Accessible Media Inc.

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.

Follow writer/director Paul Power and three of his newest recruits, all members of the disability community, through acting workshops and, eventually, to the stage.

On a muddy recovery job, Dale proves that size doesn't matter when it comes to getting the job done.

Siblings Ishan and Shanaya were both born with Spinal Muscular Atrophy; the self-proclaimed "control freaks" want to get away from their repetitive day-to-day lives and relish the excitement of not knowing what's coming next.

Louise, a once independent woman who loved the freedom of going where she wanted, whenever she wanted, is now feeling lost with her new life in a wheelchair.

Ryan attends a Calgary Flames tribute game for NHL player Johnny Gaudreau and reflects on how it reminds him of Humboldt. Ryan also plays in his first wheelchair basketball tournament of the season and struggles with limited playing time.

As an athlete who is Deaf, former pro baseball player Tyson Gillies adapted to a sport that relies on verbal communication. With coaching, Tyler reads hand signals and tempo instead of sound, developing new instincts at the plate.

Madrid jazz singer Cristina Diaz and adopted Montrealer Alvino Forbes have no conservatory degrees, but they've both chosen music as their personal form of creative expression. Two positive individuals for whom friendship is essential, and happiness seems as natural as breathing.

Race car driver Austin wants to turn his knowledge of cars into a paying job; Madison, who has Down syndrome, is looking to pursue a career in modeling.

Ryan attends a Calgary Flames tribute game for NHL player Johnny Gaudreau and reflects on how it reminds him of Humboldt. Ryan also plays in his first wheelchair basketball tournament of the season and struggles with limited playing time.

As an athlete who is Deaf, former pro baseball player Tyson Gillies adapted to a sport that relies on verbal communication. With coaching, Tyler reads hand signals and tempo instead of sound, developing new instincts at the plate.

Madrid jazz singer Cristina Diaz and adopted Montrealer Alvino Forbes have no conservatory degrees, but they've both chosen music as their personal form of creative expression. Two positive individuals for whom friendship is essential, and happiness seems as natural as breathing.

Dave meets Amazing Race Canada winner Tim Hague Sr., who has Parkinson's Disease and advocates for others through his U-Turn Parkinson's facility; then, Tim and Dave hit the ring for some boxing.

Dave Brown chats with Paralympic champion and rehab engineer Jaimie Borisoff about innovation, mobility and life after elite sport; then they explore the future of accessibility tech, including an encounter with BCIT's robotic dog, MACO!

Host April Hubbard and guests discuss the depiction of disability on screen and on stage.

Participants discuss what it feels like to live with Tourette syndrome.

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.

Follow writer/director Paul Power and three of his newest recruits, all members of the disability community, through acting workshops and, eventually, to the stage.

A sex-ed class leaves Lennon convinced she's behind everyone else when it comes to love, relationships and sex; determined to catch up, she embarks on a reckless mission to experience everything she's been missing.

Christine Ha and Carl Heinrich are joined by Jazz singer Emilie-Claire Barlow.

Learning more about the Team Jigger Foundation, a not-for-profit organization that aims to provide rehabilitation tools for individuals who have suffered spinal cord injuries or associated neurological disorders.

Siblings Ishan and Shanaya were both born with Spinal Muscular Atrophy; the self-proclaimed "control freaks" want to get away from their repetitive day-to-day lives and relish the excitement of not knowing what's coming next.

Louise, a once independent woman who loved the freedom of going where she wanted, whenever she wanted, is now feeling lost with her new life in a wheelchair.

Ryan attends a Calgary Flames tribute game for NHL player Johnny Gaudreau and reflects on how it reminds him of Humboldt. Ryan also plays in his first wheelchair basketball tournament of the season and struggles with limited playing time.

As an athlete who is Deaf, former pro baseball player Tyson Gillies adapted to a sport that relies on verbal communication. With coaching, Tyler reads hand signals and tempo instead of sound, developing new instincts at the plate.

Bobbi goes through exercises designed to develop the cardiovascular system and strengthen the legs, core and back muscles.

Dave meets Amazing Race Canada winner Tim Hague Sr., who has Parkinson's Disease and advocates for others through his U-Turn Parkinson's facility; then, Tim and Dave hit the ring for some boxing.

Dave Brown chats with Paralympic champion and rehab engineer Jaimie Borisoff about innovation, mobility and life after elite sport; then they explore the future of accessibility tech, including an encounter with BCIT's robotic dog, MACO!

