NOW with Dave Brown

In the second hour of NOW with Dave Brown: Karen McKay from the Centre of Equitable Library Access describes this year’s shortlist for the Writers’ Trust prize for non-fiction (38:21). Plus entertainment reporter Amanda Shekarchi gives you the scoop on Britney Spears’ upcoming memoir (19:40).

In the first hour of NOW with Dave Brown: Michelle McQuigge and Joeita Gupta take on the weekly news panel. They discuss the tensions brewing between Canada and India amid allegations over the killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar (14:04). They also share their thoughts on the Canadian Future Party’s centrist approach (31:54). Plus, they chat about the privacy issues coming to light after Canada Post was caught infringing on consumer data (50:12).

In the second hour of NOW with Dave Brown: Marc Aflalo from Access Tech Live shares the top five little-known facts about iOS 17 (9:48). And entertainment critic Michael McNeely reviews “A Haunting in Venice” (20:59).

In the first hour of NOW with Dave Brown: Dawn Dickinson previews of Maclean’s Magazine with an article about detecting misinformation online (12:37). Dr. Tilak Dutta recaps the annual Parks Accessibility Conference (24:58). And Aaron Broverman from Forbes Advisor Canada discusses the importance of estate planning and wills (41:11).

In the second hour of NOW with Dave Brown: Emilee Schevers describes some of the social challenges faced by post-secondary students (11:12). Plus, Anu Pala shares some tips on how to manage stress during life changes (21:57).

In the first hour of NOW with Dave Brown: Denis Boudreau shares his thoughts on what companies can do to build inclusive leadership and cultures (12:54). Ryan Chin explains how time is a major factor in building your investment portfolio (27:10). And Milena Khazanavicius shares her experience in Halifax following the impact of Hurricane Lee (40:09).

In the second hour on NOW with Dave Brown, the debate around gender pronouns in Saskatchewan has led to the province exploring the use of the not-withstanding clause. Journalist John Loeppky breaks it all down (10:00). And, the Weekly News Quiz returns as Alex Smyth, Karen Magee, and Amanda Shekarchi compete for the win (33:57).

In the first hour on NOW with Dave Brown, “Living to 100” is a Netflix series exploring the secrets to a long life. Film Critic Amy Amantea shares her review (15:01). The inquest into the death of Samuel Brown has issued 21 recommendations aimed at the ministry of education. Accessibility reporter Meagan Gillmore gives you the latest on this story (25:02). And, the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act’s Fourth Review has still not been released. Community Reporter Dorothy Macnaughton shares her frustrations with the slow process (41:19).

In the second hour on NOW with Dave Brown, Microsoft is gearing up to release new hardware this week in their Surface Event. Shaun Preece explores what’s new in their lineup (16:53). What’s stopping you from trying something new in your fitness routine? Ryan Van Praet works out some answers (39:48).

In the first hour on NOW with Dave Brown, Michelle McQuigge is here with the Weekend News Recap including the impact Hurricane Lee has had in the Atlantic (12:40). You get to meet the show’s newest community reporter Mara Hutchinson. She stops by to discuss her recent experience at Canada’s Wonderland (21:17). And, Kim Thistle shares her accessibility experience vacationing in Italy (36:11).

In the second hour on NOW with Dave Brown, Meagan Gillmore brings us her weather story of the day and Amanda Shekarchi shares the entertainment report (11:34). American Television Networks are gearing up for a new season of programming, AMI Communications Specialist Greg David will tell us what not to miss this coming fall (23:16).

In the first hour on NOW with Dave Brown, the weekly news panel gets together once again. Today they discuss the concerning public health situation in some parts of the country (12:02). They also share their thoughts on a Toronto area schoolboard’s approach to book-weeding their libraries (31:42). And finally, the panel debates the importance of having specific reporters in the always-entertaining world of celebrities (46:47).

In the second hour on NOW with Dave Brown, Apple unveiled the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max. But is it really worth the upgrade? Marc Aflalo gives his opinion (11:34). And, the Toronto International Film Festival is underway. Entertainment critic Michael McNeely shares his experience. And gives his review on the world premiere of “Close to You” (23:16).

In the first hour on NOW with Dave Brown, Disability Matters Vote’ is encouraging Manitobans with disabilities to watch how political parties are responding to disability concerns. Accessibility Reporter Meagan Gillmore fills you in on the group’s initiative (19:34). Vaccine equity continues to be a concern across the globe. Dawn Dickinson explores this matter in her preview of “Voices of The Walrus” (33:55). What’s your level of concern or joy when it comes to encountering urban critters? Jennie Bovard ponders this question (45:59).

In the second hour on NOW with Dave Brown, season three of “Mind Your Own Business” is coming out in November. Host Kevin Shaw reflects on the evolution of the show (13:19). And how do you feel about Quebec’s consideration on banning cellphones in school? Marco Pasqua and Elizabeth Mohler weigh in with their thoughts (24:10).

In the first hour on NOW with Dave Brown, AMI’s documentary program “Blind Trust: A Guide Dog’s Journey” captures the story of CNIB’s guide dog program. Becki Zerr tells you all about her involvement in the series (9:19). And, the Montréal Botanical Gardens is hosting a special event called “Gardens of Light.” Community reporter Shaini Saravanamuthu gives you the details (32:08).

In the second hour of the show, Laura Bain discusses the importance of education accommodations in post-secondary institutions (14:07). And Elizabeth Mohler competes against Karen Magee and Amanda Shekarchi in another edition of the weekly news quiz (36:10)!

In the first hour, Ryan Delehanty highlights a few of this month’s AMI original podcasts (11:50). Lawrence Gunther tells you about the environmental impact of artificial light pollution (22:33). And, community reporter Anna Kim tells you all about this year’s Oldstoberfest in Alberta (37:00).

In the second hour of NOW with Dave Brown: Steven Scott tells you about Lego's Braille playsets (17:47)! And Niek Theelan reviews some of the best Canadian comedy albums of the year (38:53).

In the first hour of NOW with Dave Brown: Michelle McQuigge from the Canadian Press describes what goes into covering large events abroad (13:44). Shelley Petit explores how elections can be made more accessible for voters with disabilities (25:26). And entertainment critic Amy Amantea reviews the Netflix horror film “Killer Book Club” (39:15).