London West NDP MPP Peggy Sattler joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the announcement today from the province announcing $1.3 billion in funding to colleges and universities, and why that number still isn't enough.

Oxford County Warden Marcus Ryan joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the property tax increase that oxford county residents will see this year. Warden Ryan also breaks down the difference between county property tax and city or town property tax.

Maria Bagdonas, COO of Young Drivers, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about fake driver’s education certificates and why some people may try to cheat the system and forge the certificate. Maria also outlines what you learn in driver's ed classes that you wouldn't learn from a parent or family member.

St. Thomas Mayor Joe Preston joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the 2.95% property tax increase that St Thomas residents will be seeing this year. Mayor Preston explains how they got the number, which is much lower than their neighboring communities in London and Hamilton.

London-Fanshawe NDP MP Lindsay Mathyssen joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about a piece of legislation that is trying to stop coercive abuse. MP Mathyssen explains what coercive abuse is, and where the bill is at right now, and why this bill is needed.

NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the impending deadline for the Canada Pharmacare Act that the Liberal party agreed to pass as a part of the supply and confidence agreement between the two parties.

Dr. Doris Grinspun, CEO of the Registered Nurses' Association of Ontario, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the ruling today by the Ontario Court of Appeals that the Ford governments bill, Bill 124, is unconstitutional.

Sue VanderBent, CEO of Home Care Ontario, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about Home Care Ontario and the changes and support needed in the Home Care sector of health care.

London Deputy Mayor Shawn Lewis joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the budget and explains how it works with a multi-year budget and the new strong mayor powers in effect.

Adam Palmeri, Manager of By-law Enforcement & Animal Services at the City of Burlington, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about their coyote management program, as well as what to do if a coyote approaches you and how to keep them away from your home.

Jennifer Mannion, Registered Polysomnographic Technician at London Health Sciences Centre, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about everything you need to know about going to sleep clinic, starting with what you need to wear.

Global News National Online Journalist Saba Aziz joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to breakdown the class action lawsuit against TD Bank, the proposed settlement to the lawsuit, and why some people may choose to opt out.

Moshe Lander, Economist and Senior Lecturer in Economics at Concordia University, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about why all levels of government may be reducing funding to social services or raising taxes - to help them pay off their debt, and invest the money into the country.

Dr. Michael Mulvey, Associate Professor of Marketing at the University of Ottawa in the Telfer School of Management, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the popularity of the Stanley Cup, and why it is the newest water bottle trend.

Dr. Brenda Lee, a Registered Psychologist based in Vancouver, BC, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about why more young men in their 20s are single, while women are more likely to find themselves in relationships. Dr. Lee touches on the fear that surrounds dating, and how external factors come into play.

Tim Westaway, who is originally from St. Thomas, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about his experience doing Ultramarathons, and why he decided to trek up Mount Kilimanjaro.

Jim Van Horne and Tom Dalby join 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the Lions first playoff win in over 30 years, and what its like to be a Lion's fan.

Kelly Ziegner, President and CEO of United Way Elgin Middlesex, joins Mike Stubbs to talk about the town-hall being held on Monday, January 15th to talk more about the lack of funding that people on social assistance programs are experiencing and how that is impacting them in finding housing, work and other services. Ziegner breaks down the shocking numbers that people within these programs are having to live on, and why an increase is needed.

David Gens, Founder and CEO of Merchant Growth, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about what small business owners and consumers need to know about the CEBA deadline which is just around the corner. Gens also talks about what happens if they don't pay back the loan, and what he's hearing from small business owners.

AJ Wray, PhD Candidate in Geography at Western University, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about a recent study done with youth in London, Ontario about how their neighbourhood amenities contributed to positive or negative changes to their mental health at the beginning of the pandemic.

Dr. Josipa Petrunic, President & CEO of Canadian Urban Transit Research and Innovation Consortium joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the increase in Canadian's purchasing EV's, the lack of charging stations across the country, and why hybrid vehicles aren't being as pushed as they once were.

Guy Felicella joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about his battle with addiction, which saw him overdose six times. Felicella discusses his journey and the role that harm reduction strategies played in it. Felicella now advocates for the services and supports that are needed to help people on the road to recovery. Check out his website at guyfelicella.com

Ali Chahbar, Chair of the London Police Services Board, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the Deputy Chief of London Police Service job posting, the budget, and National Law Enforcement Day.

Hilary Sheinbaum, Author of The Dry Challenge: How to Lose the Booze for Dry January, Sober October, and Any Other Alcohol-Free Month, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the benefits of doing a dry month, and why it may be good to lower your alcohol consumption.

Former London Deputy Chief of Police Murray Faulkner joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the London Police Service's job posting for another Deputy Chief, and why they may be adding a third person to the role.

Dr. Prachi Srivastava, Assoicate Professor at Western University specializing in education and global development, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about how the pandemic impacted students, and how those impacts are being seen today.

Brian Salt, Owner of Salthaven Wildlife Rehabilitation and Education Centre Inc, joins Mike Stubbs to talk about how they came to know about the goslings found on the University of Western's campus, and why they stepped in to save the few that are remaining.

"That Bird Guy" Brendon Samual, a PhD Candidate at Western University joins Mike Stubbs to talk about why you may have seen some goslings wandering around London recently, why Canada Geese may be nesting now, and why their seasonal patterns may be changing.

Mark Kearney, Professor at Western University and Author of "Al Christie: Hollywood's Forgotten Film Pioneer," joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the book and the impact Londoner Al Christie had on the film industry and his role in making Hollywood what we know it as today.

Pierre Poilievre, leader of the Federal Conservative Party of Canada, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to look back at 2023, and to talk about plans and what Canadians could see in 2024. Mike then opens the phones for listeners to voice their thoughts on what Poilievre had to say.

Dr. Mike Moffat, Economist and Founding Director of the Place Centre, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the wartime housing program and what it is. Dr. Moffat was a key player pushing for the federal government to revive the wartime housing plans.

Peter Bergmanis, Co-Chair and Co-Founder of the London Health Coalition, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the Auditor General report and the money spent in health care.

Imam Mohammed Al-Jamali, from the London Muslim Mosque, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about their event, Mirrors of Faith.

Rabbi Gurkow joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the start of Hanukkah, the festival of lights. Rabbi Gurkow talks about the importance of Hanukkah, and how people may be feeling about the celebration this year. 

Former London Mayor Matt Brown joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the upcoming draft budget. Brown outlines why Londoners may see a tax increase and what it takes to build the draft budget.

Jon DeActis, Executive Director of the Salvation Army Centre of Hope joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the homelessness outreach and the generous donations they've seen from the London community so far this year. DeActis explains how this response, and community support, has been the highlight of his career.

Jennifer Butkus of McKenzie Lake Lawyers LLP talks with 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs about wills in the province of Ontario. What happens if you die without a will? How official doea will need to be. Jennifer provides answers to those questions and more.

Michael Kempa, Associate Professor of Criminology at the University of Ottawa joins Mike Stubbs, to discuss.

Frances Elizabeth Moore, President of the Board of Directors for Life Spin joins Mike Stubbs to talk about the Lights and Sirens Toy Drive that is coming up this weekend for its 10th year.

Pete Bombaci, founder of The GenWell Project, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about Talk to a Stranger Week, the time to keep stranger danger in mind, but also to open the door to conversations with someone you may not know, and see what comes out of it.

There were 958 violent incidents reported in Thames Valley schools for the month of October that involved staff, 700 of those involved objects. Craig Smith, Local President of the ETFO Thames Valley, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the numbers and explains what they mean and how the disciplinary system works. Then, listeners bring their voice to the conversation, talking about their experience working in classrooms, or voicing their thoughts as members of the community.

Ali Chahbar, Chairperson of the London Police Services Board, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to share his thoughts on the guilty verdict delivered today in the Natheniel Veltman trial.

Phil Spina, bassist for Texas King, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about Texas King performing at London Music Hall this month, what it means to bring the show home, performing in front of friends and family, and what it takes for an indie band to break into the music scene.

Dr. Nicolas Saunier, Professor of civil engineering at Polytechnique Montreal, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about research into if turning red at a red light causes any risk to pedestrian and biker safety, if it saves any time off your commute, and overall, the pros and cons of allowing it, or not.

Kim Crouch suffered a neck injury while playing hockey in 1975 when he was cut by a skate and almost lost his life. His Dad made him a neck guard to prevent any further injuries, making Crouch the first hockey player to wear a neck guard. Almost 50 years later, neck guards still are not mandatory in all leagues. Following the death of Adam Johnson in the UK, it brings forward the question of whether this should change.

Dick Williams and Karl Herman join 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the upcoming event in Port Stanley, The Big Bandemic, which is bringing back the loved Big Band style to Port Stanley's Storke Club on November 25th.

Dr. Andy Hathaway, Associate Professor in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at the University of Guelph, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about fentanyl, how its being used in other drugs, and the power it can have.

Peter Politis, Mayor of Cochrane, Ontario, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about a new program that could see plots of land selling at extreme discounted rates, which could be as low as $10. The goal of the program is to help boot the housing supply and attract more people to the area.

Mike Stubbs is joined by London Mayor Josh Morgan, Ward 7 Councillor Corrine Rahman, and Sean Warren, Complex Urban Health Specialist with the London InterCommunity Health Center and Co-Chair of the hubs implementation table, to talk about the Canadian Mental Health Association Thames Valley withdrawing their proposal for a homeless hub focused on serving women and female-identifying individuals.

Katie Rice, a Cross-Country runner from Ingersoll, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about her back-to-back OCAA championship wins, what got her into cross-country and her plans for the future.

Swimmer Maggie Mac Neil joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about her record-breaking five gold medals at the Santiago 2023 Pan American Games.

Rose Whelan, from the London Coffee House, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about their upcoming warm wear donation drive this Saturday from 11am-1pm. London Coffee House, located on Hamilton Road at Redan Street, supports up to 200 individuals each day, with many of these people being homeless, living in encampments, or couch surfing.

Dr. Shafi Bhuiyan, Assistant Professor, Division of Clinical Public Health at the Dalla Lana School of Public Health, University of Toronto, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the process of becoming a doctor in Canada if you are from somewhere else, and how even though there is a shortage of doctors in Canada, it isn't easy.

Steve Cordes, from Youth Opportunities Unlimited, joins 980's Mike Stubbs to talk about the new hub that was announced today, for youth up to the age of 25 looking for resources on anything to do with wellness.

Kelly Ziegner, President and CEO of United Way Elgin Middlesex, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the upcoming TD Stair Climb event on November 2nd.

Adam Miller, 2023 Chair of London, St. Thomas Association of Realtors (LSTAR), joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about if London and area has the housing available to support more people moving to the city, after a campaign was launched in Toronto with billboards encouraging people to move to London.

Nick Gefucia, Vice-President of Affordable Housing at EllisDon, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about affordable housing, and the provincial government's goal of building 3.5 million units at an affordable level. Gefucia also breaks down what incentives exist to help developers want to build, as well as what else may help.

Rose McCulloch from McCulloch's Costumes joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about all things Halloween; from costumes, to decorations, and what's trending this season.

Sara Lanthier, Board Chair with the Home County Music & Art Festival, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the decision to cancel the festival for 2024, as well as what the future may look like.

Simone Moreau-Rodgers, Program Coordinator, Customer Relationship Marketing & Sales Management at Fanshawe College joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about all things Taylor Swift and how she has become the superstar she is.

Dr. Louis-Etienne Dubois, Associate Professor in the Department of Creative Industries at Toronto Metropolitan University and Director of the Future of Liver Entertainment Lab, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about how movie theaters are doing with streaming starting to take over. Dr. Dubois outlines the changes theaters have seen over the years and what needs to happen for them to survive.

Christina Fox, CEO of TechAlliance of Southwestern Ontario joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the London Innovation Challenge, which aims to challenge London innovators to develop sustainable technology that addresses challenges our community is facing.

Bruce Petherick, autistic advocate for Autism Canada joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about how much support still need to amplify for helping people with autism in Canada.

London's Deputy Mayor Shawn Lewis joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about why a municipal lobbyist registry isn't needed in London, after a motion to bring one to the table fell short at Tuesday's SPPC meeting.

Kim Woodbridge from Dream Lottery joins Mike Stubbs to talk about the Loyalty Deadline on October 12th.

Daniel Ofir is a podcast host in Israel and spoke with Mike Stubbs about what has been happening since Saturday's attack by Hamas militants.

Janet Music, Research Program Coordinator with the Agri-Food Analytics Lab at Dalhousie University, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the benefit of local farmers markets and how it can save you money. Music also explains some changes Canada needs to make to grow food all year round.

Allison DeBlair from 519Pursuit joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the 519Pledge for Socks, which brings forward the conversation of homelessness and how we all can get involved and help. From October 1st to November 15th, you can take the pledge as we head into colder months, when socks are most needed. Socks are one of the requested items by the homeless population, and when you take the pledge, you are helping provide fresh socks to members of the London community.

Lynda Minoose, Director of Language and Culture on Cold Lake First Nation, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about a project she has been a part of, translating Robert Munsch books into First Nation languages to help preserve and pass on the language to kids.

In June 2023, Nick Avis put his cushy job as a lawyer on pause to bike across Canada, raising money for RAVENS Trust, an Indigenous legal fund that provides support to make groundbreaking changes for Indigenous Peoples of Canada towards reconciliation and environmental justice. Nick joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about why he decided to do this bike ride, what he hopes to gain from it, and his goal to raise $1 per kilometer he bikes along the way.

Bridget George, an award-winning children's book author and Bear Clan from Kettle and Stony Point First Nation, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about why she decided to write and illustrate children's books showcasing Indigenous stories. The Anishinaabe author and illustrator not only brings light to Indigenous stories, but also passes along the language, by writing a dual language book to help make the Anishinaabe language less intimidating.

