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We chat about superfood that can help boost your brain health, memory and general health.
Greg David shares plotlines for U.S. television shows coming to our screens this fall, and we play TV Executive on whether or not we would green light the program.
Ryan Delehanty highlights upcoming programs designed for people with disabilities in the Halifax area, including the LIFE pilot program by March of Dimes Canada.
Registered Nurse Leslie Depoe helps us get our summer off on the right foot with a chat about body positivity, and feeling good in our own skin.
We talk with Mary Mammoliti about flavour-boosting ingredients every home cook should have.

What do hormones do in our pets’ bodies, and what happens when these hormones go haywire? Vet Danielle Jongkind gives us the low-down.
On our Wellness chat, Frances Wong talks us through the history of the Olympics, and shares what we can learn from modern Olympic champions.
It’s the MLB all-star break and the unofficial halfway mark of the baseball season. We talk about how the Jays are doing at this point in the year as well as tonight’s all-star game with Mike Wilner, Blue Jays reporter for the Toronto Star.
We talk the crowd-sourced, community-driven app "CANdid Access" that allows users to view or report on the accessibility of areas.
How many video games do you have? On our Collections segment, Ryan Delehanty lets us in on his assortment of unique video games.

On our Tech Talk, Michael Babcock highlights accessibility features coming to windows 11.
Brock Richardson of The Neutral Zone brings us our weekly Sports Update.
Joining us to talk about the AMI This Week feature, Insufficient Art Project, is Vancouver Reporter Grant Hardy
Community Reporter Doug McQuaker highlights the Ignite the Laughter comedy show coming to Bunnell Park in Atikokan, Ontario.
There’s a new comedy festival kicking off this weekend featuring healthcare workers who are also comedians. We get the lowdown with comedian and registered nurse, Zabrina Douglas.
On Know Your Rights, Danielle McLaughlin speaks about the appointment of Mary Simon to the position of Canada’s 30th Governor General.

Ramya Amuthan and Margrett Weldon chat about the latest Lifestyle Headlines.
Advertisers have switched to the Android platform after Apple’s lockdown of tracking systems. John Biehler of The App Show fills us in.
Olivia Pero, an athlete with an invisible disability, has started a support group for deaf and hard of hearing students interested in sports. Sylvi Fekete tells us more
Ryan Hooey highlights a new project by the Audiobooks Publishers Association, called Audiobox Years, aiming to encourage more listening of Audiobooks.

In this last part of our extensive tour of the CBC Listen app, Michael Feir focuses on the music playlists tab.
Toronto Master Gardener Judith Lavin tells us about those plants that people love to hate, weeds.
We revisit with Red Tape Brewery, a family-run, Indigenous-owned brewery that creates custom beer for life’s milestones. They’ve got some special beer on tap and we learn more about this with owner, Sarabeth Holden.
We flip through quirky stories from around the globe with Jeff Ryman, on What in the World.
Today’s guest for our Roundtable conversation is AMI Video Editor Mark Phoenix.