The Investigative documentary “Bodies for Rent” reveals the hidden dangers of pharmaceutical drug testing on society’s most vulnerable. Emmy award winning Canadian documentary filmmaker Habiba Nosheen joins us next to chat about her new Documentary. Is the Body Roundness Index the latest trend replacing Body Mass Index? Find out what it is and how it relates to obesity in our wellness chat with Frances Wong. On our Book Club, we explore Nancy L. Eiesland's The Disabled God: Toward a Liberatory Theology of Disability, and discuss how the book reimagines disability in Christian theology. Let's unwrap the mysterious reappearance of the Reggie Bar, and how this beloved 1970s American candy found its way back, thanks to a couple of Canadians.

On our Book Club, we explore Nancy L. Eiesland's The Disabled God: Toward a Liberatory Theology of Disability, and discuss how the book reimagines disability in Christian theology.

Is the Body Roundness Index the latest trend replacing Body Mass Index? Find out what it is and how it relates to obesity in our wellness chat with Frances Wong.

The Investigative documentary “Bodies for Rent” reveals the hidden dangers of pharmaceutical drug testing on society’s most vulnerable. Emmy award winning Canadian documentary filmmaker Habiba Nosheen joins us next to chat about her new Documentary.

Michael Babcock shares how revisiting Python has reignited his passion for solving tech problems! Mark Rankin breaks down the roles of an Orientation and Mobility Specialist, functions he finds he falls into: the Fixer, Cheerleader, Coach, Local Guide, and the Everything Guy. Danielle McLaughlin chats with Lawyer and disability rights advocate David Lepofsky about insights on his battles and accomplishments that have made such a difference to so many people. Why Aren't Humanoid Robots in Our Homes Yet, and if so how many would we need or want? Let's find out.

Danielle McLaughlin chats with Lawyer and disability rights advocate David Lepofsky about insights on his battles and accomplishments that have made such a difference to so many people.

Mark Rankin breaks down the roles of an Orientation and Mobility Specialist, functions he finds he falls into: the Fixer, Cheerleader, Coach, Local Guide, and the Everything Guy.