In this Taste of the Prairies digital exclusive, Mary Mammoliti makes lemon blueberry scones with a very special, and perhaps shocking, ingredient.

In this Taste of the Prairies digital exclusive, Mary Mammoliti visits Da Vinci Gelato Originale, where her taste buds receive a creamy quiz.

Jocelyn Maffin works for Spinal Cord Injury BC, and in this No Vacancy: Vancouver's Housing Crisis digital exclusive, she discusses why there should be monetary incentives for landlords and homeowners to make their suites accessible; and why people with disabilities make great tenants.

Does the housing market in Vancouver favour those already in it? Sam Sullivan is a former Mayor of Vancouver and current MLA for Vancouver-False Creek. Sam argues that the housing system is set up to fight change, and current homeowners can be incentivized to fight densification.

In this No Vacancy digital exclusive, blind martial arts instructor Johnny Tai talks about the adversity and discrimination he’s faced as a tenant with a disability. Johnny rents a basement unit that has seen better days.

In this No Vacancy: Vancouver's Housing Crisis digital exclusive, Eric Boisvert is a resident of the often mean streets of Vancouver, and dreams of a time when a restful night's sleep is the norm for his life.

In this Sound Insight digital exclusive, law student—and film critic—Michael McNeely sounds off on the disability community and the vast opportunity for improvement in Ontario. And he challenges us to demand change.

In this Sound Insight digital exclusive, host Alex Smyth visits the University of Western Ontario, where Brian Borowski demonstrates how he uses echolocation to navigate the world.

In this Sound Insight digital exclusive, host Alex Smyth introduces us to blind piano tuner Mark Zillman; Brian Borowski, who uses echolocation to navigate the world; and deaf filmmaker Michael McNeely, who all participate in the AMI original documentary.

In this Accidental Activist digital exclusive, Paul Vienneau explains the story behind his advocacy work in the City of Halifax; from humble beginnings to being a well-respected member of a citizen's accessibility council and the joy he feels making a difference in the lives of people of all

In this Accidental Activist digital exclusive, Paul Vienneau explains the story behind his challenge coins, the importance of sharing them with others and encourages us to start the change.

Olivia and Carolyn, one of the couples from Heart to Heart, the AMI-tv original special on love and romance, discuss the importance of the public learning about love stories between unique individuals, and accepting that love can take many shapes and forms.

Host Laura Bain is excited to tell you about the upcoming AMI-tv special, Heart to Heart, an exposé on three incredible couples in which one of the partners has a disability.

In this Heart to Heart digital exclusive, Anne and Terry, one of the couples featured in the special, give important tips on how best to travel together when one of the individuals in the relationship is blind.

In this musical Heart to Heart digital short, singer/songwriter Terry Kelly (who is also a Paralympian, Order of Canada recipient, and just happens to be blind) plays and sings a love-song to his wife entitled, "Lovely Annie."

In this REAL STORIES with Laura Bain digital exclusive, host Laura Bain explains how this new AMI original gets past the disability stereotypes to meet Canadians whose stories are complex and – above all – real.

In this REAL STORIES with Laura Bain digital exclusive, Kevin Penny describes how his company gives people of all abilities the chance to sail.

In this REAL STORIES with Laura Bain digital exclusive, Kevin Penny offers up some key travel tips, such as planning ahead and asking plenty of questions.

In this digital exclusive, stand-up comedian J.R. Bjornson describes what it was like growing up blind. Meet J.R. and two other professional performers of differing abilities, who describe the hard work and barriers they break down to express themselves through art.

In this digital exclusive, we're introduced to Debbie Patterson, who discusses how the theatre world is changing to be truly inclusive.

In this digital exclusive, we get to know comedian J.R. Bjornson, who assures us it's OK to laugh at him. Meet J.R. and two other professional performers of differing abilities, who describe the hard work and barriers they break down to express themselves through art.

In this digital exclusive, Bethany Deer visits the Ucluelet Aquarium where she learns more about urchins.