Laura Vinson meets up with Lyle and David Donald, a father and son who head up the Edmonton Métis Dancers.

Christine Ha and Carl Heinrich are joined by Jazz singer Emilie-Claire Barlow.

Learning more about the Team Jigger Foundation, a not-for-profit organization that aims to provide rehabilitation tools for individuals who have suffered spinal cord injuries or associated neurological disorders.

Injured as a teenager, a young woman doesn't realize her potential until she meets other wheelchair users in university; that's the same feeling for a woman born without sight, who shares her lived experiences to support others.

Alex Smyth visits Quebec during the winter to learn about what the province has to offer.

Martin gets back to training because his weight poses a health risk; David must have a high-calorie diet, Vincent confides about his acromegaly and Pascal recalls an episode of cardiac arrhythmia he experienced.

Host April Hubbard and guests discuss the depiction of disability on screen and on stage.

Participants discuss what it feels like to live with Tourette syndrome.

Christine Ha and Carl Heinrich are joined by Jazz singer Emilie-Claire Barlow.

Learning more about the Team Jigger Foundation, a not-for-profit organization that aims to provide rehabilitation tools for individuals who have suffered spinal cord injuries or associated neurological disorders.

Dave meets Amazing Race Canada winner Tim Hague Sr., who has Parkinson's Disease and advocates for others through his U-Turn Parkinson's facility; then, Tim and Dave hit the ring for some boxing.

Dave Brown chats with Paralympic champion and rehab engineer Jaimie Borisoff about innovation, mobility and life after elite sport; then they explore the future of accessibility tech, including an encounter with BCIT's robotic dog, MACO!

The travel secrets of the 6ix, Canada's big and bold metropolis of Toronto; talented locals, including comedian Ann Pornel and activist Spencer West, show host Therese Estacion a side of Toronto that has never been seen before.

Follow camper Taryn Batchelor as she attends Zajac Ranch for the very first time, a fully accessible summer camp in British Columbia designed for young people with disabilities and complex medical needs.

While Dale struggles to run the family farm and his business, Gripp gets a call from his sister after a terrifying crash and races to help.

Chris is a charismatic entrepreneur who just launched his first business, and he knows that if he wants to close the deal, his pitch and presentation both need to be on point and his current sport-casual look just isn't cutting it.

Max lies to Maggie so he can hang out with Patrick; Dorothy reveals her plans for her daughter; Max has a breakthrough in Alcoholics Anonymous.

Ryan attends a Calgary Flames tribute game for NHL player Johnny Gaudreau and reflects on how it reminds him of Humboldt. Ryan also plays in his first wheelchair basketball tournament of the season and struggles with limited playing time.

As an athlete who is Deaf, former pro baseball player Tyson Gillies adapted to a sport that relies on verbal communication. With coaching, Tyler reads hand signals and tempo instead of sound, developing new instincts at the plate.

While Dale struggles to run the family farm and his business, Gripp gets a call from his sister after a terrifying crash and races to help.

Chris is a charismatic entrepreneur who just launched his first business, and he knows that if he wants to close the deal, his pitch and presentation both need to be on point and his current sport-casual look just isn't cutting it.

Max lies to Maggie so he can hang out with Patrick; Dorothy reveals her plans for her daughter; Max has a breakthrough in Alcoholics Anonymous.

A sex-ed class leaves Lennon convinced she's behind everyone else when it comes to love, relationships and sex; determined to catch up, she embarks on a reckless mission to experience everything she's been missing.

Following Kiesha, a vibrant 24-year-old incomplete quadriplegic, as she focuses on regaining her strength and retraining her muscle memory as she empowers herself to access health care services in Alberta.

Christine Ha and Carl Heinrich are joined by Jazz singer Emilie-Claire Barlow.

Learning more about the Team Jigger Foundation, a not-for-profit organization that aims to provide rehabilitation tools for individuals who have suffered spinal cord injuries or associated neurological disorders.

Race car driver Austin wants to turn his knowledge of cars into a paying job; Madison, who has Down syndrome, is looking to pursue a career in modeling.

Chef Rob Rainford visits Christine Ha and Carl Heinrich in the kitchen to learn about confiting.

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

The travel secrets of the 6ix, Canada's big and bold metropolis of Toronto; talented locals, including comedian Ann Pornel and activist Spencer West, show host Therese Estacion a side of Toronto that has never been seen before.

