Kelly And Company

Gardener Susan Kerney shares her tips for growing potted roses. Plus, we learn about the peculiar Evening Primrose, which…really isn’t a rose at all! LinkedIn is adding new AI tools to help users get ahead in their job search! John Biehler has the details on our weekly App Update. Advocacy organization, Indigenous Watchdog, gave Canada a C in reconciliation efforts, saying just two out of 94 calls to action have been fully realized. We find out more with Laura Bain on The Buzz. Canadian tennis player Milos Raonic broke a record for the most aces in a three-set match. Brock Richardson has that story and more on our Sports Update. “There’s more to imagine when you listen”. That’s the slogan of Audible’s new campaign promoting the versatility of audiobooks. Ryan Hooey tells us what the creative ad campaign means for subscribers on The Chatty Bookshelf. We cap off our Friday edition of the show by reflecting on some highlight conversations from the past week, including discussions about: school plays and online s

“There’s more to imagine when you listen”. That’s the slogan of Audible’s new campaign promoting the versatility of audiobooks. Ryan Hooey tells us what the creative ad campaign means for subscribers on The Chatty Bookshelf. Imagine, video from AudibleAudible's campaign on InstagramAudiobooks.com website

Canadian tennis player Milos Raonic broke a record for the most aces in a three-set match. Brock Richardson has that story and more on our Sports Update.

LinkedIn is adding new AI tools to help users get ahead in their job search! John Biehler has the details on our weekly App Update.

Gardener Susan Kerney shares her tips for growing potted roses. Plus, we learn about the peculiar Evening Primrose, which…really isn’t a rose at all!

After spending a week gleaning all he can from the Worldwide Developers Conference, Mike Feir says he strongly recommends upgrading your Apple devices this year. We find out why. A new boutique airline boasting stress free travel for dogs and their humans is looking to mark new territory after selling out all their debut flights. Grant Hardy has that and more quirky stories on What in the World! On The Buzz, Laura Bain tells us about Too Good to Go, an app aimed at fighting food waste, and their new labels that encourage Canadians to look, smell, and taste before tossing out food. On Curious Minds, Christine Malec takes us on a tour of the Rideau Canal and describes the workings of it’s lock system. We meet Squeaky Wheel: Canada cast member, Wesley Magee-Saxton, who’s using their artistic pursuits to break down systemic barriers. We hear more from The Squeaky Wheel: Canada’s cast and crew about the making of AMI-tv’s brand new satirical news show!

We hear more from The Squeaky Wheel: Canada’s cast and crew about the making of AMI-tv’s brand new satirical news show!

We meet Squeaky Wheel: Canada cast member, Wesley Magee-Saxton, who’s using their artistic pursuits to break down systemic barriers.

On Curious Minds, Christine Malec takes us on a tour of the Rideau Canal and describes the workings of it’s lock system.

After spending a week gleaning all he can from the Worldwide Developers Conference, Mike Feir says he strongly recommends upgrading your Apple devices this year. We find out why.

Newfoundland’s youth in private group homes experience several vulnerabilities despite uncontrolled costs. Grant Hardy discusses this on trending headlines. We reach into our archives and revisit a conversation with Laen Herschler. He’s the Artistic Director for Theatre Terrific, a production company with a radically inclusive and diverse range of programming. The NDP have proposed changes to Trudeau’s Canada Disability Benefit that could delay the program’s rollout but vastly expand eligibility. Laura Bain has the details on The Buzz. Winnipeg Community Reporter Vic Pereira tells us how to grab tickets for Ma-buhay; a modern heartwarming Filipino pop-musical for the whole family. Audio Describer JJ Hunt shares his travels through Vietnam and gives us a sonic snapshot of traditional water puppetry. Podcaster Craig Baird joins us to discuss his podcast Canadian History Ex and his passion for our country’s past.

Podcaster Craig Baird joins us to discuss his podcast Canadian History Ex and his passion for our country’s past.

Audio Describer JJ Hunt shares his travels through Vietnam and gives us a sonic snapshot of traditional water puppetry.

Winnipeg Community Reporter Vic Pereira tells us how to grab tickets for Ma-buhay; a modern heartwarming Filipino pop-musical for the whole family.

We reach into our archives and revisit a conversation with Laen Herschler. He’s the Artistic Director for Theatre Terrific, a production company with a radically inclusive and diverse range of programming.

Dr. Danielle Jongkind reviews the new rules for dogs crossing the US border that come into effect on August 1st. We check in with the W. Ross MacDonald School’s Communications class to find out about their recent and upcoming events like Pride Month and a summer music camp for the visually impaired. We meet Rafeh Mahmudand learn about the world premiere of The Caged Bird Sings, a combination play and art installation at Toronto’s Aga Khan Museum this month. Community Reporter Kim Thistle tells us about some upcoming events to enjoy this summer, including the 48th annual Newfoundland Folk Festival! Writer Yang Wang reflects on Father’s Day and shares a poem she wrote at a spoken word workshop organized by Balance for Blind Adults. Friend of the show, Mark Phoenix joins us for our Voices segment. He tells us about his move east and his experience leaving one of the most accessible cities in Canada.

Friend of the show, Mark Phoenix joins us for our Voices segment. He tells us about his move east and his experience leaving one of the most accessible cities in Canada.

Writer Yang Wang reflects on Father’s Day and shares a poem she wrote at a spoken word workshop organized by Balance for Blind Adults.

Community Reporter Kim Thistle tells us about some upcoming events to enjoy this summer, including the 48th annual Newfoundland Folk Festival! Banished BrewingBanished Fest 2024 on InstagramNewfoundland and Labrador Folk Arts SocietySt. John's Pride Parade 

We meet Rafeh Mahmudand learn about the world premiere of The Caged Bird Sings, a combination play and art installation at Toronto’s Aga Khan Museum this month. Aga Khan Museum Programs