Education Minister Stephen Lecce joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the deal that was reached today between the province and the Ontario Secondary Schools Teachers Federation (OSSTF), that will keep kids in the classroom uninterrupted for the next three years. Minister Lecce also talks about the recent EQAO results that show that math and literacy scores are up.

Deputy Mayor Shawn Lewis joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to give an update on the homeless hubs in London that have been going through council over the past few weeks. Lewis also gives Londoners some good news about grocery stores coming to the downtown core.

Dr. Ivan Katchaonvski, professor of Political Science at the University of Ottawa, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about why he decided to do some research into Yaroslav Hunka, who is a veteran of a Nazi unit and received a standing ovation in the House of Commons which led to Speaker of the House Anthony Rota to resign from his position.

Sara Mai Chitty, Anishinaabe Educator, member of Alderville First Nation and board member at Forest City Gallery as well as Curriculum and Pedagogy Advisor at Western University, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about Towards Braiding: Dreaming of Anti-colonial Futures in the Forest City, an exhibit that helps to educate Londoners on their role and responsibility as Treaty People, and how everyone can work together for an anti-colonial future. To find out more visit Towards Braiding: Dreaming of Anti-colonial Futures in the Forest City (forestcitygallery.com)

Kevin Dickins, Deputy City Manager of Social and Health Development, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the report on homeless hubs, as well as what the homeless hub program is.

Dominick Lucyk, Communications Director at SecondStreet.org joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about recent data that shows 8,237 nurses and doctors with Canadian mailing addresses have received licenses to practice in California, Texas, Florida, Illinois and Massachusetts, adding to the nine states along the border. This brings the number up to at least 18,025. 

Education Minister Stephen Lecce joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the tentative agreement that the government has reached with the Elementary Teachers Federation of Ontario.

Alan Shepard, President of Western University and Lauretta Frederking, President of Brescia University College join 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the plans to fully integrate the women's only college into Western by spring 2024.

Steve Cordes, CEO of Youth Opportunities Unlimited (YOU), joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the new homeless hubs being added to the City of London, and why YOU initially didn't plan to take part in operating one, but have now decided to step up, with healthcare partners, and run one. Cordes also breaks down what it takes to run a hub.

Dr. Sylvain Charlebois, Scientific Director of the Agri-Food Analytics Lab at Dalhousie University, joins Mike Stubbs to talk about the grocery summit that was held in Ottawa on Monday with all the leaders of the major grocery retailers in Canada, or as Dr. Charlebois called them 'the big 5.' Dr. Charlebois explains what happened at the meeting, the fact that all people involved came ready to help, and what the next steps are.

Lynn Seward, Communications lead with CIBC Run for the Cure, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the Canadian Cancer Society CIBC Run for the Cure event which is back across Canada on October 1st.

London Live listener Rob called Mike Stubbs to talk about his experience with addiction and the issues in the government programs he went through. This conversation led to a text, talking about Suboxone, which has been referred to as the 'Jesus drug to get people off opioids." But what is Suboxone? What is it made of? How does it work? Is it actually something that can help someone who is addicted to opioids? Mike turned to Dr. Steven Laviolette, from the Anatomy and Cell Biology department at Western University to answers these questions and to get a breakdown of Suboxone and addiction.

Employment Specialist Jeremy McCall joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the difficulties job seekers are facing today, when everything is online and lacking some key words in your resume may automatically eliminate you from the candidate pool.

Mike Stubbs chats with listeners about their thoughts on fireworks in London after Western University set some off after a mustang victory.

Doug MacRae, Director of Transportation and Mobility with the City of London, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about how you can use the Service London portal to make your drive a little easier.

Scott Gillingwater, Species At Risk Biologist with the Upper Thames River Conservation Authority, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the efforts they are taking to help protect turtles and release them back into their natural habitat.

Ward 7 Councillor Corrine Rahman joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about why it's important to have social housing in the city, while also keeping the balance on what it takes to maintain the properties and the cost of that.

Deputy Mayor Shawn Lewis joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the geared-to-income housing that London needs but is trying to find the money to support.

Ontario Education Minister Stephen Lecce joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to break down the OSSTF tentative agreement as well as the $30 million of funding coming to classrooms and staffing in schools.

Dr. Stephanie Ross, Associate Professor in the School of Labour Studies at McMaster University, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the uptick in union strikes over the summer and why we are seeing more of them. Dr. Ross explains that though the strikes are disruptive, we shouldn't be afraid of them as they may benefit us in the long run.

Alexandre and Mackenzie Machado join 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the up-coming competitive charity soccer game, Kicks for Strength, in honour of their cousin Cameron. The fundraising event brings together Cameron's love of soccer while bringing attention to mental health.

Colin Craig, President of SecondStreet.org, joins 980CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about how many Ontarians have died while on a waitlist for a medical procedure. Over 2,000 people have passed while on a waitlist for surgery, and almost 10,000 have died waiting for a diagnostic scan.

Jeff Sparling, President of Shakespeare Mills Inc. joins 980CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about what it is like to be looking to fill open positions right now. Help Wanted signs can be seen all over London and surrounding areas, but what is it like for the companies that are currently hiring? Sparling tries to explain what it's like.

Ken Galloway, Western University graduate, graffiti artist and skateboarder, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about his most recent project in London called the Wet Paint Initiative, where he is painting 10 murals around the city, with the most recent one on the corner of Adelaide St and Hamilton Rd in collaboration with artist Maria Qamar.

Just weeks after his 100th birthday Dr. Harry Allen sits down with 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about everything from life growing up on a tomato farm to performing life-saving surgeries in his career in gynecologic oncology, reconstructive surgery and obstetrics.

Deputy Mayor Shawn Lewis wrote a letter calling attention to the issue of members of the homeless community in other municipalities being sent to London against their will. The letter states that over 25 per cent of people diverted away from homeless services in London, have said to staff that London was not where they wanted to go. Deputy Mayor Lewis joins Mike Stubbs to talk more about the issue.

Jack Bangcoyo, an international nurse who is originally from the Philippines, joins Mike Stubbs to talk about how he came to Canada and took advantage of the Supervised Practice Experience Program so that he could become a Registered Nurse in London at LHSC.

Marina Cordoni, an independent producer in Toronto, joins Mike Stubbs to talk about how the writer and actor strikes in Hollywood right now are impacting the Canadian film industry.

Jared Houliston, President of Ontario Wildlife Removal Inc, joins Mike Stubbs as they talk about the new pilot project in London, The Responsible Pest Management Pilot Program, which looks at an ethical and humane ways to deal with rodents. The project is looking to owls to help solve the problem.

The 36-year-old will take on the 51-kilometre swim between Niagara Region and Toronto starting Friday, raising funds and awareness for mental health and suicide prevention.

Ontario's Housing Minister, Steve Clark, joins guest host Scott Monich to discuss. 

Kevin Blue, Chief Sport Officer at Golf Canada sits down with guest host Scott Monich to discuss the new partnership with First Tee. The partnership aims to improve the accessibility of the game to youth of different socio-economic backgrounds across the country. 

The creator of the Canadian Swifties Facebook group, Abigale Vailliere, discusses the complicated process of purchasing Taylor Swift tickets when she visits Toronto next November. 

Zanth Jarvis, Director of Sport at Tourism London, joins guest host Scott Monich to discuss the event details. 

Lukas Weese, Staff Editor of News at the Athletic, joins the program live from Toronto and provides the latest updates. 

London-based tech analyst Carmi Levy joins guest host Scott Monich to discuss. 

Londoners Mike Pullam and Matt Stirling founded Exponent Energy Inc, and will expand their line of energy drinks into the U.S markets this month. 

Post-secondary institutions have been increasing their student enrollment numbers over the past few years, largely with international students. But what they haven't done is build more residences for these students. This has caused issues in the rental market, bringing rent prices up, more investors taking on rental properties, and making it hard for students to find housing. Mike Stubbs is joined by Maurico Prado, an international student in London, who shares his story on the struggle to find a place to live. Mike then sits down with Dr. Mike Moffat, Assistant Professor at Western Ivey and Founding Director of the PLACE Centre, to break down the numbers.

Doug Hillier joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about London Ribfest that's back and taking place all weekend.

Jim Van Horne joins Mike Stubbs to talk about the late Wayne Maxner, who coached in the NHL as well as the London Knights and Windsor Spitfires.

Kayla Andrade, from Ontario Landlords Watch, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about what Ontario Landlord Watch is and what they do. Andrade also outlines what it's like for smaller landlords to work in an industry where big corporations are taking over.

Natalie Wakabayashi from Tourism London joins Mike Stubbs to talk about the new music festival, Venue by Venue, coming in November to the city. The multi-day, multi-venue festival will feature local artists and genres.

Deputy Mayor Shawn Lewis joins Mike Stubbs to talk about the Strategic Priority and Policy committee meeting last night and why London needs the Hubs that were discussed. Lewis also outlines what will be discussed at council tonight including the need for more doctors in London, and the request from the Middlesex London Ontario Health Team has requested $240,000 to retain or recruit doctors.

Sean Warren, Co-Chair of the Hubs Table from London Intercommunity Health Centre, joins Mike Stubbs to talk about the 46-page report that will be discussed at the Strategic Priority and Policy committee meeting to which looks to implement 15 homeless hubs in London.

Mayor Josh Morgan joins Mike Stubbs to talk about London Pride, and the Strategic Priority and Policy committee meeting taking place today to discuss housing and the 15 hubs that are proposed to help some of the most vulnerable people in the city.

Nate Erskine-Smith, MP for Beaches-East York and candidate for the Ontario Liberal Party leadership, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about Pride in London, his decision to run for the Ontario Liberal Party leadership, and his plans if he were to win the leadership.

Briar McCaw, Co-Founder and Co-Chair of the Elgin County Drowning Prevention Coalition, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about National Drowning Prevention Week and what people should know about drowning, and swimming at the local beaches.

Dr. Janice Rudkowski, Assistant Professor at the Ted Rogers School of Retail Management as well as a former Mattel employee, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the history of Barbie, the growth of the brand, and how Barbie inspires young girls.

Jade Kovacevic, former Canada Women's Soccer team member, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the Womens World Cup as well as training the next generation of soccer players.

Marcus Plowright, founder of Fund for Change in London joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to argue against the article and plan that Councillor Susan Stevenson shared on twitter that caught a lot of attention online. Plowright points out that housing is the cornerstone of solving the homelessness issue.

A recent tweet by Councillor Susan Stevenson blew up online and has caused a conversation around how we should address the homelessness issue in London. The tweet, which was a link to an article with a proposed plan on how to solve homelessness, had arresting members of the homeless population as a part of the proposal, which many people online disagreed with. Councillor Stevenson joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to explain why she shared the link and gives her thoughts and reaction.

Raunak and Kayley, co-founders of the South Asian Cultural Festival, join 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the first year of the festival, how it came to be, and what listeners can expect when they visit the festival.

Darin Addison, Festival Manager for the Home Country Music and Art Festival, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the event that is kicking off this Saturday.

Francine McCarthy, Earth Sciences professor at Brock University joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about Crawford Lake in Milton, ON and the history it holds. Scientists believe the lake to be the Anthropocene.

Dr. Sachin Maharaj, Assistant Professor of Educational Leadership, Police and Program Evaluation at the University of Ottawa, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about some schools exploring banning cell phones, and others looking to change the rules around use in the classroom.

Brad Jones from Jones Entertainment Group joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk all about the 19th year of Rock the Park that kicks off tomorrow.

Ward 4 Councillor Susan Stevenson joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to share her thoughts on Monday's housing announcement, and what the difference is between affordable housing and highly supported housing.

Dr. Marvin Ryder, professor at the DeGroot School of Business at McMaster University, joins 980CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about if a Bank of Canada interest rate hike is in the cards next week, and if yes, what you can expect. Dr. Ryder also says you may want to think twice before making any big purchases.

Professor Timothy Sly of Toronto Metropolitan University on ticks, Lyme disease and some tips to prevent it.

Mike Stubbs takes you on a tour of Sunfest and talks to some people along the way.

Rick Doyle, President of the London Knights Alumni Foundation, joins 980 CFPL Mike Stubbs to talk about the approximately $850,000 that was generated from the 50/50 draws alone. Doyle also talks about what the London Knight Alumni Foundation is and what they do.

Maddy Boyko, Public Health Inspector with Health Protection at the Southwestern Public Health, joins 980CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the discovery of bacteria at local beaches, and the advice she has for anyone who has plans going to the beach this week - which is to stay out of the water.

Abbi Lezizidis, President of White Caps London, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the growth in interest in blind soccer. Lezizidis also explains all the rules you need to know when you play.

Stratford Councillor Jo-Dee Burbach joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about how popular the GO Train was in their community. Councillor Burbach explains that it was the only way for people to get to and from Stratford on a train, and why some form of rail transit is needed there.

Shannon Pestun, Co-founder of Pestun Consulting Inc. as well as a part of the Finance Cafe joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the recent report that found that it will take 131 years to close the gender wage gap, as well as breakdown how Canada is doing, the positive changes that have been made, and improvements that still need to happen.

Steve Sullivan, CEO of MADD Canada, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the issue of impaired driving across the country, and why drivers are still making the decision to get behind the wheel while being under the influence.

St. Thomas Mayor Joe Preston joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to give his reaction to the tragic impaired driving accident that caused the death of an 11-year-old.

Jeff Gard owns The Carfrae Cottage, which was built in 1858 and was given heritage designation in 1988. In 2021, the property was given a "heritage easement agreement", making it one of the most protected homes in the city. Now, Gard is fighting with the City of London on reparations that are needed, but in the handing over the role of heritage manager within city offices, there seem to be some different understandings of what Gard is allowed to do and how it needs to be done.

Emily Campbell, registered dietician and certified diabetes educator, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the use of diabetes medication for weight loss, and the introduction of a new diabetes pill that's being marketed in a similar way to an already well-known brand. Campbell outlines the differences between the different medications and breaks down the risk of both if you are not diabetic. 