Follow camper Taryn Batchelor as she attends Zajac Ranch for the very first time, a fully accessible summer camp in British Columbia designed for young people with disabilities and complex medical needs.

While Dale struggles to run the family farm and his business, Gripp gets a call from his sister after a terrifying crash and races to help.

Chris is a charismatic entrepreneur who just launched his first business, and he knows that if he wants to close the deal, his pitch and presentation both need to be on point and his current sport-casual look just isn't cutting it.

Speaking with ambassadors from organizations that serve people with disabilities about their roles and making a difference in the world.

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

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 lasagna.

Chef Rob Rainford visits Christine Ha and Carl Heinrich in the kitchen to learn about confiting.

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

Siblings Ishan and Shanaya were both born with Spinal Muscular Atrophy; the self-proclaimed "control freaks" want to get away from their repetitive day-to-day lives and relish the excitement of not knowing what's coming next.

Louise, a once independent woman who loved the freedom of going where she wanted, whenever she wanted, is now feeling lost with her new life in a wheelchair.

Ryan attends a Calgary Flames tribute game for NHL player Johnny Gaudreau and reflects on how it reminds him of Humboldt. Ryan also plays in his first wheelchair basketball tournament of the season and struggles with limited playing time.

As an athlete who is Deaf, former pro baseball player Tyson Gillies adapted to a sport that relies on verbal communication. With coaching, Tyler reads hand signals and tempo instead of sound, developing new instincts at the plate.

Madrid jazz singer Cristina Diaz and adopted Montrealer Alvino Forbes have no conservatory degrees, but they've both chosen music as their personal form of creative expression. Two positive individuals for whom friendship is essential, and happiness seems as natural as breathing.

Following Kiesha, a vibrant 24-year-old incomplete quadriplegic, as she focuses on regaining her strength and retraining her muscle memory as she empowers herself to access health care services in Alberta.

Alex Smyth visits Quebec during the winter to learn about what the province has to offer.

Chef Rob Rainford visits Christine Ha and Carl Heinrich in the kitchen to learn about confiting.

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

Janice casts a pug for a neck brace and a cat for an orthotic boot; an elderly Shih Tzu hopes to find a simple solution for a possible neurological problem.

Laura contemplates the richness of her family's Indigenous heritage and culture and the ways her culture and art brings healing.

Caden Teneycke, a business student and social media creator with millions of followers, takes Dave off-road on Vancouver Island. Around the campfire, they talk influence, impact and the power of using your voice.

Dave Brown meets trailblazing Member of Parliament and Paralympian Carla Qualtrough to talk sports, leadership and disability advocacy. Then Dave takes on a new challenge: learning to walk with a guide dog!

Host April Hubbard discusses the ways in which people can end disability poverty in Canada.

Visually impaired guests answer questions and talk about what it is like to navigate the world without sight.

While Dale struggles to run the family farm and his business, Gripp gets a call from his sister after a terrifying crash and races to help.

Caden Teneycke, a business student and social media creator with millions of followers, takes Dave off-road on Vancouver Island. Around the campfire, they talk influence, impact and the power of using your voice.

Dave Brown meets trailblazing Member of Parliament and Paralympian Carla Qualtrough to talk sports, leadership and disability advocacy. Then Dave takes on a new challenge: learning to walk with a guide dog!

Host April Hubbard discusses the ways in which people can end disability poverty in Canada.

Visually impaired guests answer questions and talk about what it is like to navigate the world without sight.

Race car driver Austin wants to turn his knowledge of cars into a paying job; Madison, who has Down syndrome, is looking to pursue a career in modeling.

Martin gets back to training because his weight poses a health risk; David must have a high-calorie diet, Vincent confides about his acromegaly and Pascal recalls an episode of cardiac arrhythmia he experienced.

Chef Rob Rainford visits Christine Ha and Carl Heinrich in the kitchen to learn about confiting.

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

Ryan attends a Calgary Flames tribute game for NHL player Johnny Gaudreau and reflects on how it reminds him of Humboldt. Ryan also plays in his first wheelchair basketball tournament of the season and struggles with limited playing time.

As an athlete who is Deaf, former pro baseball player Tyson Gillies adapted to a sport that relies on verbal communication. With coaching, Tyler reads hand signals and tempo instead of sound, developing new instincts at the plate.

