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Need some eerie entertainment on the go? Michael Feir shares the perfect playlist of horror-themed podcasts to add some thrill to your summer listening. Street addresses are highly useful for orientation but not every town wants them. Grant Hardy has the perilous details of bringing street address designations to a small California town on What In The World. On the Buzz, Laura Bain tells us about Smile of Hope, a new camp and the first of its kind, offering support for displaced Palestinians with disabilities. Everyone loves comforting home cooking, but quality premade pantry staples can make your life a lot easier in a pinch! Chef Mary Mammoliti shares her top time saving grocery store finds. On Curious Minds Christine Malec tells us about a free AI tool that generates music based on user prompts. AMI-audio Producer Nisreen Abdel-Majid joins us today on the weekly roundtable.

AMI-audio Producer Nisreen Abdel-Majid joins us today on the weekly roundtable.

On Curious Minds Christine Malec tells us about a free AI tool that generates music based on user prompts.  Suno

Everyone loves comforting home cooking, but quality premade pantry staples can make your life a lot easier in a pinch! Chef Mary Mammoliti shares her top time saving grocery store finds. Kitchen Confession

Need some eerie entertainment on the go? Michael Feir shares the perfect playlist of horror-themed podcasts to add some thrill to your summer listening. Talking Scared PodcastSomething ScarySNARLEDNoSleep PodcastUncanny

What responsibilities should dog owners have if their dog causes harm to a human or their furry friend? Grant Hardy leads the discussion on Trending Headlines . Actor Colin Farrell has launched a foundation in honor of his son James who has Angelman’s Syndrome, a rare neurogenetic disability. Corinne Van Dusen gives us the details in her entertainment report. August is Spinal Muscular Atrophy Awareness Month. On The Buzz Laura Bain tells us about an advocate from Ontario with SMA who’s leveraging social media to improve experiences for travelers with disabilities. Winnipeg Community Reporter Vic Pereira tells us about a multicultural festival where you can take a trip around the world without needing a passport. On our Health Check-in, Leslie DePoe shares the seven pillars of self-care and metrics to track progress in our own self-care routine. Jenna White returns to the show for a discussion about growing a small business and lessons learned over 5 years serving up Indigenous Cuisine at Jenna’s Nut Free Dess

Jenna White returns to the show for a discussion about growing a small business and lessons learned over 5 years serving up Indigenous Cuisine at Jenna’s Nut Free Dessertery. Jenna's Nut Free Dessertery"Mind Your Own Business" on AMI-TV

On our Health Check-in, Leslie DePoe shares the seven pillars of self-care and metrics to track progress in our own self-care routine. SelfCare.ca

Winnipeg Community Reporter Vic Pereira tells us about a multicultural festival where you can take a trip around the world without needing a passport. Topic 1 Dalnavert on DrugsLocation: Dalnavert Museum Date and Time: September 1, 1:30 – 2:30 Topic 2 53rd Annual Folklorama FestivalLocation: 183 Kennedy St. #2, WinnipegDate and time: August 4 – 17  Topic 3 New Water Bus at the Forks 

Actor Colin Farrell has launched a foundation in honor of his son James who has Angelman’s Syndrome, a rare neurogenetic disability. Corinne Van Dusen gives us the details in her entertainment report.

What would you do if you found an injured animal in the wild? Try to help? Take it to a vet? Dr. Danielle Jongkind explains the dos and don’ts of handling wildlife on Ask-a-Vet. Is dried fruit a healthy snack or just sweet temptation? Julia Karantjas shares the pros and cons of this pantry staple. We speak with Marketing Professor Jordan LeBel about growing consumer concerns over “Shrinkflation” and learn about the push for greater transparency. Saint John’s community reporter Kim Thistle tells us about High Steel, a play that explores a piece of St. John’s history featuring music by the late musical legend Ron Hynes. Author Chelsey Peat discusses her new book about living with a facial difference, titled Two Sides To A Face: My Journey with Sturge Weber Syndrome. We take a peek at some of the wildest collections that the most famous personalities in Hollywood take part in, from extravagant cars to expensive knives. 

We take a peek at some of the wildest collections that the most famous personalities in Hollywood take part in, from extravagant cars to expensive knives.

Author Chelsey Peat discusses her new book about living with a facial difference, titled Two Sides To A Face: My Journey with Sturge Weber Syndrome. "Two Sides To A Face: My Journey with Sturge Weber Syndrome" by Chelsey Peat on Amazon Two Sides To A Face: My Journey with Sturge Weber Syndrome by Chelsey Peat on Barnes & Noble

Saint John’s community reporter Kim Thistle tells us about High Steel, a play that explores a piece of St. John’s history featuring music by the late musical legend Ron Hynes. Topic 1: The Van Gogh ExperienceLocation: St. John’s Convention CentreDate and time:  Until September 6 Topic 2: High Steel at Perchance Theatre Location: Perchance TheatreDate and time: Until the end of AugustTopic 3: Churchill Park Music Festival Location: Churchill Park Neighbourhood, St. John’s Date and time: August 9 - 18

We speak with Marketing Professor Jordan LeBel about growing consumer concerns over “Shrinkflation” and learn about the push for greater transparency.

Is dried fruit a healthy snack or just sweet temptation? Julia Karantjas shares the pros and cons of this pantry staple.

What would you do if you found an injured animal in the wild? Try to help? Take it to a vet? Dr. Danielle Jongkind explains the dos and don’ts of handling wildlife on Ask-a-Vet.

Placemarkers and Flexible Web are just two of the hidden features in JAWS that can make your digital life a whole lot easier! We get into it with Mike Babcock on Tech Talk. New research from Harvard University reveals that celebrities have a significant impact on elections. Nisreen Abdel-Majid has the details on Trending Headlines. AMI Podcasts Coordinator Ryan Delehanty tells us about the latest episode of The Pulse where host Joeita Gupta interviews two key figures involved in the creation of an Ojibwe-dubbed version of Star Wars. Ottawa Community reporter Kim Kilpatrick tells us about a new play with a pre-show touch and feel tour where blind and partially-sighted audience members can engage with costumes and characters. On Know Your Rights, Danielle McLaughlin and her guest Stuart Reynolds discuss the struggle to get accommodations from service providers.

We speak with Shelley Ann Morris, a passionate ambassador for the blind and partially-sighted community about winning the 2024 Vision Champion Award.

On Know Your Rights, Danielle McLaughlin and her guest Stuart Reynolds discuss the struggle to get accommodations from service providers.