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When preparations for the upcoming talent show end up being more complicated than expected, Isaac learns that it's OK to ask for help if you need it.

Howie becomes frustrated after offering to help Carly practice her volleyball skills, until he realizes that learning a new skill takes time.

Isaac's goal of incorporating sign language into the talent show confuses Howie, until he realizes that we don't all communicate the same way.

Laura Bain goes beyond disability stereotypes to spotlight compelling individuals leading full, engaged lives.

Jessica Holmes talks cranberries.

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

After retiring from freestyle motocross, Bruce Cook is on the search for both adrenaline and an income.

After avoiding speaking for over two decades, Joze Piranian, a severe stutterer, decides to confront his fears by holding conversations with his family that he never dared to have before.

Melissa is a vibrant, young woman who's just finished college and started her career but since graduation, her body and style have changed.

Determined to reinvent herself as the hot girl before the Valentine's Day party, Lennon recruits Joey to help her learn how to flirt, feel desirable and finally see herself the way she wants others to.

After retiring from freestyle motocross, Bruce Cook is on the search for both adrenaline and an income.

After avoiding speaking for over two decades, Joze Piranian, a severe stutterer, decides to confront his fears by holding conversations with his family that he never dared to have before.

Jessica Holmes talks cranberries.

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

Melissa is a vibrant, young woman who's just finished college and started her career but since graduation, her body and style have changed.

Depictions of the sex lives of people with disabilities are almost non-existent in pop culture; Rachele asks why, and sets out on a mission to change it.

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?

Naz, a contractor hammering away at stereotypes with his company, Deafinite Contracting.

When Isaac second-guesses his efforts to organize a clubhouse talent show, his friends reassure him that his way is a good way.

Carly is unsure about her first airplane trip, until a mock plane ride shows her that knowing what to expect helps flying feel fun.

A hurtful comment makes Carly sad, until her friends remind her that mean words hurt but kind words help!

Ron and Ashlyn push through bear country in the boreal forest on a 100-year-old railway track to reach base camp on Kingsmere Lake in Prince Albert National Park.

Melissa is a vibrant, young woman who's just finished college and started her career but since graduation, her body and style have changed.

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.

A nervous Maremma sheepdog and a relaxed cat test Janice as she makes several prosthetics; a German Shepherd needs an indoor slipper, and an Australian Cattle Dog seeks help for a knee injury.

Laura Bain goes beyond disability stereotypes to spotlight compelling individuals leading full, engaged lives.

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

Amy Lockwood started a handmade toy business from her basement; as it grows, she's at a crossroads.

Chris Stigas saw the need for a cupholder that was designed for wheelchairs.

Tristan is a Deaf realtor.

Ryan Benoit runs a clothing brand from a storefront in Sudbury, Ontario. He wants to expand the brand to other parts of the country, but has to navigate his way past a major setback before that happens.

A group of students starts a business that combats compost odors.

Denise Justin started an accessible clothing brand when she started to lose her eyesight; the pandemic slowed things down, and now she's looking for advice to build her business.

After retiring from freestyle motocross, Bruce Cook is on the search for both adrenaline and an income.

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.

Learning more about the Disabled Not Dead Society, a vibrant social group created to share knowledge and resources for people with mobility challenges.

Canadians give a heart-warming and candid view into the lives of people with Down syndrome, from dating to work and the importance of hugs.

When Aleem expresses insecurities about being "out" in public, Brian shows up as "Brianna" to the Wheelie Peep drag brunch; Victoria takes some important steps to finally move on from Brian.

Mary Mammoliti, a home cook and food blogger who is blind, knows her way around the kitchen; focusing on one chef, one dish and one-star ingredient.

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.

Coffee expert Ezra Braves cooks around a hunting and gathering theme.

Fred and Danny's adventures begin before they even leave Edmonton, when they must produce an ambitious live talk show and source a new vehicle for the upcoming trip; meanwhile, an old friend has some unsettling news.

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.

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.

Depictions of the sex lives of people with disabilities are almost non-existent in pop culture; Rachele asks why, and sets out on a mission to change it.

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.

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

Marilou is going from the beauty pageant world to the theater stage, while discussing coming to terms with a visible disability and many issues in the education system.

Examining the background and career of Patrick Anderson, arguably the greatest wheelchair basketball player of all time, as he prepares for the 2020 Paralympic Games in Tokyo.

After retiring from freestyle motocross, Bruce Cook is on the search for both adrenaline and an income.

Bobbi offers a described exercise routine with seated options, targeting some of the body's larger muscle groups to support movement and strength; Bobbi speaks with two physiotherapists about the importance of injury prevention.

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.

Learning more about the Disabled Not Dead Society, a vibrant social group created to share knowledge and resources for people with mobility challenges.

When Aleem expresses insecurities about being "out" in public, Brian shows up as "Brianna" to the Wheelie Peep drag brunch; Victoria takes some important steps to finally move on from Brian.

Canadians give a heart-warming and candid view into the lives of people with Down syndrome, from dating to work and the importance of hugs.

Getting away to Salt Spring Island and unwinding with Christa Couture on Canada's West Coast; Christa tries her hand at cow milking, beekeeping and sampling the local cannabis cuisine.

Ron and Ashlyn push through bear country in the boreal forest on a 100-year-old railway track to reach base camp on Kingsmere Lake in Prince Albert National Park.

As the after-effects of COVID-19 are studied around the globe, two young men with extreme cases of long COVID are learning the impacts of this unfamiliar journey together.

Paralympic boccia star Alison Levine's rise to prominence in the sport defied all expectations, even her own.

