Accessible Media Inc.

Alex Smyth, along with Mark Zillman and Daniel Kish, discusses the impacts of hearing.

Dave meets Steve "Glynn" Dangle, a renowned hockey podcaster who uses his platform to raise awareness and funds for Easter Seals, in honour of his sister; after a Blue Room chat, Steve reveals his new passion: birdwatching.

Through the voices of two residents living in assisted-living settings, Home is Everything illuminates the challenges, breakthroughs, and life-transforming power of accessible housing.

Meeting three professional performers of differing abilities, who describe the hard work and barriers they break down to express themselves through art.

Vincent organizes a dinner at the presbytery with Martin and Pascal; the four men take stock of the past few months and look ahead at what awaits them in the short term.

Living with a degenerative disease could seem overwhelming, but these Canadians show there can be hope.

Christine Ha and Carl Heinrich join forces with chefs to cook dishes and share tips on how to be more self-sufficient in the kitchen.

Mindful Mouthful, a transition program to assist people living with developmental disabilities move into the work force and become more independent that has evolved into a social enterprise.

Host Christa Couture travels north to Carcross, Yukon, where a floatplane ride over sweeping mountain landscapes kicks off a journey shaped by connection and surprise.

Delving into the power of words.

Indigenous singer Laura Vinson shares her heart and personal queries that led her on a quest to find Indigenous artists who are disabled.

People who have discovered ways to cope with a physical disability or mental health challenges share their stories.

Learn what it takes to be a Para Triathlete from Canadian National Team members Jon Dunkerly and Jessica Tuomela in Victoria, B.C., and discover Active Together in Peterborough, Ont.

Dave meets Steve "Glynn" Dangle, a renowned hockey podcaster who uses his platform to raise awareness and funds for Easter Seals, in honour of his sister; after a Blue Room chat, Steve reveals his new passion: birdwatching.

Through the voices of two residents living in assisted-living settings, Home is Everything illuminates the challenges, breakthroughs, and life-transforming power of accessible housing.

Host Christa Couture travels north to Carcross, Yukon, where a floatplane ride over sweeping mountain landscapes kicks off a journey shaped by connection and surprise.

Delving into the power of words.

Indigenous singer Laura Vinson shares her heart and personal queries that led her on a quest to find Indigenous artists who are disabled.

People who have discovered ways to cope with a physical disability or mental health challenges share their stories.

Learn what it takes to be a Para Triathlete from Canadian National Team members Jon Dunkerly and Jessica Tuomela in Victoria, B.C., and discover Active Together in Peterborough, Ont.

Christine Ha and Carl Heinrich join forces with chefs to cook dishes and share tips on how to be more self-sufficient in the kitchen.

Mindful Mouthful, a transition program to assist people living with developmental disabilities move into the work force and become more independent that has evolved into a social enterprise.

With clients facing macular degeneration and spina bifida, Bruce Cook works to help them overcome mental and physical barriers to achieve the sense of freedom they both are searching for.

Alex Smyth explains why he showcases Winnipeg's history, culture and food.

Everything is sizzled and seared as chef Corbin Tomaszeski joins Christine and Carl in the kitchen.

For the past 20 years, Kingston's H'art Centre has provided an outlet for people of all abilities to artistically express themselves.

Host Christa Couture travels north to Carcross, Yukon, where a floatplane ride over sweeping mountain landscapes kicks off a journey shaped by connection and surprise.

Delving into the power of words.

Indigenous singer Laura Vinson shares her heart and personal queries that led her on a quest to find Indigenous artists who are disabled.

People who have discovered ways to cope with a physical disability or mental health challenges share their stories.

Learn what it takes to be a Para Triathlete from Canadian National Team members Jon Dunkerly and Jessica Tuomela in Victoria, B.C., and discover Active Together in Peterborough, Ont.

Meeting three professional performers of differing abilities, who describe the hard work and barriers they break down to express themselves through art.

Alex Smyth explains why he showcases Winnipeg's history, culture and food.

Everything is sizzled and seared as chef Corbin Tomaszeski joins Christine and Carl in the kitchen.

For the past 20 years, Kingston's H'art Centre has provided an outlet for people of all abilities to artistically express themselves.

