On August 9's show: 

• Michelle McQuigge of the Canadian Press gives us a Weekend News Recap and discusses the wildfires in the west. She also talks about the Tokyo 2020 Olympics and reflects on the former premier of Ontario William Davis who passed away at the age of 92
• Host Dave Brown answers audience questions in our segment “Ask Dave Anything!” 
• Film reviewer Amy Amantea shares her thoughts on the Netflix special “Bo Burnham: Inside”
• Marc Aflalo of Double Tap TV tells us about the recent unveiling of the Google Pixel 6 and 6 Pro 
• And, University of Victoria student Shane Baker explains how campuses can be made more inclusive 

On today's episode of NOW with Dave Brown:

The Weekly News Panel returns with Michelle McQuigge and Meagan Gillmore join Dave. Today's topics were:

• As troops continue to withdraw from Afghanistan, we discuss how Canada should help local interpreters who aided the military.

• German prosecutors are considering charging local officials for not adequately informing residents of deadly floods.  We explore the concept of Climate Emergency Accountability.

• We tackle the value of public consultations when it comes to major government projects like Ontario Place or re-naming public places.

In the second hour of the show:

• Entertainment critic Michael McNeely previews the horror film “Candyman” 

• And AMI Communications Specialist Greg David gives us The Scoop on Accessible Olympic Broadcasts.

On today's episode of NOW with Dave Brown:

• Melissa Smith, the Art Gallery of Ontario’s Assistant Curator for community programs tells you about their new Andy Warhol exhibit.

• Accessibility consultant Marco Pasqua examines how to incorporate accessibility & new sports venues.

• Shaini Saravanamuthu delivers her Montreal Community Report including details about the Retinal International Youth Conference.

• Steven Scott of Double Tap Canada shares his thoughts on his recent purchase of a new mechanical keyboard, Razer Ornata V2.

• Our Ottawa-based colleague Karen Magee will tell us how a beach mat has made a Quebec City beach accessible.
   

On today's episode of NOW with Dave Brown:

• Accessibility reporter Meagan Gillmore told us about some provincial disability support programs shortcomings when people travel out of province.

• Film reviewer Amy Amantea reviewed the film “Blue Miracle” starring Dennis Quaid. 

• Amy Amantea stuck around for a second segment and delivered her Vancouver community report, including a story about music camps happening at Camp Bowen.

• John Biehler from Get Connected told us about an in-shoe navigation system that allows visually impaired people to use their feet to navigate, rather than cell phones or other visual aids.

• We checked in on the world of politics with veteran political correspondent Craig Oliver.

On today's NOW with Dave Brown show:
 

• Our environmental expert Lawrence Gunter addresses the declining biodiversity of bird species in Canada and the United States.
   
• Toronto-based community reporter Elizabeth Mohler shares some personal experiences including her participation in the 2021 Hybrid Toronto Triathlon.
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• Nelson Rego of Cool Blind Tech tells us about a label system that helps people manage their clothes. 
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• Dave faces off against Karen Magee and AMI TV’s Director of Programming, Brian Perdue, in our Weekly News Quiz!