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Tune in weekdays at 2 p.m. Eastern for interviews and discussions about arts, entertainment and the lifestyle issues that matter to you.

Tune in weekdays at 2 p.m. Eastern for interviews and discussions about arts, entertainment and the lifestyle issues that matter to you.

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We speak with Blue Jays fan, Robert Mercer, about the decline in accessible sportscasts for blind and low vision fans.
Let's get to Headlines with Producer Grant Hardy.
Podcast Coordinator, Ryan Delahanty shares highlights from recent AMI original podcast episodes.
Carol Yaple features an audio tour of Surrey Art Gallery's exhibition titled "Untangling, Uncovering, Undoing: The Politics of Hair”.
Robert Hampson of CNIB SmartLife drops by to tell us about the “ Activator”, a new 40 cell braille display that features a fold out qwerty keyboard.
We examine justice issues specific to Black and Disabled Canadians with Danielle McLaughlin on Know Your Rights.

Push, Season 2, debuts Monday, March 18, at 9 p.m. Eastern on AMI-tv and AMI plus. We tee-up the season with one of the stars, Brian McPherson.
The Beatles are getting a fab four package of biopics and Director Sam Mendes says he has a grand vision for the project. We hear more with Corinne Van Dusen in our entertainment report.
Reporter Grant Hardy joins us for “The Buzz”.
Community Reporter Vic Pereira brings us the latest from Manitoba, including a look at the upcoming Accessible Sports Expo in Niverville.
Wendy Donnan, Executive Director of the Oakville Festival of Film and Arts joins us with the details on their Fourth Annual International Women’s Day event.
AMI’s HR Business Partner, Elysia Yardley, discusses the value of work placements with a look at AMI's Apprenticeship and Intern programs.

The Apple Vision Pro is in the wild. What does this mean? Michael Babcock explains on our Tech Talk.
Let's get to Headlines with Producer Grant Hardy.
Push, Season 2, debuts Monday, March 18, at 9 p.m. Eastern on AMI-tv and AMI+. We tee-up this upcoming season with one of the stars, Brian McPherson.
Ottawa Community Reporter, Kim Kilpatrick tells us about North America’s only urban sugar shack. And it’s accessible!
On our O&M segment with Mark Rankin, we continue the discussion of fall prevention and go through a simple audit of in home hazards that anyone can do.
There is a Victim/Witness Assistance Program in each of Canada’s provinces and territories. Danielle McLaughlin leads a discussion on this on Know Your Rights.

Gardener, Susan Kerney tells us a story about one of her first attempts at a garden and all that went wrong.
Microsoft and OpenAI say hackers are using ChatGPT to improve cyberattacks. John Biehler tells us more on the App Update.
On The Buzz, Mark Phoenix tells us about brain wave-powered tech that is giving kids the ability to play.
Sports Reporter, Brock Richardson breaks down new rules for the Scotty's Tournament of Hearts.
Ryan Hooey features "Exposed: The Ashley Madison Hack" from Audible. He says the stories spare no detail.
Let’s get to conversation recaps and comment on segments from the past week, on Cut for Time.

Michael Feir tells us about Dark Adventure Radio Theatre’s latest release called, The Temple of Jupiter Ammon.
Fern Lulham stops by to talk about a magical new show that hit the UK back in November and which launches here on TVO on the 24th of February.
Passengers on a flight to Toronto tried to open a door on the plane. Beth Deer tells us more about this wild story on The Buzz.
Mary Mammoliti is back to continue her discussion on cooking disasters and how to prevent them.
Thaw Di Gras returns to Dawson City, Yukon. Community Reporter, Kim Hovey has all the fun details.
We have our weekly roundtable we have Know Your Rights contributor, Danielle McLaughlin.