccessible entrance you discover when you arrive, the mobility aid you’re afraid an airline might damage, the stranger who grabs yo…

A haunted restaurant. A mummified toe. A porter who’s been dead for decades, but still helps guests with their luggage. Welcome to the creepy side of Canadian history! From unexplained encounters to stories of lingering spirits, Jennie Bovard explores the strange tales connected to places you can s…

Kelly MacDonald learns from the pros about the power of preserving our past.  Reflections Senior Producer Matt Agnew is in his element as he shares his passion and purpose behind archiving. Ed Conroy, Creator of Retro Ontario, explains how reviving forgotten analogue footage online brings comm…

This episode features un-aired clips and interviews from last year's coverage of the Toronto Treat Accessibly's Halloween Village.    Joeita Gupta is inviting you to join her and Producer Matt Agnew for a spook-tacular afternoon at the 2025 Toronto Treat Accessibly Halloween Vil…

Multisensory art has a way of rewriting the narrative on important issues in diverse ways. Grant Hardy spoke with three artists in the community to find out how they’re creating critical change for people with disabilities and other minority groups, having a creative and fun time while doing so.&nb…

Supports may be out there, but how do people with disabilities go about finding their way to those supports? Reflections Reporters Joeita Gupta and Kelly MacDonald join Ramya Amuthan to chat about how well disability communities are doing at finding each other, collaborating, and building bridges.&…