• Professor Adam Samaha of the NYU School of Law explains how people with disabilities will be affect by the re-opening of cities post-pandemic 
• Producer Dawn Dickinson will preview this week’s edition of The Guardian This Week reading show, featuring an article about Sacha Baron Cohen suing a U.S. cannabis company for the illegal use of an image of his character Borat.
• Community reporter Becki Zerr will tell us about the CNIB’s new day camp for kids in Regina, Saskatchewan. 
• There’s a new update for Apple Home Pods.  Steven Scott from Double Tap Canada has the details. 
• Sylvie Fekete delivers her Pacific Regional Report which includes a story about a B.C. mom who says B.C.’s child-care system is the opposite of inclusive.

• Mike Ross is our host, filling in for the vacationing Dave Brown.

• Travis Murao, host of “Beyond the Field” tells us what to expect from the newest AMI-tv show.

• Community reporter Dorothy McNaughton will update us on the Ontario government’s consultation process about health care within the AODA. 

• Mike Agerbo host of The App Show explains how a Chinese gaming company plans to curb late night gaming by Chinese youth.

• We get the lay of the land on the political landscape with veteran political correspondent Craig Oliver.

On today's edition of NOW with Dave Brown:

• Mike Ross is in the host chair as Dave continues his vacation.

• Dr. Katherine Minich tells us what Canada’s new governor general could mean for Indigenous representation in federal politics.

• Dr. Deborah Jenson from Duke University explores the consequences for the assassination of Haiti's president Jovenel Moïse. 

• Nelson Rego of Cool Blind Tech shares a recent study on factory resets and data storage on the Amazon Echo. 

• Mike Ross competes against Karen Magee and Mark Phoenix in another edition of our weekly news quiz, with Corinne Van Dusen as our quizmaster.
   

On Monday, July 12’s show: 

• Michelle McQuigge of the Canadian Press considers an impending federal election and discusses a re-election advertising loophole
• Andy Frank fills in for host Dave Brown and answers audience questions in a segment called “Ask Andy Anything” 
• Film reviewer Amy Amantea gives her commentary on the Amazon Prime film, “The Tomorrow War” starring Chris Pratt
• Marc Aflalo of Double Tap TV tells us about four potential features coming to the Twitter platform
• And, content development specialist Jim Krysko describes a proposal for new accessible seating on Winnipeg Transit. He also tells us about a new pilot project that offers services to 30 adults with complex disabilities
   

On July 9’s show: 

• We have our weekly news panel with Michelle McQuigge and Meagan Gillmore
  • We discuss Canada’s newly appointed Governor General, Mary Simon
  • We also explore how Iain Rankin’s previous drunk driving charges may impact his political future as Nova Scotia’s Premier
  • And, with the job market shifting towards post pandemic life, we contemplate the future of remote work
• In the second hour of the show: 
  • Entertainment critic Michael McNeely will share a preview of the upcoming film “Space Jam: A New Legacy” 
  • And, AMI’s communications specialist Greg David will talk about the state of disability inclusion in television and film
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