AMI Launches Disability History Series 'History in 60' with John Loeppky
Event summary
- AMI debuts 'History in 60', a 6-episode series on Canadian disability history, on March 30, 2026.
- Series hosted by journalist John Loeppky, produced in collaboration with 3 Story Pictures and Danny Rockett Productions.
- Each episode features archival footage, expert interviews, and a high-energy 'John-alogue' segment.
- Funding supported by Creative Saskatchewan, SaskTel Max Equity Fund, and government agencies.
- Companion podcast episodes will be published on AMI’s YouTube channel.
The big picture
AMI's 'History in 60' series addresses a significant gap in disability history education, positioning the company as a key player in inclusive media. The collaboration with established production teams and government funding highlights the strategic importance of this content in the broader media landscape. The series' innovative format and social media integration could set a new standard for educational programming in the disability sector.
What we're watching
- Content Differentiation
- Whether AMI can establish itself as a leader in disability-led content through this series.
- Audience Engagement
- The pace at which the series drives viewer engagement and social media interaction.
- Funding Impact
- How government and private funding will influence future content production at AMI.
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