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Francie plans to own an apartment. (Repeat).

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The episode discusses learning to adapt. A man with partial sight discovers surprising new hobbies and a photographer finds creative ways to continue her life-long passion. (Repeat).

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Dave Brown discusses entertainment, sports, and current events through a disability lens. (New).

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"Mindful Mouthful" is a transition program to assist people living with developmental disabilities to move into the workforce and become more independent, which has evolved into a social enterprise. (Repeat).

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Francie plans to own an apartment. (Repeat).

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The episode discusses learning to adapt. A man with partial sight discovers surprising new hobbies and a photographer finds creative ways to continue her life-long passion. (Repeat).

Kelly MacDonald, Ramya Amuthan and a team of blind and partially sighted contributors share arts, entertainment and lifestyle stories. (New).

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Filmed before a live audience at The Great Hall in Toronto, the special celebrates AMI's landmark daily program with special guests. (Repeat).

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Adaptation of John Steinbeck's Depression-era novel about two California migrant workers, one of whom is a simpleminded brute unaware of his own potentially dangerous strength. (Repeat).

Follows 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. (Repeat).

With the rise of dating apps, porn, and virtual reality, is the Internet a utopia or a minefield for people with disabilities who are looking to explore their sexuality? (Repeat).

Mary is joined by chef Brandon Bowers, who shares his culinary journey. (Repeat).

Filmed before a live audience at The Great Hall in Toronto, the special celebrates AMI's landmark daily program with special guests. (Repeat).

Adaptation of John Steinbeck's Depression-era novel about two California migrant workers, one of whom is a simpleminded brute unaware of his own potentially dangerous strength. (Repeat).

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Holly retraces her steps one evening. (Repeat).

Dave Brown discusses entertainment, sports, and current events through a disability lens. (Repeat).

This serves as the gathering place for those who live with functional limitations. (Repeat).

"Mindful Mouthful" is a transition program to assist people living with developmental disabilities to move into the workforce and become more independent, which has evolved into a social enterprise. (Repeat).

Alex Smyth dives into the heart of Prince Edward Island, Canada's smallest province. (Repeat).

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Singers Vincent Vinel and Alan Pingarron rose from anonymity to become reality TV stars in France and Mexico. But once the cameras are turned off, it is through their talent, perseverance, and hard work that they are forging a career. (Repeat).

Francie plans to own an apartment. (Repeat).

Physician and health journalist Dr. Marla Shapiro joins Christine and Carl in the kitchen for some upside-down recipes. (Repeat).

Christine and Carl and cooking low and slow when Kevin Brauch ("The Thirsty Traveler") joins them in the kitchen. (Repeat).

Dave Brown discusses entertainment, sports, and current events through a disability lens. (Repeat).

Kelly MacDonald, Ramya Amuthan and a team of blind and partially sighted contributors share arts, entertainment and lifestyle stories. (Repeat).

This touching biopic of celebrated physicist Stephen Hawking explores his early years at Cambridge, where he fell in love with liberal-arts student and future wife Jane shortly before being diagnosed with ALS. As the years progress, Jane begins to feel more like a nurse than a spouse, and Hawking develops feelings for a woman who is hired to care for him. (Repeat).

"Mindful Mouthful" is a transition program to assist people living with developmental disabilities to move into the workforce and become more independent, which has evolved into a social enterprise. (Repeat).

Dave Brown discusses entertainment, sports, and current events through a disability lens. (Repeat).

Kelly MacDonald, Ramya Amuthan and a team of blind and partially sighted contributors share arts, entertainment and lifestyle stories. (Repeat).

Alex Smyth explains why Winnipeg. (Repeat).

Follows 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. (Repeat).

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