Former Ward 13 Councillor John Fyfe-Millar joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the recent restaurants deciding to close their doors downtown, what may be the cause, and what are the possible solutions to this ongoing issue.

Bright Lights Black Stars: Negro League Players and Canada's Oldest Baseball League author Paul Allen joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about why he decided to write the book and how he found the stories to tell. Allen also teases some of the stories you can expect to read.

Walt Longlade, who is from Ingersoll, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about his backpacking trip around the world, where he's been, what he's done, and what's coming up on the trip.

Craig Linton, president of Forest City Velodrome, joins 980CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about why the Forest City Velodrome is shutting down. Linton also reflects on the amazing years they had and community they built.

Ryan Gauss was appointed to the London Police Services Board at council on Tuesday. Back in March, Gauss was selected as the new member of the LPSB, but after some concerns about the initial appointment, they restarted the process. Gauss has once again been appointed to the board. Ryan Gauss joins Mike Stubbs to talk about his thoughts on the long process and his thoughts on the public reaction this time around.

Ward 6 Councillor Sam Trosow joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about Blackfriars Bridge, the maintenance currently being done, and the decision made at council to keep it open to vehicles. Trosow expresses his hope for the bridge in the future, which starts with eliminating vehicles.

Ben Puzanov, Manager of Planning with Thames Valley District School Board, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the review that has been ongoing over the past year, as well as what changes people can expect in the fall.

Retired Major-General Lew Mackenzie has been racing since 1975 and loved it for years before that. This weekend, at the age of 83, he will be getting back on the track at the Montreal Grand Prix. Major-General Mackenzie joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to share the stories of his racing history and the race this weekend.

Musician Colin James joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about his upcoming concert in London, and his success playing the Blues.

Roy Butler, President and CEO of St Joseph's Health Care London joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the recent separation of LHSC and St Joseph's Health Care London.

Dr. Jackie Schleiffer-Taylor, President and CEO of London Health Sciences Centre joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the recent separation of LHSC and St Joseph's Health Care London.

Dr Sarah Dickson-Hoyle, researcher in the Faculty of Forestry at the University of British Columbia, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about what we can learn from our Indigenous communities about forest fires, and how implementing Indigenous strategies, like controlled forest fires, can make forests more resilient. Dr. Dickson-Hoyle also dives into how these communities have been impacted by the forest fires.

Andrea Eaton has been trying to bring her daughter Maya home to Canada after adopting her, but she has faced many roadblocks and now finds herself living in Ghana while still doing what she can to bring her home. Andrea joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the adoption process and the issues she facing.

Chris Lauzon was named London's Sports Person of the Year for Special Olympics. He joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about winning the award and how he got into Special Olympics.

Leslie Rand, Director of Development from the Alzheimer's Society southwest partners, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the four walks held across the region.

Nikita Miller, Vice-President of Pride London, joins 980CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the rise of hate crime incidents against the 2SLGBTQIA+ community. Miller also talks about some of the events Pride London has coming up, and explains this year's theme, 'never backwards, always forward.'

Dr Jonathan Groner, Associate Professor of Surgery at Ohio State University College of Medicine and Public Health, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about researching capital punishment.

Carter Aarts, an 18-year-old from Ingersoll, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs talk about winning a bronze medal at the 2023 national skills competition in precision machining. Carter talks about the event in Winnipeg, how he found himself competing in this in the first place, and what exactly precision machining is.

London Fire Dept Deputy Chief Matt Hepditch joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the large outdoor burn ban that is currently in effect. This burn ban does not include small backyard fires, but large ones that require a permit, like burning vegetation and large amounts of debris.

Two women from London, Rikki-Lee Featherston and Alexandra Everitt, join 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about their program The Lunchbox London, which aims to tackle food insecurity for students in the city. Through donations, the pair provide families with food to send to school so their kids are fueled throughout the day.

Selma Tobah, Mentor for Youth Coalition Combating Islamophobia, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about Our London Family, the two-year anniversary of the London attack, the events happening to remember the family, and the need to address Islamophobia across Canada.

Scott Luft, an Ontario-based independent data analyst on public policy in the electricity sector, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about whether our power grid is resilient enough to withstand the high electricity demand this summer.

Comedian Tom Green joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about his upcoming shows in Sarnia and London, as well as what it was like to be on last one laughing Canada, SNL, and The Oprah Winfrey show. 

East Zorra-Tavistock Mayor Phil Schaefer joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the fatal accident north of Woodstock earlier this week. Mayor Schaefer talks about changes that were already in the works prior to the accident and what the changes hope to prevent in the future.

Fin Pearson-Ross and his mom Kendra Pearson join 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about his cotton candy business, Fin's Spins, in Grand Bend. Fin started the business last summer and will be open again for his second season this year.

NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about his visit to London today to announce alongside NDP MP for London—Fanshawe Lindsay Mathyssen the party's plans to lower rent, stop renovictions and save affordable homes for Canadians.

Ontario Genomics President and CEO, Dr. Bettina Hamelin joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the new wasteCANcreate program, that is researching how to turn food waste into plastic.

Dr. Kaitlynn Mendes, London cyberbullying expert, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about Canada needing a change to the cyberbullying laws, as the ones currently in place aren't protecting kids. Dr. Mendes outlines her research that she will be brining to the Congress of Humanities and Social Sciences next week.

Daniel Ivans, RATESDOTCA insurance expert, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the 12% increase in insurance rates in Ontario over the past year, and London's 15% increase. Ivans breaks down what caused the jump, and how to shop around for a cheaper rate.

Dr. Alex Summers, Medical Officer of Health for the Middlesex-London Health Unit, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the current recommendations from the MLHU when it comes to COVID-19.

Clark Bryan, Executive Director of The Aeolian, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the ticketing platform Humanitix, a non-profit that takes all those ticketing fees normally attached to your order and uses them for good. The money goes to different charities that help education programs in struggling communities. The Aeolian is the first venue in the Canada to make use of this platform.

London Mayor Josh Morgan joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about winning the bet between him and the Sarnia Mayor in the semi-final round of the OHL playoffs, and what the next bet is between him and the Mayor of Peterborough.

Brendon Samuels, PhD candidate in Biology at Western University, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the dangers of 'native plants' being sold in Ontario and what you should know before you buy and plant this spring and summer.

Dr. Andrew Park was elected as the President of the Ontario Medical Association. The London, Ontario emergency physician joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about adding the role to his already busy schedule, and what he hopes to do in his time as the 142nd President of the OMA.

Moshe Lander, economics professor at Concordia University, joins Mike Stubbs in studio to talk about all things economics - from sports to expanding London.

Dr. Penny MacDonald, Clinician and Lead Investigator at the new Canadian Open Parkinson Network London site, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the opening of the C-OPN, what this means for London, and what the site has to offer.

Dr. Oury Monchi, Director of the Canadian Open Parkinson Network, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about bringing The Canadian Open Parkinson Network to London. Dr. Monchi talks about what exactly it is that we are going to soon have in our city.

Former London Police Chief Murray Faulkner joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to weigh in on Premier Ford's More Boots on the Ground Plan.

Commander Peter Antonew, Deputy Commander of the Canadian Forces Recruiting Group, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about some of the obstacles in recruitment right now. Commander Antonew talks about the different recruitment efforts that are in place, and the different avenues people can join the Canadian Armed Forces through.

Dennis Darby, CEO and President of the CME joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to breakdown the economic impact that PSAC strike is bringing in from immigration process, goods export delay.

Deputy Fire Chief Matt Hepditch joins 980 CPFL's Mike Stubbs to talk about what you are and aren't allowed to burn in your backyard as you start your spring lawn clean up. He also outlines and rules and regulations surrounding the Open Air by-law.

Walt Grieve, a long-time volunteer and member of the London Central Lions Club, joins 980 CFPL's to talk about the importance of volunteering in your community. Grieve also tells Mike about the charm of the London Central Lions Club.

Moshe Lander, Lecturer at Concordia University, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about rent control, and explains why it doesn't help much on easing the housing crisis from a supply-demand perspective.

Education Minister Stephen Lecce joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the provincial government refocusing how literacy and math are taught in Ontario schools. Lecce also breaks down if unions get consultation before the plan published and are we going to see more students in one classroom.

Ian Lee, Associate Professor of Management at Carleton University's Sprott School of Business, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about how CEO's earn millions of dollars per year, and what it takes to be a CEO.

Peter Bury, executive assistant to PA Matt Rae, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the announcement from the provincial government stating that they are hoping to build 1.5 million homes in the province before 2031, and if this will help ease the pressure on renters.

Elie Ngoy, Executive Director of Young London, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about what Young London is and their mission.

Gordie MacKenzie joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about attending The Masters, which he has been attending for over 20 years. MacKenzie outlines how hard it is to get tickets to the famous event, and all of the amazing moments he's seen over the years.

Norma McPhail joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about her late husband Duncan McPhail who was the Mayor of West Elgin. Duncan passed away in March, but Norma says he would have been the biggest cheerleader for Kraft Hockeyville coming to West Lorne, and she believes the fact that the town won the title on her late husband's birthday is a perfect present.

Pierre Poilievre, leader of the Conservative Party of Canada, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the federal budget, the carbon tax increase, and how his party would have done things differently.

West Lorne could host Kraft Hockeyville, but it's on the community to vote. Kevin Summers, President of the West Lorne Minor Hockey Association joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about how you can help bring Hockeyville to the area and how to vote.

Justin Pickett joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the last day of the old Costco location, and the move next door to the new location just down the road.

Carmi Levy, technology journalist, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the European Union parliament's rules over cables and chargers as well as how the Federal government is putting a budget on making sure Canadians have a right to repair on smart devices.

Dr. Richard Lachman, Director of Zone Learning for Toronto Metropolitan University, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the new social media legislation brought forward in Utah that would put more age restrictions on social media usage, times for it to be used, and more. Dr. Lachman discusses the positives and negatives of the legislation as well as if it could possibly catch on.

Nhial Deng, who is currently a student at Huron University College, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about his life growing up from the age of 11 in a refugee camp in Kenya after having to leave his home in Ethiopia. Deng outlines the importance of school and how impactful it was in his life, as well as all the work he's done with UN, for the community and for the world. Deng recently was awarded the Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee Award.

Tereza Pultarova, a London, UK based science and technology journalist, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to explain why Londoners were able to see the northern lights last night. Pultarova also gives details into the latest investigation of Oumuamua, which unfortunately, were not alien starships.

Asim Hussein, who goes by the artist name @studentasim, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to share why he wants to help people learn more about Ramadan in a fun and creative way. He explains that Ramadan is more than people think, and most likely, you've experienced Ramadan without knowing you have.

Jon DeActis, Executive Director at the Salvation Army Centre of Hope, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about how to get help for people struggling with mental health issues who may not be seeking out the help themselves. DeActis outlines services in the London area, and quick and easy resources you can access at any time. He recommends the fastest way is to call 811, a 24/7 helpline where you'll be connected with a nurse and can get connected to many different services.

London Olympic gold medalist Maggie McNeil joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to chat about the Thames Pool and gives her thoughts on the possible decommissioning of the pool. McNeil also updates listeners on her move to LSU and how her experience has been thus far.

Jane Domenico, Senior Vice President and National Lead with Real Estate Management Services, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to give an outlook on how retail is doing in Canada now.

Alex Bowers, a historian and freelance writer from the United Kingdom, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the fascinating history of Canada's military. Bowers outlines how he came to Canada, what drew him to learn about Canada's military, and he tells you some fun and interesting facts that you may not know.

Glen Kisby, Ph.D., professor of pharmacology in the College of Osteopathic Medicine at Western University of Health Sciences in Lebanon, Oregon and Jacob Raber, Ph.D., professor of behavioral neuroscience, neurology, and radiation medicine; affiliate scientist, division of neuroscience, onprc, in the OHSU School of Medicine join 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about their research on the long-term effects of second-hand smoke. Using mice over the span of 10-months, they were able to replicate the human experience and discover how the exposure impacts the brain.

Kevin Summers, President of the West Lorne Minor Hockey Association, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about West Lorne being one of the finalists to host Kraft Hockeyville. Summers explains how it felt to see West Lorne on the list of four finalist, and how the community can cast their vote to help.

Claire Boine, PhD Candidate at the University of Ottawa Center for Law, Technology and Society, joins 980CFPL's Mike Stubbs to break down how Bill C-11 will impact AI, deepfakes, and fake news. Boine outlines what areas of AI will be impacted by the Bill, the lack of power Bill C-11 will have over fake news, and the need for more legislation regarding deepfakes. 

Samantha Kemp-Jackson joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about how parents can bring out motivation in their kids, and how disciplining has changed in the digital age. Kemp-Jackson urges parents to keep in mind the world that their child lives in now, and how different it is from 20 or 30 years ago.

Gerry Vittoratos, national tax specialist at UFile Canada, joins 980CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about tax season and what you should keep your eye on when you go to file your taxes this year.

Jose Pineida, Equity, Diversity and Inclusivity Consultant with the London District Catholic School Board, joins 980CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about what the school board is doing for Black History Month. Pineida also talks about the need for more black history education programs, and he outlines the role black Canadians played in shaping the country. 

On February 24, 2022, Russia invaded Ukraine. One year later, where do things stand, how are the people of Ukraine doing, and is an end to the conflict in sight? Mike Stubbs sat down with three experts from Western University to talk about one of the largest military conflicts since the Second World War. Professor Valerie Oosterveld is the Acting Director of Western University's Centre for Transitional Justice and Post-Conflict Reconstruction, Dr. Marta Dyczok specializes in international politics and history at Western University and Dr. Oleksa Drachewych, a Lecturer in the Department of History at Western University.

