Max and Maggie come up with some ground rules for their charade. A flashback reveals their high school years and Dorothy’s former bad mommy ways.

Max wakes up, hungover, to find his pregnant best friend from high school knocking at his door, desperately seeking his help. When her religious mother arrives, they must hide all evidence of his gay life and pretend to be the perfect couple.

In this episode: Parenting with a disability. Surgery leaves a father of five partially paralyzed; find out how he and his wife navigate this new reality. Then, a mother of two impacted by health concerns sees the bright side thanks to the support of her spouse.

In this episode: Representation matters. Injured as a teenager, a young woman doesn’t realize her own potential until she meets other wheelchair users in university. That’s the same feeling for a woman born without sight, who shares her lived experiences to support others.

How can residents of Quebec apply for their The Companion Leisure Card? Montreal Community Reporter, Mathieu Rochette explains. (0:00) We check in with our friends from W. Ross MacDonald. Let's reflect on the Provincial Goalball tournament that took place at the facility last weekend (14:30). How can a parent begin to manage their own expectations? We dive into this topic with Lucia Bellafante (28:37).

You’ve got questions and we, hopefully, have the answers. On this “Ask Us Anything” episode of Double Tap TV, guest host Becki Zerr joins Steven Scott and Marc Aflalo to field questions from our audience.

Vet Danielle Jongkind discusses some amazing and thought-provoking research that was published in the journal Nature (7:01). What are some signs of hearing loss and what can we do to prevent it from happening? Frances Wong explains in our Wellness segment (21:53).

Mary travels to Qualicum Beach, B.C., to meet Chef Kevin Munroe, the mastermind behind the popular restaurant, Q Burger. Chef Kevin shares the story of how he turned his passion for cooking into a successful business with the help of his wife, Erin.

Today on the show, Steven and Shaun discuss the ongoing debate around TikTok and why governments around the world seem to be banning it on their work devices. Charlotte Henry, journalist and writer for The Addition on Substack (also available on podcast), joins us to give her take from the UK point of view following the recent decision by the government there to ban it on corporate devices.

Also, Shaun brings us another demo delight in the form of the app SharpKeys, which allows you to customize your computer keyboard on Windows. Imagine you wanted an insert key but there wasn't a physical one on the keyboard. Well now you can change that all with this cool free software.

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Recently, host Brock Richardson had the opportunity to attend the 2023 Canadian Paralympic Committee Summit. He sat down with 14 athletes and got to learn their stories and how they became involved with the Canadian Paralympic Committee. We are thrilled to present to you the interview with wheelchair rugby player Zak Madell, from Okotoks, AB.