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Kevin Brauch, the Thirsty Traveller, cooks low and slow.

Meeting members of the Delta Thistle Curling Club, a band of lovable and candid characters of various ages and disabilities who come from all walks of life, including retirees, LGBT and professional athletes.

John looks at the history of Murderball, a.k.a. Wheelchair Rugby. After meeting one of its inventors, Duncan Campbell, John takes in a rugby tournament and hits the court to wrap up the history of this Canadian sport.

From puberty to old age, disability impacts sex lives in big and small ways; Rachele examines the way needs and desires change throughout the course of life.

A thoughtfully-described exercise routine that trains one of the most important muscle groups.

A thoughtfully-described exercise routine that works on the key muscles to help with balance, alignment and the prevention of injuries.

Bobbi guides an exercise routine with seated options, focusing on the arms and core to increase stability and strength, while also teaching how playing with rhythm can benefit health.

Jennie's goalball team squares off against her nemesis, Stinky Patty. Will Veronica's incessant courtside chatter lose them the game?

Laura Bain travels the famous Cabot Trail, sails on Bras d'Or Lake, and experiences a VIP single malt tasting at the Glenora Distillery's Whisky Warehouse.

John looks at the history of Murderball, a.k.a. Wheelchair Rugby. After meeting one of its inventors, Duncan Campbell, John takes in a rugby tournament and hits the court to wrap up the history of this Canadian sport.

Chris Judge and the crew have big plans for Cindy and Robbie's small basement office space; creative storage ideas; work space; hiding the dingy ceiling.

The staff at CNIB Guide Dogs prepares for the next group of future dogs while handlers recount the first time they were matched with a dog, forever changing their lives.

Katrina O'Neil's battle with memory loss. At 29, Katrina suffered a cardiac arrest, which put her in a coma. When Katrina woke up, she thought she was 15, and had lost all memory of her children and her adult life.

Christine looks for an accommodating job; Kelly has Asperger Syndrome.

After a group skydiving adventure, Brittney organizes a surprise birthday party for Brian as he and Victoria work through a rocky time in their relationship; Aleem is hospitalized.

As Bean and Roneel battle the pressures of their upcoming "Bollywheels" debut, Brian takes space from Victoria by joining Riccardo on a trip back home to Italy.

In Italy, Brian supports Riccardo on an emotional trip to reunite with his former music mentor; back home, Bean is on the job helping Aleem adjust to his new reality as a full-time wheelchair user.

Natasha attends a cheerleading reunion; Brian and Riccardo live it up in Italy; Bean reveals some unsettling news about her long-distance boyfriend.

As Bean prepares to meet her boyfriend in person for the first time, she seeks the Wheelie Peeps' advice about sex with a fellow wheelchair user; Brian and Victoria reach a decision about their future.

Brian "Muscles" pushes the Wheelie Peeps way out of their comfort zone on an off-the-grid camping trip; Bean's visit comes to an end.

Dungeons & Dragons is a truly accessible game; learning more about this real-time role-playing game and the people that play it.

Having battled with the realities of multiple sclerosis for 46 years, Joanne craves independence and the feeling of freedom; Joanne takes on her fear of heights.

A mountain biking accident left Mitch paralyzed; he felt like he lost his purpose in life; the adrenaline junkie dreams of the day he can ride down his favorite trail again; Bruce has adventures in store for Mitch.

Dave Brown meets Luke Anderson, an engineer who sustained a spinal cord injury and went on to found StopGap, a movement dedicated to improving accessibility through simple, impactful ramps.

Trailblazers Tandem Cycling Club offers recreational cycling to people who are blind or partially sighted through rides with sighted volunteers.

Often misunderstood and thought of as only a "soldier's disease," Post-Traumatic Stress Order (PTSD) can affect anyone who has experienced any kind of trauma; survivors tell their stories and dispel those myths.

Martin renews his foundation in order to organize a bowl-a-thon; David goes to meet a young entrepreneur he mentored; Pascal shares his knowledge with young basketball players.

Mary Mammoliti welcomes Edmonton chef Blair Lebsack into her virtual kitchen to prepare pork tenderloin with root vegetables.

Mary Mammoliti invites chef Mariel Montero Sena to cook a traditional Pastel Azteca, or Mexican lasagne.

Preparing yogurt-creamed oats with fruit, a frittata and a tortilla with guest chef John Cirillo.

Michael C. Clive guests as the chefs prepare an Asian shrimp salad with mango noodle slaw, Musubi rolls and a quinoa salad.

After a group skydiving adventure, Brittney organizes a surprise birthday party for Brian as he and Victoria work through a rocky time in their relationship; Aleem is hospitalized.

As Bean and Roneel battle the pressures of their upcoming "Bollywheels" debut, Brian takes space from Victoria by joining Riccardo on a trip back home to Italy.

In Italy, Brian supports Riccardo on an emotional trip to reunite with his former music mentor; back home, Bean is on the job helping Aleem adjust to his new reality as a full-time wheelchair user.

Natasha attends a cheerleading reunion; Brian and Riccardo live it up in Italy; Bean reveals some unsettling news about her long-distance boyfriend.

As Bean prepares to meet her boyfriend in person for the first time, she seeks the Wheelie Peeps' advice about sex with a fellow wheelchair user; Brian and Victoria reach a decision about their future.

Brian "Muscles" pushes the Wheelie Peeps way out of their comfort zone on an off-the-grid camping trip; Bean's visit comes to an end.

From puberty to old age, disability impacts sex lives in big and small ways; Rachele examines the way needs and desires change throughout the course of life.

Dave Brown meets Luke Anderson, an engineer who sustained a spinal cord injury and went on to found StopGap, a movement dedicated to improving accessibility through simple, impactful ramps.