Host Christa Couture travels north to Carcross, Yukon, where a floatplane ride over sweeping mountain landscapes kicks off a journey shaped by connection and surprise.

Delving into the power of words.

Indigenous singer Laura Vinson shares her heart and personal queries that led her on a quest to find Indigenous artists who are disabled.

Lucia strives for an office job despite suffering from Tourette Syndrome; Gavin hopes to make music professionally.

Big changes are in store for PawsAbility as Janice moves her practice; an old friend brings new visitors for brace fittings; a former Olympic Sledge Hockey champion and his miniature dachshund get much needed cart adjustments.

Ocularist Jean-François Durette shows how he custom-makes an acrylic prosthesis for each patient.

Protesters rally over an ableist serial home invader; Angry Goose Airlines' solution to broken wheelchairs; a masseur who is deaf reacts to an accessible shopping trip.

Chris Judge and Rebekah Higgs give tips for home improvement and accessibility tips.

With clients facing macular degeneration and spina bifida, Bruce Cook works to help them overcome mental and physical barriers to achieve the sense of freedom they both are searching for.

Everything is sizzled and seared as chef Corbin Tomaszeski joins Christine and Carl in the kitchen.

For the past 20 years, Kingston's H'art Centre has provided an outlet for people of all abilities to artistically express themselves.

Tyler heads to Victoria to learn cold water freediving from instructor Chris Adair, exploring how his adaptive prosthetics can support his progress in the sport.

Memory loss is unique to each person; meeting Canadians who candidly share their experiences with this invisible disability.

Dave Brown meets Norah Myers, an influencer and advocate for inclusion in Pilates, whose viral videos demonstrate the practice is for everybody.

A look into the life and career of Marie Webb, an artist who turned her setbacks into opportunities and became a trailblazer in advocating for inclusivity in the arts.

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.

After mixed results on their first live talk show, Fred and Danny are on their way to Vancouver to produce a second special; a misunderstanding on a golf course leads to an explosive argument between the two friends.

Tyler heads to Victoria to learn cold water freediving from instructor Chris Adair, exploring how his adaptive prosthetics can support his progress in the sport.

Memory loss is unique to each person; meeting Canadians who candidly share their experiences with this invisible disability.

Dave Brown meets Norah Myers, an influencer and advocate for inclusion in Pilates, whose viral videos demonstrate the practice is for everybody.

A look into the life and career of Marie Webb, an artist who turned her setbacks into opportunities and became a trailblazer in advocating for inclusivity in the arts.

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.

Everything is sizzled and seared as chef Corbin Tomaszeski joins Christine and Carl in the kitchen.

For the past 20 years, Kingston's H'art Centre has provided an outlet for people of all abilities to artistically express themselves.

After mixed results on their first live talk show, Fred and Danny are on their way to Vancouver to produce a second special; a misunderstanding on a golf course leads to an explosive argument between the two friends.

People who have discovered ways to cope with a physical disability or mental health challenges share their stories.

Learn what it takes to be a Para Triathlete from Canadian National Team members Jon Dunkerly and Jessica Tuomela in Victoria, B.C., and discover Active Together in Peterborough, Ont.

Christine and Carl are joined by French Cook at Home, Laura Calder.

Stories of community members, places, organizations and things working to make life enjoyable for individuals with disabilities.

Tyler heads to Victoria to learn cold water freediving from instructor Chris Adair, exploring how his adaptive prosthetics can support his progress in the sport.

Memory loss is unique to each person; meeting Canadians who candidly share their experiences with this invisible disability.

Dave Brown meets Norah Myers, an influencer and advocate for inclusion in Pilates, whose viral videos demonstrate the practice is for everybody.

A look into the life and career of Marie Webb, an artist who turned her setbacks into opportunities and became a trailblazer in advocating for inclusivity in the arts.

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.

Host Christa Couture travels north to Carcross, Yukon, where a floatplane ride over sweeping mountain landscapes kicks off a journey shaped by connection and surprise.

Chris Judge and Rebekah Higgs give tips for home improvement and accessibility tips.

People who have discovered ways to cope with a physical disability or mental health challenges share their stories.

Learn what it takes to be a Para Triathlete from Canadian National Team members Jon Dunkerly and Jessica Tuomela in Victoria, B.C., and discover Active Together in Peterborough, Ont.

