• Marc Aflalo of Double Tap TV previews this year’s Samsung Unpacked Event on August 10. He also shares tips on how to access some of the newest phone releases 
• Community reporter Amy Amantea describes this year’s Vines Art Festival in Vancouver which begins today and runs until August 13. For more information, visit VinesArtFestival.com
  • She also chats about Bard on the Beach, a Shakespeare festival in the city which runs now until September 24
  • And she highlights a new and inclusive travel service called “Accessible Go” 
• Community artist Clover Thursday discusses the importance of “art in the park” events for local artists across Canadian cities. She also shares tips on how to create your own local event 
• Mike Agerbo of the App Show fills chats about a new smart scarf to gauge soccer fan reactions and emotions
  • He also shares his insight into AI image generators  
• And Jennie Bovard shares tips on how to plan a trip with good food in mind. She also reflects on her experiences with the food scene and culture in Montreal 
   

• Astrophysicist Dr. Nathalie Ouellette describes some of the first images taken by the James Webb Space Telescope
  • To access the images, visit NASA's Flickr page. There you will find detailed image descriptions under each individual photo 
• Dawn Dickinson previews of The Guardian This Week with an article about a new study finds that changing our diets can positively impact the environment. She also discusses an article about why the U.K. is having heat-related problems with its roads and railways 
• Steven Scott from Double Tap Canada shares his the thoughts on the new accessibility updates available for the Samsung Galaxy Watch 
• In her Central regional report, Karen Magee chats about the return of Special Olympics in Barrie, Ontario. She also tells us about Pip McCallum, a child from Kingston, Ontario who has been cast in a new Disney film  
• And Amy Amantea returns with a film review on the Netflix crime documentary “The Girl in the Picture” 
   

• Dr. Ian Lee from Carleton University discusses the rise in inflation rates and its effects on Canadians
• Community reporter Milena Khazanavicius shares an update on new accessible pedestrian signals coming to Halifax
• Amazon is facing some privacy concerns after it was revealed the company was sharing their Ring video footage without users’ consent. Mike Agerbo of the App Show fills you in on the controversy
  • He also describes Shopify's new prototype using the Apple’s RoomPlan API 
  • And he chats about Russian President Vladimr Putin's new signed bill for a law prohibiting the use of cryptocurrency and NFTs to pay for goods and services 
    Shaini Saravanmuthu gives tips show how to maximize your summer beach days 
• And community reporter Guy Carriere describes “Splash N’ Go,” an adventure park in Sudbury, ON 
  • He also tells us about an outdoor recreational activity in Sudbury called “Chillin’ N Tubing” 

Corinna McFeaters tells you about the ADAPT Program, a new pilot project in P.E.I. that aims to accommodate workers with learning disabilities
Environmental contributor Lawrence Gunther explains why more cities are banning certain kinds of fossil fuel-based heating in new home construction
Nelson Rego of Cool Blind Tech describes the new accessibility updates available for the Samsung Watch
Central Alberta's largest summer celebration is returning this week! Community reporter J.R. Bjornson gives you all the details about this year’s Westerner Days Fair & Exposition which runs July 20 to 24 
And quizmaster Corinne Van Dusen challenges Karen Magee, Mark Phoenix and Mike Ross to another edition of the weekly news quiz!
 

• Michelle McQuigge of the Canadian Press reviews the latest news making headlines including the Papal visit to Canada, and America’s newly launched mental health crisis line
• Accessibility specialist Thea Kurdi chats about the barriers and hazards around construction sites
• Marc Aflalo of Double Tap TV describes Apple’s new MacBook Air with M2
• And Amy Amantea reviews the comedy-drama film “The King of Staten Island” starring Pete Davidson. The film is rated R and is now available on Netflix