Chef Nick Liu and hosts Christine Ha and Carl Heinrich create 3 dishes that feature fermentation.

Calgary's Vecova has been providing support services to persons with disabilities for over 50 years; a look at their housing, employment and health and fitness initiatives, and what the future holds for the facility.

Laura contemplates the richness of her family's Indigenous heritage and culture and the ways her culture and art brings healing.

Caden Teneycke, a business student and social media creator with millions of followers, takes Dave off-road on Vancouver Island; around the campfire, they talk influence, impact and the power of using your voice.

Dave Brown meets trailblazing Member of Parliament and Paralympian Carla Qualtrough to talk sports, leadership and disability advocacy; then Dave takes on a new challenge: learning to walk with a guide dog!

Bobbi focuses on a workout for the forearms and wrists, which is important for white cane users and guide dog handlers.

Visually impaired guests answer questions and talk about what it is like to navigate the world without sight.

Alex Smyth visits Quebec during the winter to learn about what the province has to offer.

Injured as a teenager, a young woman doesn't realize her potential until she meets other wheelchair users in university; that's the same feeling for a woman born without sight, who shares her lived experiences to support others.

Chef Nick Liu and hosts Christine Ha and Carl Heinrich create 3 dishes that feature fermentation.

Calgary's Vecova has been providing support services to persons with disabilities for over 50 years; a look at their housing, employment and health and fitness initiatives, and what the future holds for the facility.

The travel secrets of the 6ix, Canada's big and bold metropolis of Toronto; talented locals, including comedian Ann Pornel and activist Spencer West, show host Therese Estacion a side of Toronto that has never been seen before.

Follow camper Taryn Batchelor as she attends Zajac Ranch for the very first time, a fully accessible summer camp in British Columbia designed for young people with disabilities and complex medical needs.

While Dale struggles to run the family farm and his business, Gripp gets a call from his sister after a terrifying crash and races to help.

Chris is a charismatic entrepreneur who just launched his first business, and he knows that if he wants to close the deal, his pitch and presentation both need to be on point and his current sport-casual look just isn't cutting it.

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

Martin gets back to training because his weight poses a health risk; David must have a high-calorie diet, Vincent confides about his acromegaly and Pascal recalls an episode of cardiac arrhythmia he experienced.

Ryan attends a Calgary Flames tribute game for NHL player Johnny Gaudreau and reflects on how it reminds him of Humboldt. Ryan also plays in his first wheelchair basketball tournament of the season and struggles with limited playing time.

As an athlete who is Deaf, former pro baseball player Tyson Gillies adapted to a sport that relies on verbal communication. With coaching, Tyler reads hand signals and tempo instead of sound, developing new instincts at the plate.

Chef Nick Liu and hosts Christine Ha and Carl Heinrich create 3 dishes that feature fermentation.

Calgary's Vecova has been providing support services to persons with disabilities for over 50 years; a look at their housing, employment and health and fitness initiatives, and what the future holds for the facility.

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.

Host Mary Mammoliti prepares her first Nalysnyky, a Ukrainian crêpe, with chef Brad Smoliak.

Mary Mammoliti and guest chef Edgar Gutierrez prepare a traditional Filipino dish called Binacol, a chicken soup prepared with coconut water.

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.

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.

Race car driver Austin wants to turn his knowledge of cars into a paying job; Madison, who has Down syndrome, is looking to pursue a career in modeling.

Caden Teneycke, a business student and social media creator with millions of followers, takes Dave off-road on Vancouver Island; around the campfire, they talk influence, impact and the power of using your voice.

Dave Brown meets trailblazing Member of Parliament and Paralympian Carla Qualtrough to talk sports, leadership and disability advocacy; then Dave takes on a new challenge: learning to walk with a guide dog!

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.

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.

Following Kiesha, a vibrant 24-year-old incomplete quadriplegic, as she focuses on regaining her strength and retraining her muscle memory as she empowers herself to access health care services in Alberta.

Ryan attends a Calgary Flames tribute game for NHL player Johnny Gaudreau and reflects on how it reminds him of Humboldt. Ryan also plays in his first wheelchair basketball tournament of the season and struggles with limited playing time.

As an athlete who is Deaf, former pro baseball player Tyson Gillies adapted to a sport that relies on verbal communication. With coaching, Tyler reads hand signals and tempo instead of sound, developing new instincts at the plate.