February is home to Pink Shirt Day and Be More Than A Bystander Month. 25 years ago, Myles Neuts was killed after being hung from a coat hook in a Chatham elementary school washroom by bullies. Today, his father continues to share his story and be an anti-bullying advocate. Mike Neuts joins Mike Stubbs to discuss Pink Shirt Day and how bullying is still a major issue in schools.

Skating on the Rideau Canal is a staple in Ottawa, Ont. each winter, but with temperatures that are milder than usual, skating on the canal this season could be in jeopardy. National online journalist with Global News, Saba Aziz says generally speaking Ottawa needs 10 to 14 days of temperatures between -10C and -20C for the canal to freeze over and be safe for skating, and this year, that just hasn't happened. Aziz joins Mike Stubbs to discuss.

Mike Lerner, from Lerners Lawyers and Associates, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about Reptilia zoo getting the red light at council, but says they still plan to open their doors to the public.

Dr. Ashely Margeson, a Naturopathic doctor and host of The Superwomen Code, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about what your poop says about your health, how your gut health is connected to your brain, how to take care of your gut and more.

Jennie Dann, Director of Construction and Infrastructure Services with the City of London, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to update listeners on different construction projects around the city.

Samantha Kemp-Jackson, college and university instructor, parenting expert, writer and podcaster, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about how parents can approach the topic of tragedies with your kids. Samantha gives some tips on how parents can have those tough conversations that are inevitable.

Former London Knight and NHL All-Star Dennis Wideman was inducted into the Don Brankley London Knights Hall of Fame on February 8th. He joined Mike Stubbs on 980 CFPL to chat about his trade to the London Knights in 2001, and the long career that followed.

Emily Campbell, Registered Dietitian and Certified Diabetes Educator, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about diets, and specifically the recent increase in injections meant to help diabetes being used for weight loss. Campbell explains the dangers of the newest trend, and how people who want to lose weight can do so in healthy ways.

Dr. Doris Grinspun, CEO of the Registered Nurses' Association of Ontario, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to comment on if the provinces plan, 'Your Health: A Plan for Connected and Convenient Care ' and the three pillars within it actually target heath care needs.

Jeannie Gheller was desperately searching for help for her daughter who suffers from severe mental illness. She hasn't been able to find any, and now that her daughter is 18, she can make her own decision without her mother's consent. London, Ont. mother Jeannie Gheller joins Mike Stubbs to share her experience and her worry now that she doesn't have to be informed about her daughter's decisions.

Kiera Taylor, HBAA Sustainability Director at Ivey School of Business at Western University, joins 980CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about sustainability in the private sector of business as well as how they can be more environmentally friendly.

Gillian Burnett joins 980CFPL's Mike Stubbs to share the story of her son Waylon drowning in a pool and how CPR and the endless efforts of all medical staff brought him back to life.

Katie Dean, from the Viewer Discretion Coalition, joins 980CFPL's Mike Stubbs to update everyone on the Viewer Discretion Legislation and how the London by-law can impact other places across the country.

Dr Alex Summers, Medical Officer of Health for the Middlesex-London Health Unit joins 980CFPL's Mike Stubbs to explain the Immunization of School Pupils Act, and why it's important to update your child's vaccination status to the health unit.

Hubert Van Niekerk, from Every Canadian Counts, joins 980CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the program, their goals, and how it came to be. Van Niekerk explains why it is important that people struggling with disabilities get the support they urgently need.

Scott Surgent, Author of World Hockey Association Fact Book and more, joins 980CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about Bobby Hull's impact on the success of the WHA.

Christine Giannacopoulos, Superintendent with the Thames Valley District School Board, joins 980CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the new approach to getting high school students prepared for exams, not only for their high school classes, but also for their post-secondary education.

Kellysue, a London, Ont. mother who has been trying to gain support for youth living with severe mental illness, joins Mike Stubbs to update the story she shared last week on her 14-year-old daughter and explains that it finally feels like they are closer to getting her the help she needs.

Ali Chabar, Chair of London Police Services Board, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about Susan Toth resigning from her role as Chair of the LPSB. Chabar, who was the Vice-Chair at the time, has now been voted in to fill the Chair position. He also speaks about his long history with Toth, and what this means for the board going forward.

Derek Marques joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about mental health, taking care of your mental health and the importance of having a good support system around you.

Moshe Lander, Senior Lecturer with Concordia University, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about TD Economics recent report which predicts Canada may see the weakest level of home sales since 2001. Lander explains what to watch for at the start of this year when it comes to your mortgage and with housing prices.

Rob Simpson, Associate General Manager of the London Knights, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the last two trades by the Knights before the OHL trade deadline, and outlines the issue of creating rumours that are circulated on social media involving player names. Simpson outlines how this can impact those players who are very early on in their hockey careers. 

Ted Brown, Head Coach of the London Devilettes Junior program, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the five local athletes that are helping Team Canada at the Women's World U18 Hockey Championship. Brown also talks about the leadership skills shown by two of the five athletes who are now leading Team Canada, Captain Jocelyn Amos and Alternate Captain Emma Pais. 

Peter Bergmanis, from the London Health Coalition, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about Bill 7 and what we are seeing in Long-Term Care in the first few months since the bill passed. Bergmanis expresses his concerns with the bill and the negative impact it has on patients and families.

Bonnie Wooten, a Registered Nurse and Project Consultant with London Health Sciences Centre joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the award-winning Shared Decision Making Program at Children's Hosptial at LHSC, which brings together patients, families, and their health care team to help make key decisions when it comes to their health and treatment.

Former CFL athlete Konrad Wasiela joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about his move from the football world to the world of E-Sports, and the massive growth the E-Sports world has seen over the past few years, pulling in higher viewership than many sporting events - including the Super Bowl.

Michael's on the Thames owner Joelle Lees join's 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the famous London restaurant changing hands in the new year, the reasoning behind the decision, and the new name the iconic restaurant is going to be taking on.

Dr George Dresser, Physician at London Health Sciences Centre, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about seeing the stroke rate and blood pressure climbing as the temperature starts to drop and as we approach holiday season.

As Diabetes Awareness Month 2022 comes to an end, doctors at London Health Sciences Centre say they are seeing a significant rise in type 1 diabetes. Dr. Robert Stein, Children’s Hospital Paediatric Endocrinologist joins Mike Stubbs to discuss the rise they're seeing, and also to educate us on the early signs and symptoms to watch out for. 

Peter Bergmanis, a spokesperson with the Ontario Health Coalition, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to comment on the key things the LHSC master plan should focus on. Bergmanis provides his opinion on many areas, including the issue of lacking emergency beds and health care workers

Raemie O'Brien joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to tell the story of Santa, the Coca-Cola truck, and one lucky young boy in St Thomas getting his Christmas wish.

Dr. Claudette Holloway, President of the Registered Nurses' Association of Ontario, joins 980CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about Bill 124 being struck down by an Ontario Justice who said it infringes on the rights to collective bargaining and freedom of association. Dr. Holloway gives a reaction to this update and what impact this has on nurses.

Fabiana Bacchini, Executive Director of the Canadian Premature Babies Foundation joins 980CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about premature babies, and their stuffie Preemi - a stuffed lion designed specfically for premature babies, with the ability to mimic the mom's heartbeat and a tail that resembles an umbilical cord. Bacchini also talks about what we can do to help the 1 in 10 babies born prematurely.

Brad Campbell, corporate hospital administration executive at London Health Sciences Centre, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about LHSC's new master plan and one major area they are focusing on - mental health.

Dr. Prachi Srivastava, Associate Professor, Western University, specialising in education and global development joins 980CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the CUPE strike, and the errors in Education Minister Stephen Lecce statements, and the misinformation the was being spread.

Dr. Ram Singh, Director of Pediatrics Critical Care Unit and Deputy Chief of Pediatrics at Children's Hospital joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to explain the overwhelming number of patients they are having. He explains honestly how each day is worse than the day before and things don't seem to be improving. Dr. Singh explains that one thing they've had to do to help ease the issue is reschedule surgeries.

Dr Don Kerr, Professor of Sociology at King's University College, joins 980CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the world population reaching eight billion this week, what it means, when it's going to start slowing down and why.

Barb Legate, a donor with the Children's Health Foundation, joins 980CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about National Philanthropy Day which takes place on November 15. Legate explains why she thinks National Philanthropy Day is necessary. National Philanthropy Day is a special day that honours the endless daily contributions individuals and organizations in London and across the globe make to countless causes and missions. Legate talks about how on National Philanthropy Day, no act of kindness goes unnoticed.

Katherine Vellinga, Founder of Zirkova Vodka, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs, to talk about her efforts to help Ukraine during the ongoing war by donating 100 per cent of the proceeds from sales when the war broke out to help relief efforts. Now, Katherine and her husband have found themselves on a list banning them entry to Russia.

Noor Quereshi, Director of Penpals4Peace, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the drive they will be doing on Sunday November 13th to collect medical supplies for the people in London experiencing homelessness. Noor explains what inspired the drive and the other initiatives the group has done.

Barb Bentley, from Bentley Hearing Services, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the 'Hear for the Holidays' campaign, which started in 2015. The goal of the campaign is to help those who are in financial need access hearing services they may need but can't afford.

London's Fight to End Homelessness is back after a 2 year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The event this year is looking to raise funds for Joan's Place, a housing initiative by Youth Opportunities Unlimited to "help young people escape homelessness and create a new cycle, for themselves and their young families." Corus Radio London's own Brad "The Notorious G.I.B." Gibb is fighting in the event. Brett Lucier, Co-Chair Fight To End joins Mike Stubbs to discuss what it's been like getting ready for the big day.

Justin Krieger, Senior Technology and Media Analyst at consultancy firm RSM Canada, joins 980CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about how streaming has changed since its inception and how it will continue to change in the future.

KD Grainger joins 980CFPL's Mike Stubbs to share why she takes part in the TD United Way StairClimb and why the event is so important to her. After losing her dad in 2016 due to mental health she found the program 'Survivors of Suicide Loss' that is run by the Canadian Mental Health Association but is directly funded by events like the United Way StairClimb and without those donations the program would not exist. Grainger shares why she climbs each year and how the program benefited her.

Matt Villeneuve, family lawyer with McKenzie Lake, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to break down how the public divorce of Tom Brady and Gisele Bundchen brings forward some issues people should think about and plan for before marriage to save themselves from a messy divorce or separation.

Chester Szypula, Senior Vice President and Licensed Insolvency Trustee with BDO Debt Solutions in London join 980CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about how Canadian's have reached a record high of credit card debt, and what people should know before they continue to pile it on.

Rick Corner joins 980CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the overall feel in Philadelphia before game four of the MLB World Series last night.

Children's Hospital is celebrating 100 years in the London, Ontario community in 2022. Lynanne Mason, Director of Paediatric Inpatients at Children's joins Mike Stubbs to chat about the hospital's accomplishments over the last century.

Brad Gushue joins 980CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk all things curling, winning Olympic medals, the Olympic Bronze he's most proud of, and the 2023 Tim Hortons Briar coming to London

Peter Inch joins 980CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about bringing the Tim Hortons Brier to London in March 2023 and he puts out a call for volunteers.

Terry Gillis, President and CEO of Ahria Consulting joins 980CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about a list that was released recently in London Inc magazine outlining the 15 best places to work in London. Gillis talks about how they determine this list, what the criteria are, and how business can get involved in the future.

Immigrants make up nearly a quarter all people in Canada, and the majority are coming from India, the latest release of 2021 census data shows. The data also found Canadians are losing their religion at an unprecedented rate, with more than a third of the country reporting no religious affiliation in the latest census. Dr. Howard Ramos, chair in department of sociology at Western University, joins Mike Stubbs to discuss the latest data and what it looks like in London, Ont.

Dr David Steven, London Health Science Centre and St. Joseph's health Centre joins 980CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about a new epilepsy treatment at LHSC and how it will allow more people access to surgery and treatment options.

For the first time ever a London team will compete in the Ontario Player Development League championship final. The President of Whitecaps London, Abbi Lezizidis talks with 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs about the road the U17s have taken to go where no London side has been able to get to before.

Janet Ko, the Co-Founder of the Menopause Foundation of Canada joins 980CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about menopause, the 30 different symptoms of it, and how more education is needed overall.

Londoner George Diaco has returned to his hometown to play for the Knights after being acquired in a trade with the Hamilton Bulldogs on October 11. Diaco helped the Bulldogs to win an OHL championship in 2022 and will make his Knights debut on October 14 at Budweiser Gardens against the Mississauga Steelheads.

Matt Hepditch, Deputy Fire Chief with the London Fire Department joins 980CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about Fire Prevention Week, running from October 9th-15th this year, and the theme 'fire won't wait plan your escape'.

Nancy George, Coordinator of our Oneida - Language Immersion, Culture and Teaching program at Fanshawe College, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs on National Day for Truth and Reconciliation to talk about how the program has been doing in its first year. Nancy also explains the importance of the Oneida language to her as well as why its so important to bring the language back to where it once was.

Mike and Kyle preview the Knights weekend, talk about the return of Isaiah George from the New York Islanders, Logan Mailloux signing and entry-level contract with Montreal and get the inside scoop on Erie's "London Sucks" T-shirts being sold for their home opener with the voice of the Otters, Shawn Bednard.

Elizabeth Phoenix, Nurse Practitioner at the Adult Eating Disorder Service at the London Health Sciences Centre joins 980CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the 10-year milestone of the program, as well as how many people the AEDS has helped over the past 10 years.

Haley Everitt, Lecturer and PhD candidate in the Department of Geography and Environment at Western University joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about how reducing food waste can save you money at the grocery store.

Karl Littler Senior VP of Public Affairs with Retail Council of Canada joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the upcoming changes that we could see in stores with regards credit cards. After a ruling on a class action lawsuit, credit card surcharges can be passed on to customers, something store owners were paying for in the past.

