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On The Chatty Bookshelf, Ryan Hooey tells us how users are reacting to Amazon’s quiet integration of the Good Reads social media platform into its own reviews system.

Yesterday, the CBC announced their complete schedule and broadcast coverage of the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games. Brock Richardson has the details on our Sports Update.

August is Children’s Eye Health and Safety Month. We speak with Dr. Larissa Moniz about the need for continued awareness of children’s eye health.

Vulnerabilities in Microsoft apps such as Office 365 could put MacOS users at risk of security threats. John Biehler has the information you need to know on the App Update. Topic 1 Anova will start charging a subscription fee for its sous vide companion appTopic 2 macOS Users at Risk of Vulnerabilities in Microsoft Apps: ResearchersTopic 3 Critical Android Flaw Puts All Google Pixel Phones at Risk 

Susan Kerney discusses the Super Full Blue Moon seen around the world this past Monday and tells us about its significance in ancestral moon gardening.

Mike Feir reviews a new comedy from Audible called “Wild with Happy”, where the topic of death is spun into digestible, honest, comedic storytelling. "Wild With Happy" on Audible

Psychotherapist Fern Lulham talks about the underlying causes of regrets and gives us some helpful strategies for how to cope when we experience this difficult emotion.

Kids return to school next month and Mary Mammoliti offers some ideas on lunches parents can make for their kids that they will actually eat. Kitchen Confession

In just over a week, modern military jets and vintage warbirds alike will be performing thrilling aerobatics at the Canadian International Airshow. Pilot Kyle Fowler stops in to chat about the show and describe his unique aircraft, the Long EZ! Canadian International Airshow

Sports Reporter Brock Richardson joins us to weigh in on some hot topics on our weekly roundtable.

Mike Feir reviews a new comedy from Audible called “Wild with Happy”, where the topic of death is spun into digestible, honest, comedic storytelling. Psychotherapist Fern Lulham talks about the underlying causes of regrets and gives us some helpful strategies for how to cope when we experience this difficult emotion. In just over a week, modern military jets and vintage warbirds alike will be performing thrilling aerobatics at the Canadian International Airshow. Pilot Kyle Fowler stops in to chat about the show and describe his unique aircraft, the Long EZ! Kids return to school next month and Mary Mammoliti offers some ideas on lunches parents can make for their kids that they will actually eat. The Ontario Government claimed a new billion dollar courthouse in downtown Toronto would be the most accessible in the province but advocates are pointing out a number of issues such as incorrect braille signs and wayfinding routes that stop at random. Laura Bain has the details on The Buzz. On today's Roundtable cha

Instructors say the demand for academic accommodations has surged and is becoming a strain on university resources. We discuss that story and more with Grant Hardy on Trending Headlines. Greg David tells us about the Apple TV Plus series, Time Bandits, based on the movie from the 1980s. My Mom is Not A Superhero is a story of disability, invisible illness, and family support. We welcome Author Darcie Naslund to share more about her book, and why she took on the project. Reconstruction efforts on the Harbour Passage Trail in St John have failed to make the route more accessible for wheelchair users. Marisa Hersey-Misner has the details on our Community Report. On the heels of the 2024 Paris Games, audio describer JJ Hunt takes us on a tour of Greece in the nineties, where he ran the track at the original Olympic stadium in Olympia. Whether it’s for business or pleasure, travelling with a disability can be difficult. We discuss the challenges of accessible travel with Atyzi.com co-founders Aaron Busch and Josh

Whether it’s for business or pleasure, travelling with a disability can be difficult. We discuss the challenges of accessible travel with Atyzi.com co-founders Aaron Busch and Josh Werner.

On the heels of the 2024 Paris Games, audio describer JJ Hunt takes us on a tour of Greece in the nineties, where he ran the track at the original Olympic stadium in Olympia.

Reconstruction efforts on the Harbour Passage Trail in St John have failed to make the route more accessible for wheelchair users. Marisa Hersey-Misner has the details on our Community Report. Some big news for Market Slip Topic 1: CNIB Annual Kingsbrae Garden EventDate and time: Thursday September 12, 8 AM departure Location: Picking up from Moncton and St. John.RSVP no later than 4:00 PM on Thursday, August 29th, by contacting Caroline at 506-377-6775 or by email at caroline.leblance@cnib.ca

My Mom is Not A Superhero is a story of disability, invisible illness, and family support. We welcome Author Darcie Naslund to share more about her book, and why she took on the project. "My Mom Is Not A Superhero"

Greg David tells us about the Apple TV Plus series, Time Bandits, based on the movie from the 1980s. Time Bandits

Dr. Danielle Jongkind tells us all about what it was like growing up on a farm and how those experiences influenced her decision to become a vet. Did you know that noise has colours?  Find out how you can use colored noise to your benefit, on our Wellness chat with Frances Wong. Distinguished blues-rock artist Colin James joins us to preview his new album, Chasing the Sun, which speaks to his continued evolution and mastery in the genre. Community Reporter Toni Freimark tells us about a community chat in Medicine Hat where people who are blind and partially sighted can share experiences and have fun. Yang Wang tells us about the Mulan International Film Festival which brings Chinese-language films and pan-Chinese cinemas to Toronto. On Voices, we visit with AMI Promo Producer Mike Smith, a longtime member of the AMI family who is moving on.

On Voices, we visit with AMI Promo Producer Mike Smith, a longtime member of the AMI family who is moving on.

Yang Wang tells us about the Mulan International Film Festival which brings Chinese-language films and pan-Chinese cinemas to Toronto. East and West Learning ConnectionsMulan International Film Festival