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What sort of things should we consider before setting out on a hike with our dog? Vet, Danielle Jongkind lets us know.
On our Nutrition segment with Julia Karantjas, we chat about some of the benefits of alternative therapies.
According to a survey, less than half of Autistic youth reported that their sexual health education met their needs. We learn more about a new tool to counter this with Yi Wen Shao.
The Alberta government gave a $1 million grant to the Canadian National Institute for the Blind (CNIB) to reduce employment barriers. Community Reporter, Toni Freimark tells us more.
On our Woodworking segment with Jeff Thompson we walk through how to build a butterfly house for your garden.
We have our monthly Book Club. This time around we discuss Mad Honey By Jodi Picoult.

iOS 17 is to be released less than month from now. Michael Babcock goes over some new features during our Tech Talk.
After eerily similar fires 20 years apart, frustrated experts say advice for Kelowna is much the same. Grant Hardy has the latest during his Headlines chat.
Shaun Preece joins us to chat about his podcast, Shaun of the Shed, which dives into everything from using a screen reader to unboxing and starting up a new computer.
There’s an Ice Cream Festival taking place in Southern Ontario. Community Reporter, Annette Dennis has all the sweet details.
Mark Rankin is joined by Jarnail Chudge, co-creator of Soundscape to discuss the continued development of the app and plans for getting it back on the App store.
On Know Your Rights, we talk about the origins of Labour Day with Danielle McLaughlin.

Susan Kerney starts an indoor garden of house plants that are safe to have around dogs and cats.
Meta's new multimodal translator uses a single model to speak 100 languages. John Biehler tells us all about it during our App Update.
Starbucks pumpkin spice latte turns 20 this year. Bill Shackleton tells us more about this loved and hated drink on The Buzz.
On our Sports Update, Brock Richardson shares an announcement regarding The Neutral Zone.
AI is up to no good in the audiobook world. Ryan Hooey tells us why during the Chatty Bookshelf.
Let’s revisit and weigh in on conversations from the past week, on Cut For Time.

During our audio entertainment chat, Michael Feir dives into some of the Summers hottest accessible games.
How can we better understand where our anger is coming from? We discuss this with Fern Lulham.
A Kelowna woman is seeking the lone firefighter who saved her home from forest fires. Bill Shackleton tells us more on The Buzz.
Let's get into some game play!
Baseball pennant races are heating up and the NFL season is right around the corner. Freddie Coleman of ESPN joins us to talk about this and more.
We have another edition of the roundtable. This week we’re joined by Content Development Specialist, Jim Krysko.

Drug overdoses are now the leading cause of death among B.C. youth ages 10 to 18. Grant Hardy has more on this shocking development during our Headlines segment.
The Canadian International Air Show gets underway in just over a week. We learn all about this years events with Executive Director, Lori Duthie.
Parents take their own crash course on advancing tech as AI chatbots enter classroom. Bill Shackleton tell us more on The Buzz.
The Second Annual Saint John Sea Glass Festival gets underway shortly. Community Reporter, Marisa Hersey-Misner has all the details.
Dr. Philip Semple, Professor of the Police Foundations Program at Centennial College, chats with us about his research on implicit biases.
We welcome Elysia Yardley of AMI’s Human Resources department to talk about mental health in the workplace.