London Knights radio play-by-play announcer Mike Stubbs and Knights in-game and post-game show host Kyle Grimard talk Knights past, present and future and bring you OHL news twice a week.

Ange Ralf joins 980 CFPL Mike Stubbs to talk about the importance of helmets and to tell the story of Branden, a young man who passed away in 2020 skateboarding accident. Ralf details what his family and the campaign Lidup4branden are doing to keep his memory alive as well how they give back to the community while also reminding people to wear a helmet.

Dr. Mark Tovey, Observatory Curator joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs while they take you on an auditory tour of The Hume Cronyn Memorial Observatory at Western University - just one of many locations open to the public for Doors Open London happening this weekend.

Sean McCann and Andrea Aragon join 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to tell their love story, their experience with Sean's addiction and recovery, as well as give a preview on what they will be speaking about at the Addictions Recovery Breakfast on September 23rd. To learn more about the breakfasts and to buy tickets visit 14th Annual London Addiction Recovery Breakfast Tickets, Fri, 23 Sep 2022 at 7:00 AM | Eventbrite

Matt Farrell, Political Science Professor at Fanshawe College, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the impact of Pierre Poilievre winning the Conservative Party leadership race, what it means, and what it could bring in the future.

Sarah Smith, Manager of Nursing Professional Practice at London Health Sciences Centre and Jose Villamater, an internationally educated nurse at LHSC join Mike Stubbs to talk about the provincial government approving changes that allow internationally trained nurses to start practicing at health care organizations sooner with the goal of alleviating staffing shortages.

Dr. Graham Broad, Professor and Chair of History at King's University College, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the impact of Queen Elizabeth II's passing and the impact it has on Canada as well as her popularity during her reign. Dr. Broad also talks about what his students see in the monarchy and what they saw in Queen Elizabeth II.

London-Fanshawe MP Lindsay Mathyssen joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the proposed redistribution of the federal electoral districts. MP Mathyssen explains the process and timeline of this proposal, as well as the potential for a new riding being added to the London area.

Angela Wray, Support Services Officer in the Supportive Care Program at Conestoga College joins Mike Stubbs to talk about the program as the Ontario government makes big decisions regarding Bill 7. Wray explains that the program is a great opportunity for those looking for a career change to the health care field, with a bonus of it being tuition free.

Michelle Woodhouse, Water Program Manager at Environmental Defence joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the #WeAreLakeErie social media campaign to bring awareness to the importance of the lake that is home to thousands of species and complex ecosystems as well as the main drinking water source for over 11 million people.

London City Councillor John Fyfe-Millar joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs on London Live to wrap up the saga that has been Santa's House and its relocation. Fife-Millar puts a bow on the journey of Santa's House, and confirms that its officially been moved to Covent Garden Market.

Gemma Pryor, Senior Director of Canada Impact Team at McDonalds Canada, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to explain some of the upcoming goals and plans that Ronald McDonald's house has so they can double their capacity in the near future. Within the next five years, Pryor explains, they want to raise $70million.

Mike Malleck joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to share a personal story on how Ronald McDonald house has plays a crucial role in his family, and how much their support helped in hard times.

Hans Kabat, President Cargill Protein, North America joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs at the Ronald McDonald House golf tournament in London to talk about how Cargill helps McDonald's to supply all kind of meats that they needed and tells everyone the rule in his family when they relocated.

Cathy Loblaw, Executive Director of Ronald McDonald House Charities joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs at their annual golf tournament to talk about RMH's mission and their goal on providing helps to more Canadian families.

Londoner Sue Fletcher joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about how she will be heading to Peterborough for the 2022 Ontario 55+ Summer Games! Fletcher and her partner Walter are competing in pickleball, something she says takes skill but also luck.

Will Nicholl joins Mike Stubbs to talk about his journey to officially becoming a London Knight

Dr. Leigh Vanderloo, from ParticipACTION, Knowledge Translation Manager joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about work life balance, forest bathing, and how important the ancient principle of forest bathing (or Shinrin-yoku) is for our bodies and souls. Dr. Vanderloo shares some research done on how impactful nature can be for millennials.

Dr. Prachi Srivastova, Associate Professor, Western University, specializing in education and global development, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about Education Minister Stephen Lecce 2022 education plan, and points out that the plan that was released is not really a plan and more of a sketch. 

Pamela Jeffery, Founder of the Prosperity Project, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about some concerns women have heading back into the workplace after the past two years working from home.

Josipa Petrunic, President & CEO of the Canadian Urban Transit Research & Innovation Consortium (CUTRIC) joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about electric vehicles, where they are at now, their future, and what to expect from car manufacturers going forward. 

Frank Emmanuel, Director of Strathroy Pride, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the upcoming Pride event this Saturday, what they have lined up, and when everything takes place.  

Ethan Diamandas, Blue Jays Reporter for Sports Illustrated, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about today's announcement that the Blue Jays have fired manager Charlie Montoyo, and what's next for the team. 

Ravina Anthony, Manager, Newcomer & Diversity Initiatives at Kids Help Phone joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about some upcoming changes for Kids Help Phone that will expand their services for newcomers. 

Abbi Lezizedes, President of White Caps London, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about bringing blind soccer to London and explains how to play. 

Laurie Risemae, Founder and Executive Director of ARF (Animal Rescue Foundation), joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the change they have seen recently as people head back to the office when it comes to pets. She explains that they went from running out of animals to be adopted, to now having an influx of requests of animals looking to be rehomed. 

David Hunt, Education Program Director at Cardus, joins 980CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about how the proposed education system in Arizona would be unlikely to be completely replicated in Ontario. 

Annie Kidder, Founder of People For Education, joins 980CFPL's Mike Stubbs to compared the proposed system of education in Arizona, and how it would work in Canada. 

Moshe Lander, economist and lecturer at Concordia University, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the impact rising interest rates will have, and what we need to know about the 'real' interest rate. 

Dr. Prachi Srivastova, Associate Professor in the Faculty of Education at Western University explains what de-streaming in our education systems is, and what it will look like for students entering high school. 

A new app has been developed in London by a team at Lawson Health Research Institute and St. Joseph's Health Care London to help those suffering with brain injuries. Cindy Vanderveen, a user of the new MyBrainPacer™ App joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about her experience with the app, and the benefits she's seen. 

Rob Cowley, co-founder and President of Cowley Abbott, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the story behind trading a grilled cheese sandwich turned into a Maud Lewis painting charity auction, and more about Canadian art. 

Tom Hennessy and his wife Joyce joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about his walk of gratitude, something he's accomplishing at 100 years-old, and making donations to help homeless veterans. 

Affordability is one of the biggest issues facing Canadians today. Peter Mackay, CEO of Hero Financial Group joins Mike Stubbs to chat about financial literacy and how being money savvy can help you fight the affordability crisis.

Dr. Pierre Chuard joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about harmful ticks, how you can watch for them, and things to keep in mind as we head into the summer. 

Councillor Mariam Hamou and Ali Chabar join 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs on the one year anniversary of the June 6th attack in London to call on more actions to stop islamophobia. 

Callum Spoor, a 25-year-old from England, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about his experience with online sports gambling. Spoor explains how his gambling addiction took over his life, from placing his first bet right around his 18th birthday, to October 2021 when he barely able to pay for his bus fare to work each day.   

Anouschka Van den Bosh, CMM, HR Specialist, CHRL Manager of Human Resource and Health and Safety from the Municipality of Central Elgin joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs on London Live to talk about how so many lifeguards return to the job each summer, making recruitment easy! 

Moshe Lander, Senior Lecturer, Economics at Concordia University joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about rent control, if it would work in our market, and how it plays a role in politics. 

Sam Trosow, Faculty of Law and Faculty of Media and Information Studies at Western joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about rent control, what municipalities can do on their end, what they can't do, and what he thinks we can do to make renting a little easier on people. 

A seven-year-old Londoner will be travelling to Los Angeles this July, to perform in the International presentation of performers also known as iPOP! Lorkin and his mom, Anthea, join Mike Stubbs to talk about the upcoming event and how it all came to be.

Chester Szypula, BDO Canada Limited Vice President, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about what the potential impact on consumers another spike in interests rates could have on them. 

David Litwin, Senior Specialist, External Communications at Moneris joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about recent data collected by Moneris on cannabis sales, when they see a spike in sales, and the gradual increase in sales since 2020. 

Dan McKinley, Senior Vice President of Sales and Customer Experience with Sleep Country Canada, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about how sleep impacts us and why it's so important to get a good night sleep. 

Joel Kennedy, Bear Clan member and member of the Oneida Nation of the Thames, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about his experience running the Boston Marathon. 

Middlesex London Health Unit Medical Officer of Health Dr. Alex Summers joins Mike Stubbs to talk about the fourth dose of the COVID-19, the roll out campaign, and who will be eligible for the shot first. 

Ethan Diamandas, Blue Jays reporter with Sports Illustrated join Mike Stubbs to talk about how the Blue Jays are looking heading into the season, who to watch for, and what we can expect from the team. 

Daniel Dubois, Co-founder and President of Key, joins Mike Stubbs to talk about a new model on how to own a home called co-ownership. He explains how this model works and what the benefits of it would be for people trying to enter the housing market.

Jordan Williamson, Director, Product Strategy & Development at Moneris joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about new data that suggests car commuters who are returning to the office are finding new ways to get to work as the price of gas continues to rise. 

Dean Gocan, Golf Manager at Pine Knot Golf & C.C joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about them be able to open up their course a little earlier than normal this year, thanks to all the nice weather over the past few days. 

Deputy Mayor Josh Morgan joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about how London is preparing to take in Ukrainian Refugees as the war in Ukraine continues. He talks about London's history with refugees, and how London plans to help them once they arrive. 

Chester Szypula, Senior Vice President at BDO joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about balancing your budget and how you can relief your debt.  

Premier Doug Ford joins Mike Stubbs on 980 CFPL's London Live to talk about today's announcement in the London area, the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine and what Canadians can be doing, gas prices, and moving forward from the pandemic. 

Dr. Prachi Srivastova  Associate Professor at Western University, specializing in education and global development talks with 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs about how school aged kids have been impacted by the pandemic. 

Fawziah Rabiah-Mohammed, a nursing PhD student at Western University talks with 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs about her recent research looking at the impact the COVID-19 pandemic has had on Canadian Refugees who came to Canada around 2018, or after. 

Erika Casupanan, the most recent winner of Survivor, talks with 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs on her time living in London while attending both Western and Fanshawe, her time on the show, her experience on exile island, and how life has changed since she won Season 41. 

Dr. Paul Kershaw, an Associate Professor at the University of British Columbia, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs on London Live to talk about what it takes to save for a house in today's market. Dr. Kershaw explains how many years it would take for someone in London to save up for a down payment, and what needs to happen to slow things down for homebuyers.

David Coletto, CEO and Founding Partner Abacus Data joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs on London Live to talk about a recent poll he did across the country asking "How much do you have in common with protesters in Ottawa." 

Jon DeActis, Executive Director for The Salvation Army Centre of Hope talks with 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs about the ongoing homelessness issue in London, and the issues the shelters are facing. DeActis explains how all the shelters work together to change and make things better, as a team. 

The City of London is looking to add a vacancy tax to homes that are left empty, something the province has said municipalities are allowed to do, following in the footsteps of Vancouver and their vacancy tax. Ward 2 Councillor Shawn Lewis spoke with 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs on London Live about why this is being explored for London, what it means for the city, and what are the next steps as the municipality explores adding the tax. 

Fareed Khan, from Canadian's United Against Hate, talks with 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs about the importance of January 29th being recognized as a National Day of Remembrance for the victims, survivors, and family members of those impacted by the attack in 2017, as well as where we go from here.   

Dan McTeague joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs on London Live to talk about the rise in gas prices, why it's happening, and just how much you could be paying at the pump in the upcoming months. 

Mayor Ed Holder joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the State of the City address on Tuesday, what it's been like doing the address during COVID-19 times, his hopes for the city, and more. 

Curling Canada announced on Monday that the Tim Hortons Brier will be returning to London in 2023 and will be held at Budweiser Gardens. 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs spoke with Peter Inch, a Canadian Curling Hall of Famer, who played a big role bringing the Brier back to London. 

Greg Brady from Toronto Today on 640 Toronto and 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs talk about Meatloaf, their introduction to him, his career and more.  

Brian Ohl, General Manager of Budweiser Gardens talks with 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs on the provincial restrictions changing on January 31st, and how that impacts the popular venue. 

Mayor Ed Holder joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the Ontario Housing Affordability Summit that took place on Wednesday. Mayor Holder talks about what happened at the summit, and what he hopes for London going forward. 

There is a lot of sigma surrounding COVID-19, from feeling embarrassed about getting it to people's reaction when they find out that you've had it. Deputy Mayor Josh Morgan talks with 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs about one of his children contracting the COVID-19 virus, and the impact it had on their family.     

Platoon Chief Colin Shewell of the London Fire Department talks with 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs about whether it is safe to skate or ice fish on ponds or drainage ditches in the London area. (Hint: It isn't)

Director and producer Suzannah Warlick talks with 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs about the documentary film Passage to Sweden which chronicles the events that occurred in Scandinavia and Budapest during WWII.  Defying the occupying German forces, and protecting fellow citizens, spontaneous and dramatic rescue operations were conducted to save thousands of Jewish lives. 

Each student and education staff member was told by the Ontario government that they would receive two rapid tests as in-person learning resumed. But what did it take to make that happen? Vince Romeo, the Director of Education for the London District Catholic School Board shared the details of a marathon packaging job done by staff members and volunteers that began about 3:30 am just three days before students returned.

Cora Waschknowski of The Little Red Roaster talks about what her past 22 months have been like trying to navigate running a small business in a pandemic in a provincially regulated building.

Sportsnet's Donnovan Bennett played running back for the Western Mustangs and head coach Larry Haylor from 2003-2007. Bennett took time to talk to 980 CFPL's MIke Stubbs about Haylor following his death on January 7, 2022.

