Full Show - Episode 1050
Michael Feir introduced us to the town of Ordinary, a strange place where gods and other supernatural creatures come to vacation among mortals. Today, he uncovers Rock Paper Scissors, a collection of three holiday themed novellas which form the forth part of the series. Indoor plants know it’s Spring, so how can we start with the journey of keeping them healthy? We find out with Gardener Susan Kerney. Ever experience a catalogue in the form of an Audiobook? Ikea has created their first ever audiobook catalogue, and Ryan Hooey gives us a sneak peek. The Ottawa Grassroots Festival is an annual family oriented celebration of folk music, dance, and spoken word. Community Reporter Kim Kilpatrick highlights this year’s virtual event. On our CNIB SmartLife segment, we cover Optelec’s range of accessible products for the blind and low vision community, with Corneliu Hoza, Managing Director for Optelec Canada. Today on our weekly Roundtable, we’re discussing the Easter seals Disability Film Challenge, with three participating guests.
Episode 469 of the Kelly and Company podcast, hosted by AMI, titled "Full Show - Episode 1050" was published on April 1, 2021 and runs 105 minutes.
April 1, 2021 ·105m · Kelly and Company
Summary
Michael Feir introduced us to the town of Ordinary, a strange place where gods and other supernatural creatures come to vacation among mortals. Today, he uncovers Rock Paper Scissors, a collection of three holiday themed novellas which form the forth part of the series. Indoor plants know it’s Spring, so how can we start with the journey of keeping them healthy? We find out with Gardener Susan Kerney. Ever experience a catalogue in the form of an Audiobook? Ikea has created their first ever audiobook catalogue, and Ryan Hooey gives us a sneak peek. The Ottawa Grassroots Festival is an annual family oriented celebration of folk music, dance, and spoken word. Community Reporter Kim Kilpatrick highlights this year’s virtual event. On our CNIB SmartLife segment, we cover Optelec’s range of accessible products for the blind and low vision community, with Corneliu Hoza, Managing Director for Optelec Canada. Today on our weekly Roundtable, we’re discussing the Easter seals Disability Film Challenge, with three participating guests.