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Producer Bill Shackleton brings us the latest Lifestyle Headlines.
On our App Update, John Biehler features a startup project using the Apple Watch to track Parkinson’s symptoms.
Mike Shoreman is raising money by paddle-boarding across all the great lakes this summer. Karen Magee fills us in on the story.
Author Hannah Mary McKinnon has just released a Thriller, titled Never Coming Home. We get to know her work on this book on the Chatty Bookshelf, with Ryan Hooey.

Michael Feir brings us part two of his coverage of the World Wide Developer Conference, which Apple held over five information filled days.
Fern Lulham highlights how increasing cost of living is affecting people with disabilities in the U.K.
The VLRC Medical Mobile Eye Care Unit, known as the Eye Van, has set off on its annual tour, marking the 50th anniversary of the program. We learn more.
On Curious Minds, Christine Malec highlights ways Astronomy is getting more accessible, with an app called SkyView.
Today’s Roundtable guest is Matt Speirs, host of Macleans Magazine on AMI-audio.

Are you better off drinking on weekends? How could this effect your health? Jeff Ryman discusses in his health headlines.
The CBC, Global, Citytv and CTV all announced new Canadian shows headed to our screens in September. Greg David tells us about some worth checking out.
Ryan Delehanty fills us in on summer camps and activities for kids with disabilities in Atlantic Canada.
The You Can Play Project works to ensure the safety and inclusion for all who participate in sports, including LGBTQ+ athletes, coaches and fans. We learn more about this with Denis Vachon, Head of Partnerships for Canada.
How do we pack the perfect picnic basket? Mary Mammoliti walks us through her checklist for this fun summer activity.

When budget considerations become an issue, how do we find out what our pets really need for vet care? We discuss with Dr. Danielle Jongkind.
How healthy are sports drinks really? We get into it on our Wellness segment with Frances Wong
The Musical Stage Company is offering two live audio-described performances during the run of Canadian musical Dixon Road, for theatre lovers who are blind or partially sighted. We learn more about this with Accessibility Coordinator Tia Lunn.
Community Reporter Julie Martin highlights the Bright Smiles Program, a non-profit organization being funded by Nova Scotia mental health.
The Oakville Festival of Film and Arts is back for another year. This time hosting a hybrid event! We get the lowdown with Wendy Donnan ED of the festival.

On our Tech Talk, Michael Babcock reminds us about Leasey, a helpful tool for JAWS screen-reader users.
The NHL Final is set. Brock Richardson gives us a preview in his sports report.
Edmonton AMI Reporter Bethany Deer highlights the final feature of Birthing Blind, on AMI This Week.
Community Reporter Kim Hovey highlights the Yukon WILD school curriculum kicking off in 2022.
We flip through quirky stories from around the globe with Jeff Ryman, on What in the World.
On Know Your Rights, Danielle McLaughlin discusses press freedom for student journalists.