In 2021 Cleveland Brownlee helped the London Majors to win their first Intercounty Baseball League championship in 46 years. On January 6, 2022 the Majors announced that Brownlee would be back for a 12th season with the team. He talked with 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs about winning the IBL championship and deciding to come back for another season.

Nathan McFadden, the President of the Ontario Colleges Athletic Association, talks with 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs about trying to get the Ontario government to recognize OCAA and Ontario University Athletics athletes as "elite" to enable them to return to play under the COViD-19 protocols used by other leagues and organizations that have been deemed "elite."

By now you have probably heard the story of Nadia Popovici, a medical student and fan of the Seattle Kraken and the save she made noticing a potential melanoma on the neck of Vancouver Canucks assistant trainer, Red Hamilton. Here is that story: https://globalnews.ca/news/8483873/off-ice-save-keen-eyed-kraken-fan-alerts-canucks-manager-to-cancerous-mole/ Well, the same type of save was made by London doctor Jessica Hunter-Orange. Here is that story as told to Mike Stubbs on London Live on 980 CFPL.

Louie Palu was working for National Geographic on January 6, 2021. His assignment took him to the U.S. Capitol and placed him amongst the crowd both outside and inside the building. He was hit, shoved and confronted. He shielded himself from rubber bullets being fired down some of the most hallowed halls in America. Palu described to 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs what it was like to capture the events of that day as they unfolded in front of him.

2021 was not an amazing year in very many areas. One of the standout exceptions may have been the London sports world. Athletes and team had incredible success. Hear stories from Damian Warner, Maggie MacNeil, Susanne Grainger, Greg Marshall, Roop Chanderdat and others as we look back at their monumental achievements.

As people prepare for a new year, paying down debt is likely high on the list of resolutions for 2022, but BDO Debt Solutions says having a financial plan rather than a simple resolution will help you to actually reach your financial goals this coming year. Chester Szypula , Senior Vice President and Licensed Insolvency Trustee with BDO Canada, joins Mike Stubbs to discuss.

Anyone who remembers Mario Lemieux's championship clinching goal from the '87 Canada Cup will remember Lemieux's shot or Wayne Gretzky's pass or even Larry Murphy's role as decoy before they remember the role that the late Dale Hawerchuk played. Hawerchuk's story actually goes back to a line change made by Mike Keenan before the very famous faceoff that led to that very famous goal.

A uniquely immersive exhibit featuring more than 200 of Vincent van Gogh’s paintings will be coming to 100 Kellogg Lane in London, Ont., next fall. Imagine Van Gogh was first presented by Encore Productions in France and has gone on to tour worldwide with recent stops in Vancouver and Edmonton extending their runs due to popular demand. 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs spoke with Imagine Van Gogh Marketing Director Angela Di Corpo about what visitors to Imagine Van Gogh should be prepared to see.

Porter and Colton started a holiday toy drive when they were just five years old. 2021 is their 4th annual toy drive, and they along with their moms, Jen and Lindsay join Mike Stubbs to talk about this year's event.

From diaries, to audio recording and video footage, fans are invited to get a behind-the-scenes look at the Rolling Stones career. THEMUSEUM in Kitchener is playing host to The Rolling Stones UNZIPPED exhibition until February 27, 2021. David Marskell CEO of THEMUSEUM, join Mike Stubbs to discuss what you can expect at this rockin' exhibition.    

Maggie MacNeil captured gold in the 4 x 100m freestyle at the World Swimming Championship in Abu Dhabi. She talked with 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs about the Canadian record setting swim, her next events in the competition and he recent sponsorship agreement with Speedo.

Ali Chahbar, general legal counsel and executive officer with the region’s public school board, has been appointed to the London Police Services Board. Chahbar was appointed to a two-month term effective Sunday by Ontario solicitor general Sylvia Jones, pending the processing of his order-in-council for a longer three-year term, the board said. He was slated to take his oath of office on Monday, December 13. Chahbar joins Mike Stubbs to discuss the appointment.

COVID-19 and the Omicron variant are causing school closures in the Middlesex-London region as close contacts have been advised to quarantine and get tested. At the same time, the provincial government is opening up booster shots to those 18+ and once again ramping up restrictions to battle the virus.  Acting Medical Officer of Health for MLHU, Dr. Alex Summers, joins Mike Stubbs to discuss.

The head coach of the Western Mustang football team Greg Marshall talks about scrambling to find footwear the night before a championship game and then some of the highlights on the way to winning the Vanier Cup on December 4, 2021.

On Giving Tuesday (November 30, 2021) donations to the Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada have triple the impact, thanks to an anonymous donor. Officials with the MS Society of Canada say each gift will offer three times the support to Canadians affected by multiple sclerosis. John Cuddie, volunteer with MS Society of Canada joins Mike Stubbs to discuss.

While the move still awaits final approval from city council, the strategic priorities and policy committee (SPPC) has endorsed Mariam Hamou to fill the Ward 6 vacancy in London, Ont. The human rights activist and political advocate beat out 20 other contenders in three rounds of voting during an SPPC meeting on Monday. Hamou joins London Live with Mike Stubbs to share her reaction.

The third installment of Short Supply delves into how a shortage of materials is leading to delays in the house market, leaving some Canadians waiting on their pre-construction purchased homes. Global News journalist, Craig Lord, joins Mike Stubbs to discuss.

A crucial U.N. climate summit opened Sunday, Oct. 31 amid papal appeals for prayers and activists’ demands for action, kicking off two weeks of intense diplomatic negotiations by almost 200 countries aimed at slowing intensifying global warming and adapting to the climate damage already underway.  Dr. Chris Gore, Professor in the Department of Politics and Public Administration at Ryerson University, joins Mike Stubbs to give us an overview of what's happening and what we need to know about COP26

The re-elected federal Liberal government is raising the possibility that workers let go for failing to adhere to an employer’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate could find themselves ineligible for employment insurance. Christopher Justice, an employment lawyer and associate at Samfiru Tumarkin LLP, joins Mike Stubbs to discuss.

Londoner Paulie O'Byrne is as tenacious and courageous as they come. He is the founder of www.im1in5.com and he is a survivor of sexual assault. He joined Mike Stubbs to discuss Kyle Beach and the courage Beach demonstrated in coming forward with his own survivor story.

After being forced to go online-only in 2020, the Forest City Film Festival (FCFF) is finally back in-person with more than 90 offerings for cinephiles in London, Ont. Gemini-winning actor and Stratford Festival veteran Colm Feore, lent his talents to Trigger Point, one of the 92 films being featured at the FCFF until Oct. 30. Feore joins Mike Stubbs to chat about the film festivals, his career and life during the COVID-19 pandemic.

 Come Together For Diabetes is an event to support diabetes care and research at St. Joseph’s Health Care London. The 2021 installment will take place on November 4th and will feature former Humboldt Broncos player, Kaleb Dahlgren. Dahlgren, a survivor of the 2018 Humboldt Broncos bus crash, has been living with diabetes since he was four-year-old. Dahlgren, who is also a diabetes advocate and author, joins Mike Stubbs to share a bit of his story and chat about the event.

Halloween is a scary time of year, but one young Londoner wanted to spread a bit of joy this spooky season by doing some reverse trick-or-treating. Five-year-old Everett--dressed as Batman--and his grandmother Barb spent Sunday, October 17 knocking on doors and handing out candy. Barb and Everett join Mike Stubbs to chat about how the idea came about and what the reaction was like from those who received a unexpected Halloween treat.

A group of high-profile Canadians have written a joint letter to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau calling on the federal government to fast-track the Canadian disability benefit. Rabia Khedr, National Director of Disability Without Poverty, joins Mike Stubbs to discuss.

Researchers out of Lawson Health Research Institute and Western University’ Schulich School of Medicine and Dentistry will be examining the impacts of what’s known as “moral injury” on the brains of health-care workers amid the COVID-19 pandemic. A moral injury involves injury to a person’s moral conscience and can happen when someone sees or does something, or fails to prevent something, that conflicts with their morals. As a result, people are often left with profound guilt and shame. Dr. Ruth Lanius, associate scientist at Lawson, Schulich professor and London Health Sciences Centre psychiatrist, joins Mike Stubbs to discuss.

October to Islamic Heritage Month. Following the vehicle attack in June that saw four members of a London, Ont. Muslim family killed, and their 9-year-old son injured, this year is particularly important. Dr. Nosheen Ahmad joins Mike Stubbs to reflect on the June Attack and the actions that followed, to teach us something we didn't know about Muslims, and to help us celebrate.

A special clinic in London, Ont., is bringing multiple disciplines together to treat those experiencing symptoms long after first being diagnosed with COVID-19. Wendi Heal, a professional jazz singer, contracted COVID-19 in late December 2020 before vaccination efforts began and she is still faced with symptoms that make it difficult for her to perform. However, the experts at the post-acute COVID-19 program at St. Joseph’s Health Care London are helping to address Heal’s symptoms. Heal joins Mike Stubbs to share her experience as a COVID-19 long hauler, and how the program is helping her find her voice. 

October 3 to 9 is fire prevention week and this year's theme is “learn the sounds of fire safety.”  London District Fire Chief, Matt Hepditch, joins Mike Stubbs to talk about ways to prevent fires and how to stay safe during an emergency.

Ontario’s chief medical officer of health announced a new “targeted” COVID-19 rapid test program in schools and licensed child care settings. “The program will support access to voluntary, rapid asymptomatic screening for unvaccinated children and students,” the Ford government said on Tuesday. Tests will be made available at the discretion of the local medical officer of health, based on “local epidemiological circumstances.” Parents will be able to choose if their child can participate. Dr. Prachi Srivastava, Associate Professor of Education & International Development in the Faculty of Education at Western University, joins Mike Stubbs to discuss.

Roughly 8,000 students at Western University walked out of class at noon on Friday to protest what they call a “culture of misogyny” on campus after a series of sexual assault allegations surfaced in recent days. The students were also joined by some faculty and community members in a show of solidarity and support following a difficult week that has thrust issues surrounding gender-based and sexual violence (GBSV) into the national consciousness. Western University President Alan Shepard joined Mike Stubbs on Friday to talk about the allegations, the walkout, the concerns of students and community members, and the action plan and task force unveiled by the university earlier this week.

A London woman is set to tie the knot in early October, but before she does, her friends wanted to celebrate by throwing her a very interesting bachelorette party. Maid of Honour, Kelly Gil, joins Mike Stubbs to explain why you may have seen a group of women in formal attire running around Old South after 6 p.m. ET on Wednesday.

The Western University student walkout against gender-based sexual violence has gained the support of Western University’s faculty association. The walkout is set to happen on Friday, September 17 at 12 p.m. at UC Hill at Western. The event is in response to social media reports that female students living in on-campus housing were drugged and that some were sexually assaulted this past weekend. Nigmendra Narain, President of the University of Western Ontario Faculty Association (UWOFA), joins Mike Stubbs to discuss.

With just days to go before the federal election, officials with Foreign Agricultural Resource Management Services say whoever is elected must preserve the seasonal agricultural workers program "which connects growers experiencing labour shortages with international workers on a seasonal basis," and ensures "consumers to continue buying fresh, local foods." Ken Forth, President of Foreign Agricultural Resource Management Services, joins Mike Stubbs to discuss.

Bruce Winder is an author and retail analyst. He joins Mike on London Live to talk about this latest announcement from Amazon, and what it means for employees. 

It’s a worrying time for students at Western University, in the wake of reports of sexual violence in student residencies, the same week classes resume for the fall semester. The University has not provided details about the alleged incident but said it is “investigating reports from this weekend.” Various posts on social media have alleged that several female students were drugged and several were sexually assaulted, although that has not been verified by Global News. Dr. Jordan Fairbairn, associate professor in the Department of Sociology at King's University College, joins Mike Stubbs to discuss

With the return to school and in-class learning after the Labour Day long Weekend, Mike Stubbs is joined by the Director of Education for the Thames Valley District School Board Mark Fisher to talk about how it's going. 

Wes Robinson joined Mike Stubbs on The Morning Show to talk about the decision by Western University to require faculty, staff and students to be fully vaccinated in 2021-22.

On this July 29th edition of the London Live Podcast: Ribfest is back. To talk about the road taken to get here, and what we can expect from its awaited return is the President of the London Ribfest, Doug Hillier. Afterwards, Natascha Wesch of EliteMindPerformance.com discusses the mental health impact on Olympic athletes. Finally, we speak with Arash Madani of Sportsnet of the excitement around baseball being back in Canada

On this July 27th edition of the London Live podcast: Is it "possum" or "opossum?" Regardless, Brian Salt joins us to explain their importance in our environment. Afterwards Jay Goldberg, interim Ontario director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation joins us to discuss the economic and financial impact of COVID-19 on our country. Finally, Maggie MacNeil's mother Susan McNair joins us to share her reaction to her daughter winning Gold. 

On this July 26th edition of the London Live Podcast: As things are reopening and events can go on, we are on the Road to Rock the Park. Joining us to tell us about this path is Brad Jones of the Jones Entertainment group. Afterwards we're joined by Sara Mai Chitty, an Anishinaabekwe storyteller, educator and member of Alderville First Nation and Curriculum & Pedagogy Advisor with Western University's Indigenous Initiatives to tell us about the importance of Mary Simon as our Governor General. Finally, Dr. Thomas Cooke provides us with an update about The Pegasus Project, and how it can be used to combat terrorism. 

On this July 23rd edition of the London Live Podcast: As things reopen, Canadians are apprehensive about having to return to work and wear proper clothing, among other things. Joining us to talk about Canadian opinion on the return to work is Wayne Berger, CEO of Americans for IWG. Afterwards Jeremy Smith tells us about an interesting cannabis-infused food petition. Finally, we're joined by the parents of Maggie MacNeil, Susan McNair and Edward MacNeil to discuss their daughter's career. 