Christine and Carl are joined by French Cook at Home, Laura Calder.

Stories of community members, places, organizations and things working to make life enjoyable for individuals with disabilities.

Tyler heads to Victoria to learn cold water freediving from instructor Chris Adair, exploring how his adaptive prosthetics can support his progress in the sport.

Memory loss is unique to each person; meeting Canadians who candidly share their experiences with this invisible disability.

Dave Brown meets Norah Myers, an influencer and advocate for inclusion in Pilates, whose viral videos demonstrate the practice is for everybody.

A look into the life and career of Marie Webb, an artist who turned her setbacks into opportunities and became a trailblazer in advocating for inclusivity in the arts.

Alex Smyth explains why he showcases Winnipeg's history, culture and food.

Mary invites friend, and Insta-famous food blogger, Andrea Buckett to her kitchen for a puttanesca salad with steak; learning about one of Mary's favourite kitchen gadgets.

Toronto-based chef and philanthropist Sang Kim has been teaching adults and children the art of making sushi; Sang and Mary as they make Dragon Rolls.

In the wake of Lex's unexpected early retirement, Ness and Eva deliberate over the options of getting a new guide dog, involving a potentially dangerous trip to the U.S.

Big changes are in store for PawsAbility as Janice moves her practice; an old friend brings new visitors for brace fittings; a former Olympic Sledge Hockey champion and his miniature dachshund get much needed cart adjustments.

Ocularist Jean-François Durette shows how he custom-makes an acrylic prosthesis for each patient.

Christine and Carl are joined by French Cook at Home, Laura Calder.

Stories of community members, places, organizations and things working to make life enjoyable for individuals with disabilities.

Juggling lodge renovations and his modification business, Bruce begins to spread himself thin and enlists his friend Tom for help; they race to finish the work on Roxie's motorcycle in time for her arrival, and the reveal.

Under pressure from the network, Fred and Danny must produce a flawless second live talk show in Vancouver. The problem? They have no script, guests, crew or venue. Danny's caregiver, Nick, arrives to lend a hand.

Curtis Ruttle, a 15-year-old skateboarding addict who is partially sighted, along with his family and friends create Calgary's first-ever fully accessible skatepark.

Protesters rally over an ableist serial home invader; Angry Goose Airlines' solution to broken wheelchairs; a masseur who is deaf reacts to an accessible shopping trip.

When a customer unknowingly trades in some very valuable "Rocket" Richard skates, D.J. sets out to find their rightful owner despite Cynthia's wishes to use the cash to help spruce up their store.

Juggling lodge renovations and his modification business, Bruce begins to spread himself thin and enlists his friend Tom for help; they race to finish the work on Roxie's motorcycle in time for her arrival, and the reveal.

Under pressure from the network, Fred and Danny must produce a flawless second live talk show in Vancouver. The problem? They have no script, guests, crew or venue. Danny's caregiver, Nick, arrives to lend a hand.

Curtis Ruttle, a 15-year-old skateboarding addict who is partially sighted, along with his family and friends create Calgary's first-ever fully accessible skatepark.

Christine and Carl are joined by French Cook at Home, Laura Calder.

Stories of community members, places, organizations and things working to make life enjoyable for individuals with disabilities.

Protesters rally over an ableist serial home invader; Angry Goose Airlines' solution to broken wheelchairs; a masseur who is deaf reacts to an accessible shopping trip.

When a customer unknowingly trades in some very valuable "Rocket" Richard skates, D.J. sets out to find their rightful owner despite Cynthia's wishes to use the cash to help spruce up their store.

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.

In the wake of Lex's unexpected early retirement, Ness and Eva deliberate over the options of getting a new guide dog, involving a potentially dangerous trip to the U.S.

Alex Smyth explains why he showcases Winnipeg's history, culture and food.

Protesters rally over an ableist serial home invader; Angry Goose Airlines' solution to broken wheelchairs; a masseur who is deaf reacts to an accessible shopping trip.

Chris Judge and Rebekah Higgs give tips for home improvement and accessibility tips.

Big changes are in store for PawsAbility as Janice moves her practice; an old friend brings new visitors for brace fittings; a former Olympic Sledge Hockey champion and his miniature dachshund get much needed cart adjustments.

