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Michael Feir takes us on a tour through the CBC Listen app, and along the way, he tells us about his favourite shows and podcasts.
- Michael's favourite podcasts
This year marks the 90th anniversary of the Guide Dogs organization in the UK, and to recognize the occasion, Fern Lulham gives us a history lesson on how Guide Dogs came to be.
The NHL playoffs are officially underway. What have we seen so far, what can we expect going forward? We chat about this and more with Sportsnets Nick Alberga!
On Curious Minds, Christine Malec shares how Birds Canada is creating accessible birding for everyone.
Today’s Roundtable guest is In The Know contributor, Margrett Weldon!

What are five household items you can use to work out? Jeff Ryman lets us know in his health headlines.
The Canadian Screen Awards, which salutes the best in Canadian television and film has been taking place virtually this week. Greg David has the highlights.
New Brunswick’s Disability Awareness week is coming up at the end of May. Ryan Delehanty highlights events and happenings to mark the occasion.
On our Accessible Gaming segment, Dave and Debbie teach us how to play the dice game, Ship Captain & Crew.
Mary Mammoliti of Kitchen Confession shares her excitement about what local produce to check out during the month of May!

Are there any benefits or risks to letting our pets have babies? Dr. Danielle Jongkind gives us the Vet version of what to expect when your pet is expecting.
What’s the difference between Deodorant and Anti-perspirant? Is there a healthier choice for our bodies? We get the breakdown with Frances Wong.
The Toronto Raptors season has officially come to an end as they failed to make the playoffs for the first time in 8 years. We recap this season and discuss other NBA news with Randall Urban of NBA TV Canada.
Pictou County Community Reporter Julie Martin highlights Together All, an anonymous community where members can support each other.
Meagan Gillmore stops by to talk about how people with disabilities are teaching others to become bird-watchers.
On our Voices segment, we get to know the woman behind our Community Reporters program on AMI-audio, Producer Marianne d’Eon Jones.

What are some reasons to explore audio interfaces? Michael Babcock walks us through his experience trying one out.
The NHL Playoffs are underway. Brock Richardson gives us the lowdown in his sports report!
We’re joined by Christopher Vallee, AMI Reporter in Ottawa, to chat about the AMI Original Documentary, Is It Time for Online.
Thunder Bay Community Reporter Doug McQuaker highlights an online workshop that encourages experimenting with Mindfulness to Support Your Well Being.
ReelAbilities Film Festival Toronto is back for the 6th Annual Festival, taking place online May 18 to 30, 2021! We learn more about this event with Festival Coordinator, Linda Luarasi.
Know Your Rights contributor Danielle McLaughlin discusses freedom of expression and the bill to amend Canada’s Broadcast Act.

One of Canada's most dangerous plants is about to start blooming in Toronto. Jeff Ryman lets us know what to watch out for.
Apple is retiring iCloud documents and data sync services in 2022. John Biehler breaks it down for us on our App Update.
BC has a new online tool that provides an accessibility map for people with disabilities. We learn more with Sylvi Fekete.
LGBTQ+ community is really growing in books, and we discuss the specifics with Ryan Hooey.