On this July 21st edition of the London Live podcast: Dr. Jane Thornton is a Western professor and former Olympic athlete. She joins Mike on London Live to discuss the impact the Games have on the athletes. Afterwards we talk about the Seattle Kraken expansion draft with The Score writer John Matisz. Finally, Dr. Alex Summers of the MLHU updates us on the vaccine situation in the region. 

On this July 19th edition of the London Live Podcast: Gus Ayim is the father of Miranda Ayim, an Olympian, and flagbearer for Canada at the upcoming Tokyo Olympics. He talks about his daughter, and how it makes him feel as a father. Afterwards we're joined by Dr. David L. Kelly, professor of Economics at the University of Miami Herbert Business School, joins us to discus water as a market commodity. Finally, we have our weekly privacy chat with Dr. Thomas Cooke about the Pegasus Project, and whether or not we should be concerned.

On this July 14 edition of the London Live Podcast: The proof of vaccination discussion is becoming more and more common. Joining us to get some insights is Elisha Dacey, Senior Digital Producer with Global News Winnipeg and 680 CJOB. Afterwards we are joined by Dr. Allison Meek to discuss the Anti-Vaxx movement and vaccine hesitancy. Finally, Dr. Kibret Mequanint joins us to talk about an incredible new medical superglue. 

On this July 13th edition of the London Live Podcast: Dorotea Gucciardo is a part of the GLIA Project. She joins Mike on London Live to discuss the amazing things that the project are doing. Afterwards Jay Goldberg of the Canadian Tax Payers Association joins us to discuss the controversy surrounding political attack ads. Finally, Caroline Cameron of Sportsnet talks tennis and the Olympics. 

On this July 12th edition of the London Live Podcast: Mike discusses this year's upcoming MS Bike even with MS Ambassador Andrea Dowding. Afterwards we discuss whether or not it's time for Ontario to update its flag with Mano Majumdar. Finally, we have our weekly privacy and data chat with Dr. Thomas Cooke. 

On this June 24th edition of the London Live Podcast: Dr. Crystal Fraser, Assistant Professor in the Department of History, Classics, & Religion and The Faculty of Native Studies at the University of Alberta, and part of The Reconciliation Action Group, joins Mike to talk about the history and issues that have been in Canada's Indigenous communities. Afterwards, Londoner and world champion swimmer Maggie MacNeil talks about her future at the Olympics, and Amanda Suzuki, mother of Habs player Nick Suzuki, talks about how their household handles the games. 

On this June 22nd edition of the London Live Podcast: Craig Cooper is the director of Housing Stability Services with the City of London. He joins us to talk about homelessness, and what systems are in place in London to help with it. After, we're joined by Sabrina Nanji, Queen's Park Observer for our Queen's Park updates. Finally, Professor Amanda Gryzb with Western University and Surviving Memory tells us about the situation in El Salvador. 

On this June 21st edition of the London Live Podcast: Amanda Kennedy is an Indigenous Woman Innovator and founder of 2 social enterprises. She joins Mike to talk about her experiences as an Indigenous woman, and her experiences growing up in London. Afterwards we're joined by Leena Minifie, CEO of Stories First to talk about the importance of diverse voices in media. Finally, Dr. Thomas Cooke joins us for our weekly privacy chat to talk about Canada's Cyber Spying agency. 

On this June 18th edition of the London Live Podcast: Team Canada is back in the World Para Ice Hockey Championships. To talk about the sport and the importance is Tyler McGregor. Afterwards Morris Dalla Costa shares with us some of his favourite stories from major soccer championships. Finally, we're joined by Theresa Carrier to tell us about this year's One Run event. 

On this June 17th edition of the London Live Podcast: Mike is first joined by Dr. Donald Vinh of McGill University to talk about what the world could look like if enough people got their second doses, and what it would take to get there. Afterwards we're joined by Magda Byma, director of Science Up First, to talk about the difficulties surrounding information dissemination. Finally, Global News Reporter Erica Alini takes us deeper into the issues surrounding housing and rental prices. 

On this June 16th edition of the London Live Podcast: Ward 2 Councillor Shawn Lewis joins Mike to tell us about the recent announcement of East London's newest facilities opening. Afterwards we check in on the mental health of Canadians with Beth Mitchell, CEO of the Canadian Mental Health Association - Middlesex Branch. Finally, Kyle Norrington of Labatt Breweries tells us how they're fighting against vaccine hesitancy.

On this June 15th edition of the London Live Podcast: With the Euro 2021 soccer tournament underway, we're joined by Greg Brady of Global News 640 to discuss how it's going. Afterwards we're joined by Leilani Farha, global director of the The Shift to discus the rise of housing and rent prices, and how it's impacting the economy. Finally, we get the incredible story of a man who got the name Costco Tom from his generosity. 

On this June 14th edition of the London Live Podcast: We first speak Dr. Kevin Nadal, an author, activist, comedian, and professor of psychology at John Jay College of Criminal Justice about Microaggressions. What they are and what we can do about them. Afterwards Dave Laing of Powerhouse Brewing tells us how they did after the first weekend of reopening. Finally, Mike goes over the upcoming Habs vs. Golden Knights game. 

On this June 10th edition of the London Live Podcast: The Notwithstanding Clause has left a lot of people confused and upset. To get some clarification on what it is Dr. Christopher Alcantara of Western's Department of Political Science joins us. Afterwards we get the latest vaccine information from Dr. Sumon Chakrabarti. Finally, business owner Harold Duesbury shares his anticipations of reopening his business. 

On this June 9th edition of the London Live Podcast: Amira Elghawaby is a Human Rights Advocate and columnist for the Toronto Star. She joins Mike on London Live to discuss Islamaphobia, and how we can fight against it. Afterwards Andrea Kallumadyil shares her struggles with not being able to go home because of quarantine. Finally, Stephen Turner gives us the latest on vaccine information. 

On this June 8th edition of the London Live Podcast: Dr. Barbara Perry of Ontario Tech University joins us to try and understand what drives people to hatred, and to act on that hatred. Afterwards Imam Aarij Anwer of the London Muslim Mosque gives us the information we need for tonight's vigil at the Mosque in the wake of a horrific attack that claimed the lives of four Londoners. Finally, Sarnia Mayor Mike Bradley talks about how reopening is impacting border cities. 

On this June 7th edition of the London Live Podcast: Canada's justice system is getting a couple of updates... but in what regard? Joining Mike is Ontario Attorney General Doug Downey to explain. Afterwards we have our weekly privacy chat with Dr. Thomas Cooke. Finally, Cst. Ed Sanchuk of the OPP provides an update to a tragic drowning that occurred over the weekend.

On this June 2nd edition of the London Live Podcast. Jane Bigelow was London's first female mayor. Upon hearing of her recent passing, former London Mayor Dianne Haskett joins Mike to remember Jane's life and career. Afterwards Sarah Campbell, the executive director of the Ark Aid Street Mission joins us to talk about the coming change to London's temporary homeless shelter. Finally, Vince Romeo, incoming director of education for the London District Catholic School Board joins to chare his reaction to today's education announcement. 

On this May 31st edition of the London Live Podcast: Jeff Fischer represents athlete Damian Warner, and talks his recent successes. Afterwards Ken Klee of the 2004 Leafs talks about their tense game 7 against the Sens. Finally, Shaun Taylor talks about the Ive Got Your Back 911 program. 

On this May 26th edition of the London Live Podcast: Larissa Mills and Jens Castens join Mike to discuss their project The Mental Game, which helps address the mental health impact on athletes, professional or otherwise. Afterwards Adrian Bulfon of the Gutsy Walk tells us what the walk is and how you can participate. 

On this May 25th edition of the London Live Podcast: Scott Coulter of Coulter's Pharmacy joins us to give us the latest information regarding the re-administration of the AstraZeneca vaccination at pharmacies. Afterwards we're joined by Dr. Kathy Hogarth to reflect on the year since the murder of George Floyd, and the impact it has had on our society. Finally, Mike talks about Joe Thornton and how he may or may not be the new Lanny McDonald.

On this May 21st edition of the London Live Podcast: Dr. Chris Mackie joins us to talk about the reopening Ontario plan, and what we should and shouldn't be doing during the long weekend. Afterwards we're joined by music journalist Eric Alper to talk about the Tragically Hip's new music. Finally, writer and sports historian Eric Zweig talks to us about the history of the Leafs vs the Canadiens.

On this May 20th edition of the London Live Podcast: The last time the Leafs faced off against the Habs in the play-offs was 1979... revisiting that series is former player Mark Napier. Afterwards Susan Mills, manager of the Grand Bend & Area Chamber of Commerce, tells us what the rules and regulations for their beaches actually are at the moment. Finally, Jay Goldberg of the Canadian Tax Payers Association tells us about Gas Tax Honesty Day. 

On this May 19th edition of the London Live Podcast: Dr. Bryan Thomas of the University of Ottawa talks to us about what exactly vaccine passports are, and how they could impact our travel. Afterwards we are joined by Thomas Rosander, the CEO of Real Luck who discusses how big E-Sports betting is becoming. Finally, Ward 9 councillor Anna Hopkins talks to us about the 5 projects that are aiming to help revitalize downtown London

On this May 17th edition of the London Live Podcast: We are joined by London Mayor Ed Holder, who provides us an update on the goings-on in the city. Afterwards Dr. Rahul Kushwah, CEO of Predictmedix, tells us about an exciting new method that medical screening could become. Finally, Theresa Carrier tells us how this year's One Run is going to get underway.

On this May 14th edition of the London Live Podcast: Kristopher Kinsinger is a Lawyer on the board of directors for the Christian Legal Fellowship and the secretary of the Canadian Bar Association's Constitutional and Human Rights section. He joins Mike to discuss the verdict and issues surrounding the Church of God in Aylmer. Afterwards Jillian Best tells us why she's swimming across Lake Ontario, and Greg Brady talks about the frustrations of sports and recreation restrictions in the province. 

On this May 11th edition of the London Live Podcast: We are joined by Julie Kwiecinski, Director of Provincial Affairs for Ontario for the Canadian Federation of Independent Businesses to talk the struggles of small businesses. Afterwards we speak to Mike Smith, owner of Joe Kool's and Toboggan about the prospects of the summer for restaurant owners. Finally, Dr. Robert Coplan of Carelton University talks to us about loneliness.

On this May 10th edition of the London Live Podcast: Cookies are important. But we aren't talking with Dr. Thomas Cooke about the baked kind, we're talking about your computer's cookies, and why you should know what's going on with them. Afterwards Robin Dufton talks about her amazing nurse care packages for Nurse's Week. Finally, Ling Ramos tells us the amazing story about her turning her birthday into a charity event.   

On this May 7th edition of the London Live Podcast: Sean O'Shea of Global News shares the details on a wild story about an auto dealer taking a customer's car for an unexpected ride. Afterwards Dietician Chelsea Cross gives us the final verdict on whether or not caffeine is healthy. Finally, Sara Watts-Rynard, CEO of Polytechnics Canada joins us to take a critical look at our healthcare systems. 

On this May 5th edition of the London Live Podcast: Yesterday the provincial government made a big announcement regarding education. Joining Mike today to get a reaction to the announce is the president of CUPE's Ontario School Board Council of Unions Laura Walton. Afterwards, Jay Stanford, director of environment, fleet, and solid waste for the City of London talks to us about student garbage. Finally, Joy Chapman broke an incredible interesting world record. She shares her story. 

On this May 3rd edition of the London Live Podcast: Former London Knight Michael Houser makes his NHL debut tonight, against insurmountable odds. Joining Mike is his mother Monica to share his incredible story. Afterwards we're joined by Dr. Thomas Cooke for our weekly chat, where he tells us about Bill C-10, and the impact it could have on how we traverse the internet. Finally, Julia Mayer tells us the incredible story of Fred Terna.   

On this April 30th edition of the London Live Podcast: Julie Kwiecinski is the director of provincial affairs for Ontario for the Canadian Federation of Independent Businesses. She joins us to really go over the struggles that small businesses face every day during the pandemic. Afterwards, Derek Silva, Associate Professor of Criminology in the Department of Sociology at King’s University College, talks to us about the issues surrounding the Tokyo Olympics. Finally, Andrea Dunn of FM96 talks to us about MS Awareness Month.

On this April 29th edition of the London Live Podcast: Abbi Lezizidis of the London Whitecaps talks why many soccer organizations are penning an open letter to the province regarding restrictions. Afterwards we chat with OHL commissioner David Branch about the OHL draft pick, and Ward 2 Councillor Jesse Helmer tells us about a plan for zero emission buses.

On this April 28th edition of the London Live Podcast: Jennifer Zelmer is the President and CEO of Healthcare Excellent Canada. She joins Mike to give us an update and different look into the issues that surround long term care in the province. Afterwards Director of Education for the TVDSB Mark Fisher joins to provide information on how they're doing. Finally, Jason Smith tells us how a social media post helped skyrocket a personal project. 

On this April 27th edition of the London Live Podcast: Monte McNaughton, Minister of Labour, Training and Skill Development for Ontario joins Mike to answer some questions about the Province's paid sick day plan. Afterwards Peter Bergmanis of the Ontario Health Coalition addresses a Canada-wide protest, and Howard Leavitt talks to us about your rights as an employee.

On this April 23rd edition of the London Live Podcast: Donald MacPherson is the executive director of the Canadian Drug Policy Coalition. He joins us to discuss the hard topics surrounding substance abuse. Afterwards Michael Mullis, the Mortgage Teacher, comes on to help us approach getting a mortgage in the current market. Finally, Dr. Gordon Ozinski tells us how they made Oxygen on Mars.

On this April 22nd edition of the London Live Podcast: Dr. Valorie Crooks, professor of Geography at Simon Fraser University joins us to help us get a better understanding of the impact of border travel during the pandemic. Afterwards, Dr. Tim Sly joins to discuss the alarming cases in India, and we take a COVID break with Ben Nicholson-Smith to talk Blue Jays Baseball. 