Marilou is going from the beauty pageant world to the theater stage, while discussing coming to terms with a visible disability and many issues in the education system.

Mary Mammoliti, a home cook and food blogger who is blind, knows her way around the kitchen; focusing on one chef, one dish and one-star ingredient.

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.

Coffee expert Ezra Braves cooks around a hunting and gathering theme.

Alex Smyth goes on an adventure with wolf dogs, underground caves, adapted skiing, and ice climbing in the Alberta Rockies.

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

Naz, a contractor hammering away at stereotypes with his company, Deafinite Contracting.

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.

When Isaac second-guesses his efforts to organize a clubhouse talent show, his friends reassure him that his way is a good way.

Carly is unsure about her first airplane trip, until a mock plane ride shows her that knowing what to expect helps flying feel fun.

A hurtful comment makes Carly sad, until her friends remind her that mean words hurt but kind words help!

Laura Bain goes beyond disability stereotypes to spotlight compelling individuals leading full, engaged lives.

Melissa is a vibrant, young woman who's just finished college and started her career but since graduation, her body and style have changed.

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

Naz, a contractor hammering away at stereotypes with his company, Deafinite Contracting.

Alex Smyth goes on an adventure with wolf dogs, underground caves, adapted skiing, and ice climbing in the Alberta Rockies.

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

When Isaac second-guesses his efforts to organize a clubhouse talent show, his friends reassure him that his way is a good way.

Carly is unsure about her first airplane trip, until a mock plane ride shows her that knowing what to expect helps flying feel fun.

A hurtful comment makes Carly sad, until her friends remind her that mean words hurt but kind words help!

Laura Bain goes beyond disability stereotypes to spotlight compelling individuals leading full, engaged lives.

Depictions of the sex lives of people with disabilities are almost non-existent in pop culture; Rachele asks why, and sets out on a mission to change it.

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.

After avoiding speaking for over two decades, Joze Piranian, a severe stutterer, decides to confront his fears by holding conversations with his family that he never dared to have before.

Examining the background and career of Patrick Anderson, arguably the greatest wheelchair basketball player of all time, as he prepares for the 2020 Paralympic Games in Tokyo.

After retiring from freestyle motocross, Bruce Cook is on the search for both adrenaline and an income.

Depictions of the sex lives of people with disabilities are almost non-existent in pop culture; Rachele asks why, and sets out on a mission to change it.

Melissa is a vibrant, young woman who's just finished college and started her career but since graduation, her body and style have changed.

Fred and Danny's adventures begin before they even leave Edmonton, when they must produce an ambitious live talk show and source a new vehicle for the upcoming trip; meanwhile, an old friend has some unsettling news.

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.

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.

Monika Schnarre helps make baked and bundled recipes.

Harvest Community Inc. provides unique employment opportunities for individuals with a disability in Saskatchewan; focusing on meaningful work and the intrinsic value of each individual, Harvest is building a strong, resilient community.

After retiring from freestyle motocross, Bruce Cook is on the search for both adrenaline and an income.

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

Naz, a contractor hammering away at stereotypes with his company, Deafinite Contracting.

Monika Schnarre helps make baked and bundled recipes.

Harvest Community Inc. provides unique employment opportunities for individuals with a disability in Saskatchewan; focusing on meaningful work and the intrinsic value of each individual, Harvest is building a strong, resilient community.

After retiring from freestyle motocross, Bruce Cook is on the search for both adrenaline and an income.

Examining the background and career of Patrick Anderson, arguably the greatest wheelchair basketball player of all time, as he prepares for the 2020 Paralympic Games in Tokyo.

As the after-effects of COVID-19 are studied around the globe, two young men with extreme cases of long COVID are learning the impacts of this unfamiliar journey together.

Paralympic boccia star Alison Levine's rise to prominence in the sport defied all expectations, even her own.

Chris helps David see through a mental block, and see the benefit of, tearing down a basement ceiling in order to turn the space into something wonderful.

Naz, a contractor hammering away at stereotypes with his company, Deafinite Contracting.

Marilou is going from the beauty pageant world to the theater stage, while discussing coming to terms with a visible disability and many issues in the education system.

Mary Mammoliti, a home cook and food blogger who is blind, knows her way around the kitchen; focusing on one chef, one dish and one-star ingredient.

Monika Schnarre helps make baked and bundled recipes.

Harvest Community Inc. provides unique employment opportunities for individuals with a disability in Saskatchewan; focusing on meaningful work and the intrinsic value of each individual, Harvest is building a strong, resilient community.

A black Lab, a boxer-mastiff mix and a Brittany springer are all involved in car accidents.

The Alberta Wheel Girls group is a community of women who talk openly about their experiences as wheelchair users. It has become a "sisterhood," a group of supporters, listeners and good friends.

A single mom, para-athlete, full-time student, and an aspiring broadcaster, Claire is a powerful, accomplished woman lost in oversized clothing and a look that doesn't reflect who she really is.

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.

Jennifer struggles with interviews; Simon gets nervous during interviews.

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

After an emotionally draining medical appointment forces Lennon to confront the realities of her cerebral palsy, she is unexpectedly paired with Dylan during community service.

When Isaac second-guesses his efforts to organize a clubhouse talent show, his friends reassure him that his way is a good way.

Carly is unsure about her first airplane trip, until a mock plane ride shows her that knowing what to expect helps flying feel fun.

A hurtful comment makes Carly sad, until her friends remind her that mean words hurt but kind words help!

The Alberta Wheel Girls group is a community of women who talk openly about their experiences as wheelchair users. It has become a "sisterhood," a group of supporters, listeners and good friends.