Kelly And Company

We meet football fan Jon Attenborough aims to tour Scotland’s 42 Professional Football Clubs with his guide dog to raise awareness of accessibility.

Laura Bain brings us the latest news and events from Halifax, Nova Scotia, including Disability Without Poverty’s Better the Benefit Campaign. Disability Without PovertyHalifax Jazz FestivalHalifax Pride Parade

We revisit our conversation with Ivory, a multi-disciplinary performer from Toronto and one of four artists with a disability featured in Season 2 of Breaking Character.

Have we lost touch with reality in our ever-increasing digital lives? Frances Wong explores the practice of grounding and how we can reconnect with the earth around us.

On Ask-a-Vet, Dr. Danielle Jongkind tells us how grazing animals are being used to control invasive plants in places like Niagara Parks’ Gonder Flats.

Michael Babcock shares his experience unboxing the Zoom H4E, a portable field recorder designed with blind and low vision content creators in mind. AMI Podcast Coordinator Ryan Delehanty recounts this year’s epic International Albinism Awareness Day celebration in Halifax, featuring live AMI broadcasts, a live band, and global albinism activists. Montreal Community Reporter Mathieu Rochette highlights the Monique Truquet Prize, an international news competition for Francophone people with visual disabilities, offering winners a chance to have their work published in accessible formats. Have you got a soft spot for dogs with jobs? Reporter Devon Wilkins brings us the latest  for guide and service dog handlers, including the celebration of the 25th Anniversary of the Guide Dog Users of Canada. On Know Your Rights, Danielle McLaughlin examines the recently passed Louisiana legislation on surgical castration for sex offenders, and discusses its potential human rights violations.

On Know Your Rights, Danielle McLaughlin examines the recently passed Louisiana legislation on surgical castration for sex offenders, and discusses its potential human rights violations.

Have you got a soft spot for dogs with jobs? Reporter Devon Wilkins brings us the latest  for guide and service dog handlers, including the celebration of the 25th Anniversary of the Guide Dog Users of Canada.

Montreal Community Reporter Mathieu Rochette highlights the Monique Truquet Prize, an international news competition for Francophone people with visual disabilities, offering winners a chance to have their work published in accessible formats. Helpline Pilot Project. Contact: SAT at 450-463-1710, extension 159444, or AEO at 450-463-1710, extension 159216.The Monique Truquet Prize, A Quality International News Competition for Francophone People with Visual Disabilities

AMI Podcast Coordinator Ryan Delehanty recounts this year’s epic International Albinism Awareness Day celebration in Halifax, featuring live AMI broadcasts, a live band, and global albinism activists. International Albinism Awareness Day special

Michael Babcock shares his experience unboxing the Zoom H4E, a portable field recorder designed with blind and low vision content creators in mind. Zoom H4E product pageJAWS for Windows, new features in previous versions

From white to purple, Thai to Italian, the Basil family has some unique varietals that can add real depth to your dish! We learn more with Gardener Susan Kerney. A new app from AI startup Eleven Labs promises expressive text to speech for any text file, written content, or webpage. John Biehler has the details on our weekly app update. Ozempic, a drug designed to treat diabetes and popularized by its weight loss effects, has been linked to cases of a rare form of vision loss. Laura Bain shares the study’s findings on The Buzz. Three executives of the Chicago Blackhawks have been reinstated following the NHL’s investigation of inappropriate conduct. Brock Richardson has the details on our weekly Sports Update. In recognition of the 50th anniversary of Stephen King’s “Carrie”, Ryan Hooey explores a string of titles King published under a pen name following the success of his first horror novel. We cap off our week by reflecting on some highlights from the past week including a performance by 5 neurodiverse arti

In recognition of the 50th anniversary of Stephen King’s “Carrie”, Ryan Hooey explores a string of titles King published under a pen name following the success of his first horror novel.

Three executives of the Chicago Blackhawks have been reinstated following the NHL’s investigation of inappropriate conduct. Brock Richardson has the details on our weekly Sports Update.

A new app from AI startup Eleven Labs promises expressive text to speech for any text file, written content, or webpage. John Biehler has the details on our weekly app update.

From white to purple, Thai to Italian, the Basil family has some unique varietals that can add real depth to your dish! We learn more with Gardener Susan Kerney.

Mike Feir shares his review of ‘This is Not a Game’, Mark Fennell’s exploration of how the internet became a toxic and hostile hotbed of conspiracies. A Montreal man made history while protesting Canada’s electoral system. We learn why the independent candidate celebrated his zero votes on What in the World. Can private clinics really cut surgery wait times without hurting public health? Laura Bain explores the impacts of New Brunswick’s newest Surgical Eye Centre on The Buzz. From farm-fresh produce to local crafts and specialties, Chef Mary Mammoliti shares her guide to making the most of your local farmer’s market this summer! We speak with Krista Carr of Inclusion Canada who shares their recommendations for changes to the federal Canada Disability Benefit. NOW with Dave Brown co-host and producer Alex Smyth shares his take on some trending topics on the Weekly Roundtable!

NOW with Dave Brown co-host and producer Alex Smyth shares his take on some trending topics on the Weekly Roundtable!

We speak with Krista Carr of Inclusion Canada who shares their recommendations for changes to the federal Canada Disability Benefit. Press release from Inclusion Canada

From farm-fresh produce to local crafts and specialties, Chef Mary Mammoliti shares her guide to making the most of your local farmer’s market this summer! Farmer's Market OntarioKitchen Confession