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Environmental contributor Lawrence Gunther describes the race to manufacture long-lasting batteries for electric vehicles. From the April 26, 2022 episode.

As the nice weather becomes less certain the air cools, making vigorous outdoor exercise like biking more agreeable. Ms. Lilly will be schooling us using the Sustainability Center at Yale University’s seven biking tips, and Lawrence will be offering up tandem biking tips and tech advice. Our surprise feature Canadian bucket list segment comes from Iron Maiden’s celebrated lead guitarist and self-proclaimed fishing enthusiast, Adrian Smith. Adrian speaks with Lawrence about his favor...

We speak with Lawrence Gunther of Blue Fish Radio about his interview with Dianne Saxe, the Environmental Commissioner of Ontario. From the November 20, 2018 episode.

What would it take for more people to invest in an electric vehicle? Lawrence Gunther considers the factors. From the December 5, 2023, episode.

We're live from Ottawa! Community reporter Kim Kilpatrick joins us in person to talk about her one-woman show "Raising Stanley / Life with Tulia". Lawrence Gunther of Blue Fish Radio will tell us about a new study which examines how the first dogs came to America. Our regional content specialist Karen Magee talk about local food from the Ottawa region and brings in samples for Mike and Dave. Milena Khazanavicius gives us reminders about the CNIB and Eyes for the Job. ...

On episode 25 of AMI-audio’s original podcast, Outdoors with Lawrence Gunther, it’s all about cabin ownership. What draws people to build that getaway in the outdoors, that second home, a personal hideaway? What does someone without sight need to know when choosing to build or buy a cabin? Lawrence, Ms. Lilly and guests invite listeners in to learn the pros and cons, and their tips and tech you need to know to live that cabin lifestyle as someone without sight.

Environment contributor Lawrence Gunther discusses renewable energy technologies and shares the benefits of rooftop solar power. From the February 16, 2021 episode.

Lawrence Gunther tells us about the decline in the population of killer whales along Vancouver Island’s south coast. Karen Magee tells us about an art exhibition at Carleton University, called Disruptions: Dialogues on Disability Art. Gerry Harris calls in from Saint John, New Brunswick with news about a reception to celebrate the CNIB’s centennial. And, tech expert Marc Aflalo explains what Bitcoin is and why it matters. This is the February 27, 2018 episode.

Lawrence Gunther from Blue Fish Radio tells us about efforts to preserve biodiversity in freshwater systems around the world. We highlight a statement from Human Rights Watch about the need to protect the rights of people with disabilities when responding to the pandemic. Our community reporter JR Bjornson calls in from Red Deer to explain how he’s coping with the changes brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic. Nelson Régo from Cool Blind Tech explains how the voice assistants Siri and...

This episode of Outdoors with Lawrence Gunther starts with Ms. Lilly checking up on Emperor Penguins followed by Lawrence and Dave Brown discussing hazards facing migrating birds. Lawrence has tips for selecting the right glove for the job and some advice for getting ready for winter. Of course, guide dog Lewis gets his winter needs met as well. And last, Lawrence reflects on our essential role as storytellers if we are to avoid a climate change disaster.

Our colleague Karen Magee tells us about a research project on the availability and quality of audio description on Netflix. Lawrence Gunther of Blue Fish Radio tells us about his trip to Whitehorse and Dawson for the AMI-tv special “Postcards from the Yukon.” Our New Brunswick community reporter Gerry Harris tells us about a rare opportunity for the whole family to meet farmers, visit modern farms, and learn about modern food production. And, Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuig...

Producer Jeff Ryman joins us with an update on Team Canada’s progress at this week’s Parapan Am Games in Lima, Peru. Our environmental expert Lawrence Gunther explains how geothermal energy could help Canada reduce its dependence on fossil fuels. Donna Jodhan from Barrier Free Canada shares her experience with going through the mediation process at the Canadian Human Rights Commission. We’ll discuss the news that visitors to a US National Park in Michigan can now rent motorized whee...

NOW with Dave Brown, Varun Chandak from Access to Success shares findings from their report on the State of Disability Inclusion in MBA Programs. Mike Ross, Sam Robinson, and Dave Brown roundtable it up to discuss Ontario’s plans to restore rail service between Toronto and Timmins. Environmental contributor Lawrence Gunther describes the impact of solar storms on power grids. Nelson Rego of Cool Blind Tech walks you through some of the benefits of Animal Assistant, a new AI-powered ...

Environmental contributor Lawrence Gunther shares his experience training guide dogs for outdoor living. For the accessibility story roundup, we discuss a story about an Edmonton service dog in training that accompanied his trainer to jury duty, a first time in the Alberta law courts. Community Reporter Derek Lackey in Winnipeg tells us about food preparation tricks and tips for the holidays by Vision Loss Rehabilitation Manitoba. Coming up in the second hour of the show: Nelson Rég...

Tim Schwartz of Double Tap Canada shares his experiences with Google Pixel 3. And, he tells us what we can expect in technology in 2019. Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge discusses VIA Rail’s improved accessibility features on their new fleet of trains. Community reporter J.R. Bjornson in Red Deer, Alberta shares his accessibility review of the GoPro Hero 7 Black edition action camera. Lawrence Gunther of Blue Fish Radio gives us some climate change prevention resolutions fo...

Today on NOW with Dave Brown: author Cait Gordon tells you about her new novel “Season One: Iris and the Crew Tear Through Space!” Lawrence Gunther discusses the importance of considering sustainable pet food options for your furry friends. And community reporter Anna Kim shares tips on how to choose the right university that suits your needs. This is the November 7, 2023, episode.

Our environmental expert Lawrence Gunther explores the chances for meaningful progress on climate change, under a minority Liberal government.

Spring has sprung, and in eastern Canada this means maple syrup season! Ms. Lilly schools us on how trees are way more like animals than we ever imagined. The Vanier Sugar Shack is our bucket list destination where we learn all about the Indigenous and Francophone connections to maple syrup. Learn tips on how to tell exactly when sap becomes syrup during the cooking process, and reflect on what trees can teach us about embracing diversity. It’s all in Episode 22 of Outdoors with Law...

Environmental contributor Lawrence Gunther discusses the true cost and benefits of offshore wind power. For our accessibility story roundup, we chat about how U.S. President-elect Joe Biden will seek to increase the federal minimum wage to $15 per hour for all workers, including workers with disabilities. Dave Brown shares the details. Community reporter Elizabeth Mohler tells us about the CCB’s upcoming virtual concert with pianist Michael Arnowitt. Coming up in the second hour of ...

A new US government report says floods may soon become a weekly occurrence in some parts of the country. What will this mean for coastal communities? We speak to Lawrence Gunther of Blue Fish Radio. From the April 10, 2018 episode.