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The International Blind Café has grown substantially over the last little while. Julie Martin, our Community Reporter in Nova Scotia has more details (0:00). Yang Wang recently wrote an article on a multiculturalism related hot topic in the Chinese community. She tells us more (12:23). On our monthly Voices segment, Producer Jeff Ryman joins us to talk everything from his love of sports, to becoming a father (27:57).

On our Ask A Vet segment, we chat about dog sports with our veterinarian Danielle Jongkind (7:09). What should you consider when buying a new pillow? Frances Wong lets us know in our Wellness segment (21:49). There’s an Audio described performance that TO Live is offering on Saturday, March 25 called Colossus. Programming Coordinator, Nathan Sartore tells us all about it (36:24).

We check in with Independent Living Skills Specialist Leanne Baarda where we discuss home management for everyday living (10:28). The Toronto District School Board is considering implementing a policy whereby discrimination on the grounds of caste would be prohibited. Danielle McLaughlin has more on Know Your Rights (24:58).

CSUN was last week, and Orbit Research announced a new product. Michael Babcock fills us in (7:03). Brock Richardson recently went to the Canadian Paralympic Committee Summit where he caught up with numerous athletes. He tells us more in his Sports Update (21:42). We’re joined by AMI Podcast Coordinator, Ryan Delehanty who gives us a sneak peak of some upcoming releases (36:25).

We have our gardening segment with Susan Kerney where we highlight two plants, the Shamrock and the Lemongrass Plant (0:00). On the Chatty Bookshelf, Ryan Hooey is joined by Author of The Lost Scroll of the Physician, Alisha Sevigney (12:55). Let’s get to conversation recaps and comment on segments from the past week, on Cut for Time (27:40).

The Toronto Blind Curling Club is hosting the Provincial Blind Curling Club Event this weekend. Joining us with more details is Toronto Blind Curling Club Team Member, Jasmine Schuchardt (7:14). Sony made a $600 camera for low vision users. John Biehler has more during our App Update (21:54). We get into the Friday Buzz, with Bill Shackleton (35:55).