Kelly And Company

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. "This Is Not a Game" on AudibleOng's Hat on Wikipedia

Young Canadians are exploring new visa options and digital nomad strategies to save money by working abroad. We hear more on Trending Headlines. Lindsay Lohan and Jamie Lee Curtis are on set for Freaky Friday 2. Plus, there are some huge Swifties in the Royal Family. We get the latest scoop in Entertainment with Corinne Van Dusen. Vancouver has delayed enforcement of new rules for housing developers until 2026. Laura Bain has the details on The Buzz. The 13th annual Toronto Disability Pride march takes place Sunday July 13th. We’ll speak to two members of the organizing committee on the message the march wants to send. On Financial Literacy, Ryan Chin gives us the low-down on a vast range of loan and debt products, and how to choose them effectively. Kelly and Ramya interview cast and crew members of AMI-tv's brand new satirical news show 'The Squeaky Wheel: Canada' including Staff Writer Sierra Haynes and Production Accessibility Supervisor Yvonne Felix.

Kelly and Ramya interview cast and crew members of AMI-tv's brand new satirical news show 'The Squeaky Wheel: Canada' including Staff Writer Sierra Haynes and Production Accessibility Supervisor Yvonne Felix. We hear about their experience producing the show and how disability representation in front of and behind the cameras made all the difference.Watch: The Squeaky Wheel: Canada TrailerThe Squeaky Wheel: Canada Press Release 

There are a lot of reasons for getting a loan. Buying something like a car or a house, paying tuition, starting a business, or consolidating other loans and payments, just to name a few. Certified Financial Planner Ryan Chin gives us the low-down on a vast range of loan and debt products available, and how to choose them effectively.For more on Financial Literacy, check out Ryan Chin and Becky Armstrong on AMI’s original podcast Eyes on Your Money.

The 13th annual Toronto Disability Pride March happens Sunday July 13th  at 1 p.m. and part of their mission is to raise awareness of disability-related issues. Kelly and Ramya speak with organizing committee members Sivert Das and Spencer West about their hopes for this year's event.Toronto Disability Pride March Facebook PageToronto Disability Pride Homepage

Disney makes 2025 a little freakier, announcing a Freaky Friday 2 sequel starring Lindsay Lohan and Jamie Lee Curtis. The Red One trailer debuts just in time for Christmas in July. And, some Royal fans grace Taylor Swift's show at Wembley Stadium. We get the details with Entertainment Reporter Corinne Van Dusen!

On Ask a Vet, Dr. Danielle Jongkind preps us on preparing for pet surgeries, including how we can ease them into the recovery period. Nutritionist Julia Karantjas introduces us to overnight oats, a perfect hassle-free breakfast for those hectic mornings. Author Desiree Da Costa has published a children’s book called “All About Me and Cerebral Palsy” based upon her own lived experience. She shares how she hopes her book will help others. There is something for everyone during the Medicine Hat, Alberta stampede taking place in late July. Community Reporter Toni Freimark highlights the parade and all the fun activities surrounding it. Why is worker confidence in the job market rising? workplace expert Trina Casey-Myatt from Robert Half Canada joins us to share their latest research on employment trends in Canada. On our Parenting chat, Lucia Bellafante and guest Catherine Sattelberger share practical tips to integrate mobility skills into daily routines for children.

On our Parenting chat, Lucia Bellafante and guest Catherine Sattelberger share practical tips to integrate mobility skills into daily routines for children.

Why is worker confidence in the job market rising? workplace expert Trina Casey-Myatt from Robert Half Canada joins us to share their latest research on employment trends in Canada.

There is something for everyone during the Medicine Hat, Alberta stampede taking place in late July. Community Reporter Toni Freimark highlights the parade and all the fun activities surrounding it. Medicine Hat Exhibition & StampedeBooth 6 Podcast from the International Blind Cafe 18+ 

Author Desiree Da Costa has published a children’s book called “All About Me and Cerebral Palsy” based upon her own lived experience. She shares how she hopes her book will help others.

Nutritionist Julia Karantjas introduces us to overnight oats, a perfect hassle-free breakfast for those hectic mornings.

On Ask a Vet, Dr. Danielle Jongkind preps us on preparing for pet surgeries, including how we can ease them into the recovery period.

We head to the Mediterranean corner of Susan Kerney’s garden to learn about three plants that thrive in the sun. Meta’s new “Made by AI” tag is causing real photographers big problems, and John Biehler says it could mean the same for the upcoming election season. We find out more on our weekly app update. More than five and a half thousand participants turned out for a four mile race celebrating disability inclusion in New York City. Nisreen Abdel-Majid has the details on The Buzz. After four decades CBC’s Scott Russell has decided to retire. Sports Reporter Brock Richardson reflects on his experiences with the longtime Olympic and Paralympic host. From rebellious teen to tech titan, Bill Gates’ new audiobook promises to reveal everything he’s kept from the public eye. We learn more with Ryan Hooey on The Chatty Bookshelf. We recap and weigh in on some highlight conversations from the past week, including fundraiser featuring powerful women in the community.

From rebellious teen to tech titan, Bill Gates’ new audiobook promises to reveal everything he’s kept from the public eye. We learn more with Ryan Hooey on The Chatty Bookshelf. Six More Months of June by Daisy Garrison | Audible

After four decades CBC’s Scott Russell has decided to retire. Sports Reporter Brock Richardson reflects on his experiences with the longtime Olympic and Paralympic host.

Meta’s new “Made by AI” tag is causing real photographers big problems, and John Biehler says it could mean the same for the upcoming election season. We find out more on our weekly app update.

We head to the Mediterranean corner of Susan Kerney’s garden to learn about three plants that thrive in the sun.

Mike Feir details the major VoiceOver improvements Apple has planned for iOS 18, and shares how users can navigate the learning curve. We check in with Therapist Fern Lulham who explores the intersections of athletics, disability, and mental health. New research from the University of Washington revealed an inherent ablist bias in OpenAI’s ChatGPT. Laura Bain has that story and more on The Buzz. Whether you’re planning to relax at home, entertain friends or take off on a long weekend adventure, Chef Mary Mammoliti has you covered with a last-minute meal plan for Canada Day. Jordan Campbell, Director of Mind the Umbrellas joins us to chat about this play coming to the Toronto Fringe Festival featuring five neurodiverse artists and their ambitions. AMI Content Development Specialist Karen Magee joins us for our weekly Thursday Roundtable.

AMI Content Development Specialist Karen Magee joins us for our weekly Thursday Roundtable.