In this digital exclusive, Bethany Deer visits the Ucluelet Aquarium where she gets up close and personal with citizens in the touch tank.

In this digital exclusive, Bethany Deer visits the Ucluelet Aquarium where she learns more about the facility.

In this digital exclusive, marine science educator Algebra Young describes the myriad ways we can learn about and explore the world.

In this digital exclusive, Grade 11 student Camryn McLeod describes the challenges that come with being a high school student who is blind, and her excitement at the hands-on learning taking place at Sea School Marine Science Camp.

In this digital exclusive, vision resource teacher Lynn Wales discusses the importance of introducing marine science to blind and partially sighted students.

In this digital exclusive, Doug Cooper and Ron Walsh describe their friendship.

In this digital exclusive, we meet Ron Walsh, the star of Blind Adventures with Ron Walsh.

In this digital exclusive, we meet Monique Lalonde and Ashlyn George, who describe the relationship between an adventurer who is blind and sighted guide.

Hosted by Laura Bain, In Focus covers some of the biggest controversies surrounding disability language. In this digital exclusive, several members of the disability community speak to "person first" language and terms they use and prefer.

One of the many topics discussed in Road to Inclusion is making public spaces more accessible.

In this digital exclusive, Grant Hardy previews Road to Inclusion, where he consults with members from the disability community, as well as city planning and urban design experts, to explore the challenges cities face in meeting the diverse needs of the community.

In this digital exclusive, Allison Sandmeyer-Graves, CEO at Canadian Women & Sport, explains the difference between equity and equality when referring to sport.

In this digital exclusive, we learn how Ottawa's Being Studio took their classes from in-person to online.

In this digital exclusive, host Alex Smyth previews what viewers can expect when they tune in to the latest AMI original documentary.

In this digital exclusive, host Christopher Vallée previews the latest AMI original documentary, which explores how local organizations—that provide support to the disability community—are staying social via online programming while staying home during the pandemic.

In this Wheel Girl Stories digital exclusive, learn more about "the coolest club you never asked to be a part of." The Alberta Wheel Girls group is a community of women who talk openly about their experiences as wheelchair users.

In this Wheel Girl Stories digital exclusive, host Beth Deer previews AMI's newest documentary, about a community of women who talk openly about their experiences as wheelchair users.

In this White Cane Journeys digital exclusive, host Laura Bain tells the story of how she became a white cane user, and previews AMI's newest documentary.

In this White Cane Journeys digital exclusive, we meet the participants who tell their white cane stories.

In this Working it Out: Disability, Employment & COVID-19, digital exclusive, we meet Lisa Beecroft, co-owner of Gabi & Jules Handmade Pies and Baked Goodness. She discusses the frustration and fear surrounding small businesses during the pandemic.

In this Working it Out: Disability, Employment & COVID-19 digital exclusive, we meet Jessica Claveau, who discusses the added challenge of making work accessible for all during the pandemic.

In this digital exclusive, Amelia Cooper discusses the frustration with being laid off from her workplace due to COVID-19, and the struggle to find employment as part of the disability community.

In this digital exclusive, host Alex Smyth gives us a peek at the upcoming original documentary Forest Bathing: Rooted in Science.

Musicians Dennis and Tawannee Joseph reveal how they use music to connect with their community.

Leafy Shaw-Husfeldt is an indigenous woman who spent years combating an eating disorder tied to conflicting feelings about her own self-worth. She shares some of the strategies she used to change how she feels about food and about herself.

Born in Lebanon, Amal Haddad was diagnosed with Retinitis Pigmentosa at age 23. Vision loss has given her a unique perspective on what it means to be "beautiful”. For Amal, beauty is an attribute of the entire person and the way someone looks is merely one small part of that.

Camara Chambers has been thinking about societal expectations of beauty and attractiveness for many years. A diagnosis of Alopecia, a genetic condition causing hair loss, motivated her to change both her outward appearance and her internal feelings in a thoughtful and deliberate way.