Shows

AMI This Week is a weekly magazine show with a distinct community focus, sharing events and interesting stories from coast to coast.

Join Dave Brown weekdays at 9 a.m. ET as he discusses the latest news, entertainment, sports and current events through a disability lens.

Chris Judge and Erwan Fresq tackle DIY projects in their community with a little help from their travelling workshop in a converted camper van!

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

Job seekers are determined to prove having a physical disability or neurological condition shouldn't make them unemployable.

Eight Canadians transform their physical, mental and emotional health with the help of fitness experts and celebrated Paralympians.

You Can't Ask That is a documentary series that confronts prejudices and breaks down taboos in our society in an authentic and relatable way.

A closer look at unique stories that are relevant to Canadians of all abilities.

Holly Bartlett’s death was labelled accidental, but there are questions, evidence, and many theories about how she may have died.

Joeita Gupta brings us closer to issues impacting the disability community across Canada. Listen Saturdays and Sundays at 10 a.m. ET.

Highlighting the people, places, organizations or things that have made life more enjoyable for Canadians living with a disability.

Join hosts Steven Scott and Marc Aflalo as they help viewers better understand how technology can assist in everyday life.

Meet remarkable people who have discovered ways to cope with a physical disability or mental health challenges and move forward with their lives.

Join AMI This Week's Bureau Reporters as they travel across Canada, celebrating our country's diverse cultures and experiences.

From pianists to rock and roll drummers, to regional legends in music, Rhythms profiles Canada’s most extraordinary performers.

All levels of mobility can join host Kevin Naidoo on a self-transformation journey through thoughtful meditation and yoga.

AMI-audio hosts two live news programs using files from the Canadian Press and wire services around the world.

There’s Something You Should Know is a dating show that features interesting men and women looking for love...with a twist.

Milena and Rosmarie build and tend to an accessible garden plot at Common Roots Urban Farm in Halifax.

Learn about the accessibility features on mobile apps that can be life-changing for Canadians of all abilities.

Described Iyengar Yoga is a health and wellness show for people of all abilities and levels hosted by Lynne Swenson.

AMI-audio is in your community! Listen for our live on location coverage of events and conferences in your area.

AMI-audio records and curates a selection of feature articles from top print publications read by a team of professional narrators.

Brock Richardson and his panel of sports experts engage in a lively roundtable discussion about Parasports and professional sports news and newsmakers.

Can't make it to the next conference or event related to the blind and partially sighted community? Let AMI bring it to you!

Veteran journalist Craig Oliver and his guests analyze issues relating to accessibility and inclusion in Canada.

Follow Toronto chef Aleem Syed as he zips around the city in his Halal and wheelchair accessible food truck, the Holy Grill.

Kelly is back to check more items off his bucket list, take on a variety of dares and share his unique perspective on the world.

Celebrity chefs Christine Ha and Carl Heinrich team up with special guests for an exciting cooking show with an accessibility twist.

Join host, and journalist, Anna-Karina Tabuñar as she explores issues related to accessibility and inclusion.

Join roommates Chris, Kim, Catherine and Sandro as they navigate a world that's not perfectly accessible.

How accessible are some of Canada's major cities? Access Unlimited is on a nationwide mission to find out!