Ocularist Jean-François Durette shows how he custom-makes an acrylic prosthesis for each patient.

Lucia strives for an office job despite suffering from Tourette Syndrome; Gavin hopes to make music professionally.

All Jennie Bonang wants at the moment is a decent new roommate, a hand-basket at the grocery store and for her social media seminar at work to go well. Is that too much to ask? Spoiler alert: yes.

Jennie invites Yves over to play their favourite board game, Shut Up Pirate! with Steve and Veronica. Meanwhile, holding down the fort at the library leads Sandy to the edge a nervous breakdown.

Yves gives Jennie a ride home for Thanksgiving and scores an invite to stay for dinner. But will he be able to dodge questions from her dad, understand her mom and protect himself from attacks by her feral sister, Shanimal?

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

Jennie gets an offer she can't refuse for her podcast. Or can she? This dilemma leads to her first fight with Yves and opens the door for Sandy to play mediator.

Chris Koch is a pretty normal guy; he is a traveler, farmer, motivational speaker and athlete; he dives with sharks, runs marathons and hitchhikes solo across Canada; but there is one difference: Chris doesn't have arms or legs.

Juggling lodge renovations and his modification business, Bruce begins to spread himself thin and enlists his friend Tom for help; they race to finish the work on Roxie's motorcycle in time for her arrival, and the reveal.

Dave Brown meets Norah Myers, an influencer and advocate for inclusion in Pilates, whose viral videos demonstrate the practice is for everybody.

A look into the life and career of Marie Webb, an artist who turned her setbacks into opportunities and became a trailblazer in advocating for inclusivity in the arts.

Memory loss is unique to each person; meeting Canadians who candidly share their experiences with this invisible disability.

Tyler heads to Victoria to learn cold water freediving from instructor Chris Adair, exploring how his adaptive prosthetics can support his progress in the sport.

Mary invites friend, and Insta-famous food blogger, Andrea Buckett to her kitchen for a puttanesca salad with steak; learning about one of Mary's favourite kitchen gadgets.

Toronto-based chef and philanthropist Sang Kim has been teaching adults and children the art of making sushi; Sang and Mary as they make Dragon Rolls.

Christine Ha and Carl Heinrich join forces with chefs to cook dishes and share tips on how to be more self-sufficient in the kitchen.

Christine Ha and Carl Heinrich join forces with chefs to cook dishes and share tips on how to be more self-sufficient in the kitchen.

All Jennie Bonang wants at the moment is a decent new roommate, a hand-basket at the grocery store and for her social media seminar at work to go well. Is that too much to ask? Spoiler alert: yes.

Jennie invites Yves over to play their favourite board game, Shut Up Pirate! with Steve and Veronica. Meanwhile, holding down the fort at the library leads Sandy to the edge a nervous breakdown.

Yves gives Jennie a ride home for Thanksgiving and scores an invite to stay for dinner. But will he be able to dodge questions from her dad, understand her mom and protect himself from attacks by her feral sister, Shanimal?

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

Jennie gets an offer she can't refuse for her podcast. Or can she? This dilemma leads to her first fight with Yves and opens the door for Sandy to play mediator.

When a customer unknowingly trades in some very valuable "Rocket" Richard skates, D.J. sets out to find their rightful owner despite Cynthia's wishes to use the cash to help spruce up their store.

Dave Brown meets Norah Myers, an influencer and advocate for inclusion in Pilates, whose viral videos demonstrate the practice is for everybody.

Lucia strives for an office job despite suffering from Tourette Syndrome; Gavin hopes to make music professionally.

Indigenous singer Laura Vinson shares her heart and personal queries that led her on a quest to find Indigenous artists who are disabled.

Under pressure from the network, Fred and Danny must produce a flawless second live talk show in Vancouver; the problem? They have no script, guests, crew or venue; Danny's caregiver, Nick, arrives to lend a hand.

Curtis Ruttle, a 15-year-old skateboarding addict who is partially sighted, along with his family and friends create Calgary's first-ever fully accessible skatepark.

Juggling lodge renovations and his modification business, Bruce begins to spread himself thin and enlists his friend Tom for help; they race to finish the work on Roxie's motorcycle in time for her arrival, and the reveal.