Madrid jazz singer Cristina Diaz and adopted Montrealer Alvino Forbes have no conservatory degrees, but they've both chosen music as their personal form of creative expression. Two positive individuals for whom friendship is essential, and happiness seems as natural as breathing.

Chef Nick Liu and hosts Christine Ha and Carl Heinrich create 3 dishes that feature fermentation.

Calgary's Vecova has been providing support services to persons with disabilities for over 50 years; a look at their housing, employment and health and fitness initiatives, and what the future holds for the facility.

While Dale struggles to run the family farm and his business, Gripp gets a call from his sister after a terrifying crash and races to help.

It's Howie's first day at Guide Dog School! Isaac is worried, until he remembers that school is a great place to learn, discover and play!

Carly's nervousness about taking Howie to school goes away after learning the bus has special helpers, so everyone can ride.

Howie's first day of school proves to be full of interesting distractions; he learns that we don't all focus the same way and there are special tools that can help!

Janice casts a pug for a neck brace and a cat for an orthotic boot; an elderly Shih Tzu hopes to find a simple solution for a possible neurological problem.

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.

The travel secrets of the 6ix, Canada's big and bold metropolis of Toronto; talented locals, including comedian Ann Pornel and activist Spencer West, show host Therese Estacion a side of Toronto that has never been seen before.

Follow camper Taryn Batchelor as she attends Zajac Ranch for the very first time, a fully accessible summer camp in British Columbia designed for young people with disabilities and complex medical needs.

Laura contemplates the richness of her family's Indigenous heritage and culture and the ways her culture and art brings healing.

It's Howie's first day at Guide Dog School! Isaac is worried, until he remembers that school is a great place to learn, discover and play!

Carly's nervousness about taking Howie to school goes away after learning the bus has special helpers, so everyone can ride.

Howie's first day of school proves to be full of interesting distractions; he learns that we don't all focus the same way and there are special tools that can help!

Janice casts a pug for a neck brace and a cat for an orthotic boot; an elderly Shih Tzu hopes to find a simple solution for a possible neurological problem.

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.

Martin gets back to training because his weight poses a health risk; David must have a high-calorie diet, Vincent confides about his acromegaly and Pascal recalls an episode of cardiac arrhythmia he experienced.

The chefs prepare brown butter calamari, grilled shrimp and a grilled skirt steak Caesar salad; guest chef Steven Kwon.

Chefs and guest chef Romel Griarte prepare paella, an arugula and Asian pear salad and grilled chicken breast.

Mary is in Montreal, exploring the vibrant world of Vietnamese cuisine with Marylyn Tran, who owns several successful Vietnamese restaurants in the city.

Siblings Ishan and Shanaya were both born with Spinal Muscular Atrophy; the self-proclaimed "control freaks" want to get away from their repetitive day-to-day lives and relish the excitement of not knowing what's coming next.

Louise, a once independent woman who loved the freedom of going where she wanted, whenever she wanted, is now feeling lost with her new life in a wheelchair.

Injured as a teenager, a young woman doesn't realize her potential until she meets other wheelchair users in university; that's the same feeling for a woman born without sight, who shares her lived experiences to support others.

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.

Visually impaired guests answer questions and talk about what it is like to navigate the world without sight.

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

Caden Teneycke, a business student and social media creator with millions of followers, takes Dave off-road on Vancouver Island; around the campfire, they talk influence, impact and the power of using your voice.

Dave Brown meets trailblazing Member of Parliament and Paralympian Carla Qualtrough to talk sports, leadership and disability advocacy; then Dave takes on a new challenge: learning to walk with a guide dog!

Following Kiesha, a vibrant 24-year-old incomplete quadriplegic, as she focuses on regaining her strength and retraining her muscle memory as she empowers herself to access health care services in Alberta.

Ryan attends a Calgary Flames tribute game for NHL player Johnny Gaudreau and reflects on how it reminds him of Humboldt. Ryan also plays in his first wheelchair basketball tournament of the season and struggles with limited playing time.

As an athlete who is Deaf, former pro baseball player Tyson Gillies adapted to a sport that relies on verbal communication. With coaching, Tyler reads hand signals and tempo instead of sound, developing new instincts at the plate.

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.

While Dale struggles to run the family farm and his business, Gripp gets a call from his sister after a terrifying crash and races to help.

Taylor became a paraplegic after an injury training as a gymnast; she has built up an online tea brand with impressive results; with the opening of her first café imminent, she has questions for the mentors.

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.