Dave Brown meets Norah Myers, an influencer and advocate for inclusion in Pilates, whose viral videos demonstrate the practice is for everybody.

A look into the life and career of Marie Webb, an artist who turned her setbacks into opportunities and became a trailblazer in advocating for inclusivity in the arts.

Tyler heads to Victoria to learn cold water freediving from instructor Chris Adair, exploring how his adaptive prosthetics can support his progress in the sport.

Memory loss is unique to each person; meeting Canadians who candidly share their experiences with this invisible disability.

Host Christa Couture travels north to Carcross, Yukon, where a floatplane ride over sweeping mountain landscapes kicks off a journey shaped by connection and surprise.

Delving into the power of words.

People who have discovered ways to cope with a physical disability or mental health challenges share their stories.

Learn what it takes to be a Para Triathlete from Canadian National Team members Jon Dunkerly and Jessica Tuomela in Victoria, B.C., and discover Active Together in Peterborough, Ont.

Indigenous singer Laura Vinson shares her heart and personal queries that led her on a quest to find Indigenous artists who are disabled.

Mary invites friend, and Insta-famous food blogger, Andrea Buckett to her kitchen for a puttanesca salad with steak; learning about one of Mary's favourite kitchen gadgets.

Toronto-based chef and philanthropist Sang Kim has been teaching adults and children the art of making sushi; Sang and Mary as they make Dragon Rolls.

Christine Ha and Carl Heinrich join forces with chefs to cook dishes and share tips on how to be more self-sufficient in the kitchen.

Christine Ha and Carl Heinrich join forces with chefs to cook dishes and share tips on how to be more self-sufficient in the kitchen.

Alex Smyth explains why he showcases Winnipeg's history, culture and food.

In the wake of Lex's unexpected early retirement, Ness and Eva deliberate over the options of getting a new guide dog, involving a potentially dangerous trip to the U.S.

Chris Judge and Rebekah Higgs give tips for home improvement and accessibility tips.

Big changes are in store for PawsAbility as Janice moves her practice; an old friend brings new visitors for brace fittings; a former Olympic Sledge Hockey champion and his miniature dachshund get much needed cart adjustments.

Ocularist Jean-François Durette shows how he custom-makes an acrylic prosthesis for each patient.

Protesters rally over an ableist serial home invader; Angry Goose Airlines' solution to broken wheelchairs; a masseur who is deaf reacts to an accessible shopping trip.

In the wake of Lex's unexpected early retirement, Ness and Eva deliberate over the options of getting a new guide dog, involving a potentially dangerous trip to the U.S.

Alex Smyth explains why he showcases Winnipeg's history, culture and food.

Lucia strives for an office job despite suffering from Tourette Syndrome; Gavin hopes to make music professionally.

Big changes are in store for PawsAbility as Janice moves her practice; an old friend brings new visitors for brace fittings; a former Olympic Sledge Hockey champion and his miniature dachshund get much needed cart adjustments.

Ocularist Jean-François Durette shows how he custom-makes an acrylic prosthesis for each patient.

When a customer unknowingly trades in some very valuable "Rocket" Richard skates, D.J. sets out to find their rightful owner despite Cynthia's wishes to use the cash to help spruce up their store.

Dave Brown meets Norah Myers, an influencer and advocate for inclusion in Pilates, whose viral videos demonstrate the practice is for everybody.

Curtis Ruttle, a 15-year-old skateboarding addict who is partially sighted, along with his family and friends create Calgary's first-ever fully accessible skatepark.

Under pressure from the network, Fred and Danny must produce a flawless second live talk show in Vancouver; the problem? They have no script, guests, crew or venue; Danny's caregiver, Nick, arrives to lend a hand.

Juggling lodge renovations and his modification business, Bruce begins to spread himself thin and enlists his friend Tom for help; they race to finish the work on Roxie's motorcycle in time for her arrival, and the reveal.

When a customer unknowingly trades in some very valuable "Rocket" Richard skates, D.J. sets out to find their rightful owner despite Cynthia's wishes to use the cash to help spruce up their store.

Protesters rally over an ableist serial home invader; Angry Goose Airlines' solution to broken wheelchairs; a masseur who is deaf reacts to an accessible shopping trip.

All Jennie Bonang wants at the moment is a decent new roommate, a hand-basket at the grocery store and for her social media seminar at work to go well. Is that too much to ask? Spoiler alert: yes.

Jennie invites Yves over to play their favorite board game "Shut Up Pirate" with Steve and Veronica; meanwhile, holding down the fort at the library leads Sandy to the edge of a nervous breakdown.

Yves gives Jennie a ride home for Thanksgiving and scores an invite to stay for dinner. But will he be able to dodge questions from her dad, understand her mom and protect himself from attacks by her feral sister, Shanimal?

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

Jennie gets an offer she can't refuse for her podcast. Or can she? This dilemma leads to her first fight with Yves and opens the door for Sandy to play mediator.

Radio personality Erin Davis joins Christine and Carl to talk about stuffed foods.

Visiting Hope's Home, Canada's first medical daycare for children; founded by Jacqueline Tisher, this remarkable concept was inspired through frustration, heartbreak, and a mother's love.

Juggling lodge renovations and his modification business, Bruce begins to spread himself thin and enlists his friend Tom for help; they race to finish the work on Roxie's motorcycle in time for her arrival, and the reveal.

Chris Koch is a pretty normal guy; he is a traveler, farmer, motivational speaker and athlete; he dives with sharks, runs marathons and hitchhikes solo across Canada; but there is one difference: Chris doesn't have arms or legs.

Curtis Ruttle, a 15-year-old skateboarding addict who is partially sighted, along with his family and friends create Calgary's first-ever fully accessible skatepark.

In the wake of Lex's unexpected early retirement, Ness and Eva deliberate over the options of getting a new guide dog, involving a potentially dangerous trip to the U.S.

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.

Radio personality Erin Davis joins Christine and Carl to talk about stuffed foods.

Visiting Hope's Home, Canada's first medical daycare for children; founded by Jacqueline Tisher, this remarkable concept was inspired through frustration, heartbreak, and a mother's love.

Juggling lodge renovations and his modification business, Bruce begins to spread himself thin and enlists his friend Tom for help; they race to finish the work on Roxie's motorcycle in time for her arrival, and the reveal.

Chris Koch is a pretty normal guy; he is a traveler, farmer, motivational speaker and athlete; he dives with sharks, runs marathons and hitchhikes solo across Canada; but there is one difference: Chris doesn't have arms or legs.

People who have discovered ways to cope with a physical disability or mental health challenges share their stories.

Learn what it takes to be a Para Triathlete from Canadian National Team members Jon Dunkerly and Jessica Tuomela in Victoria, B.C., and discover Active Together in Peterborough, Ont.

Chris comes to the rescue of Allison and Pelham and helps them renovate their kitchen so they can turn their hobby into a full-time business.

Indigenous singer Laura Vinson shares her heart and personal queries that led her on a quest to find Indigenous artists who are disabled.

Mary invites friend, and Insta-famous food blogger, Andrea Buckett to her kitchen for a puttanesca salad with steak; learning about one of Mary's favourite kitchen gadgets.

Toronto-based chef and philanthropist Sang Kim has been teaching adults and children the art of making sushi; Sang and Mary as they make Dragon Rolls.

Radio personality Erin Davis joins Christine and Carl to talk about stuffed foods.

Visiting Hope's Home, Canada's first medical daycare for children; founded by Jacqueline Tisher, this remarkable concept was inspired through frustration, heartbreak, and a mother's love.

Janice is being kept busy with a rare case of a dog who uses prosthetics on both front legs.

An examination of different ailments of the eye.

A porch pirate is caught through an "accessible peephole"; a school hires a robot to decode students who are neurodivergent and AI processes their feelings; all the headlines and more from the Squeaky Wheel news team.

After accidentally getting Chris fired from Sports Dynasty, DJ tries to hire him as a security guard for OMT, which creates more problems than he imagined.

Miranda is forced to reevaluate her marketplace skills after multiple surgeries; Donald hopes to land a stable job, despite suffering from a genetic disorder.

In the wake of Lex's unexpected early retirement, Ness and Eva deliberate over the options of getting a new guide dog, involving a potentially dangerous trip to the U.S.

Janice is being kept busy with a rare case of a dog who uses prosthetics on both front legs.

An examination of different ailments of the eye.