On this April 21st edition of the London Live Podcast: David Sheff authored the book Beautiful Boy, a story about his son's struggle with addiction. He joins Mike to talk about the Virtual Breakfast of Champions being put on by St. Joseph's Health Care Foundation and the Canadian Mental Health Association Elgin Middlesex. Afterwards Ward 2 Councillor Shawn Lewis joins to talk about how we can deal with the rising number of break-ins. Finally, Thomas Merritt, professor at Laurentian University, updates us on the situation going on over there. 

On this April 19th edition of the London Live Podcast: Pharmacies are having to handle new vaccine roll-out plans. Kristen Watt of Kristen's Pharmacy in Southampton talks about how their pharmacy is handling it. Afterwards Ontario NDP leader Andrea Horwath talks sick days and provincial pandemic response, and Claudia Hepburn of Windmill Microlending talks about empowering skilled immigrants.

On this April 16th edition of the London Live Podcast: James McInnes is the founder of a company with an incredible origin - Globally Local, an incredible vegan fast-food company. Afterwards Steve Saunder of the Upper Thames Conservation Authority joins us to talk about the new Crown Land camping restrictions. Finally, Londoner Angela Marti has been in Spain for the pandemic. She joins Mike to talk about how Spain has been handling their lockdowns and the pandemic over-all. 

On this April 13th edition of the London Live podcast: There's been a bailout for Air Canada, Frederic Dimanche helps us go through what that means. Afterwards Marty Firestone goes over the dos and donts of travel insurance when the time comes we actually can travel again. Finally, Lori Ash tells us about an incredible new recycling initiative in London. 

On this April 12th edition of the London Live Podcast: In our weekly privacy chat with Dr. Thomas Cooke, he goes over all of Facebook's data breaches, and lets us know how to check if you have been affected. Afterwards Jamie Spencer lets us know what it's like being a 911 communications operator. Finally, Janet Tufts of Big Brothers Big Sisters of London and Area tells us about their #50MenIn50Days campaign.

On this April 9th edition of the London Live Podcast: D. Michael Jackson is the President of the Institute for the Study of the Crown in Canada. He joins Mike on London Live to discuss the tragic passing of the Queen's husband Prince Philip and to remember his incredible life. Afterwards Jacqui Gingras of the department of sociology of Ryerson University talks to us about health activism. Finally, NDP education critic Marit Stiles talks to us about the state of education in the province. 

On this April 8th edition of the London Live Podcast: Dr. Dawn Bowdish of McMaster University joins Mike to clarify how exactly the COVID-19 vaccines being administered work and more. Afterwards Mike talks to the amazing country music star Callie McCullough about her career and her CCMA nominations. Finally, Luke Chapman, president of Beer Canada, talks to us about the second beer tax increase we've gotten during the pandemic.

On this April 7th edition of the London Live Podcast: Diane Brisebois is the CEO of the Retail Council of Canada, and joins Mike to discuss how the pandemic may have affected retail pricing, and how it may continue to do so. Afterwards Mike hears directly from listeners to vent their frustrations around all the lockdowns and restrictions. Finally, organ donation recipient David Cowen talks to us about why organ donors are so important. 

On this April 06th edition of the London Live Podcast: Mike is joined by Queen's Park bureau chief Travis Dhanraj to get an idea of what's happening provincially ahead of Ford's announcements. Afterwards Chef Mike Moore of the Western Fair District helps us with the Habit Change Challenge. Finally, Glen Pearson wraps up the Spring Food Drive.

On this March 31st edition of the London Live Podcast: Jay Stanford, Director of Environmental Programs and Solid Waste at the City of London joins us to give us an update on the Green Bin Program. Afterwards, Jay Goldberg, the interim Ontario Director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation talks to us about the latest raise our MPs are getting. Finally we take a COVID break with Milissa Millet and some furry friends. 

On this March 30th edition of the London Live Podcast: We start the show with a COVID break. Joining Mike is Arash Madani of Sportsnet to talk Blue Jays baseball. Afterwards 980CFPL reporter Andrew Graham let's us know what to expect with downtown construction as summer approached. Finally, Alex Brown, Director of Marketing and Game Day Operations for the London Knights let's us know about the last night for the London Knights 50/50 draw.

On this March 25th edition of the London Live Podcast: Deputy Premier Christine Elliott joins us to go over the Provincial budget announcement. Afterwards Austin Fordham-Miller of the Western Mustangs football team talks the CFL. Finally Jane Roy joins to talk about the upcoming Spring Food Drive.

On this March 24th edition of the London Live Podcast: This weekend in London a Stop Asian Hate Vigil & Rally is being held. Joining Mike to discuss why holding this rally and vigil is so important, and the details of the event itself is one of the co-organizers of the event Teigan Elliot. Afterwards Concillor Stephen Turner continues London's sidewalk conversation. Finally David DeBenedictis, Direct of Soccer for the London TFC discusses how kid's sports could potentially safely return to play. 

On this March 23rd edition of the London Live Podcast: Lyndon Horsfall is the co-owner of the Mystic Bookshop in OEV. He talks about the struggles his business has faced during the pandemic. Afterwards Katherine Cappellacci joins us to discuss taxes and the Single Seniors for Tax Fairness initiative. Finally, Brian Malte, head of the Hope and Heal Fun, talks to us about gun control and gun laws in light of another shooting. 

On this March 22nd edition of the London Live Podcast: We head to Calgary to talk to Kim and Wayne Tuck at the Canadian Mixed Curling Championship to talk curling and more. Afterwards Rob Matic and Rebecca Blake discuss the importance of Lynch Syndrome Awareness Day. Finally, Dr. Adam Dukelow, Chief Medical Officer of the LHSC discusses their surgical backlog, and how they're handling it.   

On this March 19th edition of the London Live Podcast: Over 3 million pounds of food was donated in 2020. Glen Pearson of the London Food Bank joins Mike to discuss the achievement, and the future of their donation campaigns. Afterwards Mark Carcasole, Global News anchor, joins to discuss the story of Tori Stafford, and the new special airing on Global TV on the 20th. Finally, award winning composer Dennis Scott joins to talk about the virtual Happy Birthday Mr. Rogers event. 

On this March 18th edition of the London Live Podcast: It's Transit Worker Appreciation day! Helping us appreciate London's transit workers is Sheryl Rooth of the LTC. Afterwards Dr. Craig Jenne helps us understand why more Canadians aren't using COVID-19 tracking apps, and where the distrust lies. Finally, Mike Maris of Fanshawe helps us prep for skunk season.

On this March 15th edition of the London Live podcast: The pandemic has certainly had lasting impacts on education, and how we approach it. Joining Mike to discuss said impact is Annie Kidder, founder of the People for Education. Afterwards we get our weekly privacy update from Dr. Thomas Cook of Queens University. Finally, we meet Graham Henderson, the new CEO of the London Chamber of Commerce.

On this March 12th edition of the London Live Podcast: It's been a trying year for high schools. Linda Staudt, the Director of the LDCSB joins Mike to provide and update and a look into the plans going forward. Afterwards Brian Ohl of Bud Gardens tells us how they're gearing up for things to return. Finally, Dr. Adrian Owen of the Brain and Mind Institute at Western talks to us about the lasting, long-term impact of COVID-19 on our bodies.

On this March 10th edition of the London Live Podcast: We are living history. Mike reflects on the past year and the pandemic with Amber Lloydlangston, Curator of Regional History with Museum London. Afterwards Benjamin Tal, Deputy Chief Economist with CIBC World Markets Inc. goes over the shocking interest rates we've seen lately. Finally, we are joined by Quin Lawrence and Helen Long to look at the important issues surrounding Bill C-7.

On this March 8th edition of the London Live Podcast: Meghan Markle and Prince Harry had a tell-all interview with Oprah. Going over the interview with Mike is Global News640 Producer Greg Brady. Afterwards music journalist Eric Alper helps us understand what NFTs are, and how they can be applied to the music world. Finally, Mustafa Al Kaissy, one of the owners of Sport Motors in London, recounts the events behind the harrowing footage released regarding a theft. 

On this March 4th edition of the London Live Podcast: Many people at the Middlesex-London Health Unit have received rather significant over-time compensation, Dr. Chris Mackie among them. To get some answers about the over-time payments, Mike is joined by Ward 5 Councillor Maureen Cassidy. Afterwards Paul Finch, Director of the Board of Directors for Autism Canada helps us understand the truth surrounding autism following the awful defense used in the van attack trial. Finally, Arash Madani of Sports Net gets excited about the return of Blue Jays baseball. 

On this March 3rd edition of the London Live podcast: Briana Carnegie of Global News goes over the verdict of the 2018 Toronto van attack trial. Afterwards, Tom Cooper, Director of the Hamilton Roundtable for Poverty Reduction joins us to talk about the importance of basic income. Finally, Rick Doyle joins Mike to tell us about the latest Knights inducted into the Don Brankley Hall of Fame.

On this March 2nd edition of the London Live Podcast: Dr. Chris Mackie of the Middlesex-London Health Unit updates us on our vaccine rollout plans and clarifies some information. Afterwards, Dr. Joyce Lock of Southwestern Public Health tells us how their region is faring. Finally, Mario Canseco updates us on a poll about whether or not Canada should remain a part of the Monarchy.

On this March 1st edition of the London Live Podcast: The Golden Globes went on this year as planned... albeit a little bit differently. To go over this year's ceremony is Global News Nation Online Supervisor for Entertainment Chris Jancelewicz. Afterwards, Mike's sister-in-law gives us an update into the UK side of the COVID-19 pandemic. Finally, Lauren Reid, President of the Privacy Pro talks to us about fraud prevention month.

On this February 26th edition of the London Live Podcast: The pandemic restrictions have certainly caused struggles for businesses. Chad Boutros of Cellular Magician joins Mike to discuss how their business has cleverly adapted to the restriction requirements. Afterwards London Mayor Ed Holder joins Mike to give an update on the well being of our city. Finally, Dr. Maureen Whittal, co-founder of Anxiety Canada, joins to discuss how we can help ourselves overcome anxiety during the pandemic. 

On this February 25th edition of the London Live Podcast: Mike noticed that some Disney+ episodes of the Muppets have disclaimers on them... but are they really implemented well, and is it worth it? Afterwards Chris Bauch goes over the latest modelling regarding vaccine roll-outs with us, and Gord Prior of the BLU BONES talks about their pandemic reunion.

On this February 24th edition of the London Live podcast: Ward 11 Councillor Stephen Turner updates us on London's golf course issues, and how they seem to be over. Afterwards Mike Neuts shares the heartbreaking story of his son and why Pink Shirt Day matters and bullying needs to be addressed. Finally, human rights activist Fareed Khan updates us on the situation involving the Uyghur Muslims in China. 

On this February 23rd edition of the London Live Podcast: The vaccine distribution process can be confusing... who gets what dose when, how do we decide the priority list of those getting the vaccines, and so on. Mike Waddingham has some ideas on how we can make this process easier. Afterwards, John MacFarlane of the London Health Sciences Foundation tells us about the Habit Change Challenge, and how we can start to break bad habits. Finally, Mike talks to a London radio legend who will be returning to our airwaves with some wild stories. 

London is not the only city in Canada who has had issues with their golf courses. Joining us from Winnipeg is Winnipeg City Councilor John Orlikow to discuss how his city has handled similar issues. Afterwards Cory Crossman, the Music Industry Development Officer for the City of London talks about the city's plan to Revive Live music. Finally, President of Huron University College Barry Craig talks about the school's future as it relates to Western. 

The COVID-19 vaccine is something that countless Canadians are anxious to get. Joanne Petersen has received dose one of the vaccines and walks us through the experience of it. Afterwards Dr. Sara Mazrouei of Ryerson University talks to us about today's exciting Mars lander news. Finally, Jordan Kotick, an economics professor at King's University College tells us all about cryptocurrency. 

On this February 17th edition of the London Live Podcast: Long term care has been an important issue since the start of the pandemic. To explain the Time to Care Act is NDP MPP Teresa Armstrong. Afterwards Mike Villon talks exciting London Devilettes news, and Melissa Nichol dives in to the nitty gritty of making a family.

On this February 12th edition of the London Live Podcast: It is the Year of the Ox. Joining Mike to discuss the Chinese New Year is the Chairman of the Chinese Cultural Centre, Carmel Tse. Afterwards musician Aviva Chernick talks her amazing career and a London connection. Afterwards Jodi Lai of autoTRADER.ca talks about the most popular vehicles of the year.

On this February 11th edition of the London Live Podcast: 980 CFPL Reporter Andrew Graham joins to go over the sentencing of Daniella Leis, the driver responsible for the OEV explosion last year. Afterwards Jon-Paul McGonigle, Division Manager of Parks and Recreation for the City of London continues our golf conversations. Finally, Professor Robert Solomon of the Faculty of Law at Western talks to us about the nuances of drunk driving sentencing.

On this February 10th edition of the London Live Podcast: Colonel Chris Hadfield has an incredibly storied career, from Earth and beyond. He joins Mike on London Live to talk his career and his incredibly exciting, upcoming novel. Afterwards Dr. Cheryl Forchuk of the Beryl and Richard Ivey Research Chair in Aging, Mental Health, Rehabilitation and Recovery joins us to discuss an interesting study surrounding affordable housing and mental health. Finally, John Matisz of The Score talks Leafs vs. Canadiens

On this February 9th edition of the London Live Podcast: Tony Elenis, CEO of the Ontario Hotel, Motel, and Restaurant Association joins us to talk about how businesses in London are feeling about the potential of re-opening. Afterwards Dr. Rick Glazier, a senior scientist with ICES, talks to us about the use of family doctors during a pandemic. Finally, Thane Rosenbaum, a legal analyst with CBS, talks to us about the proceedings for Donald Trumps second impeachment trial.

On this February 8th edition of the London Live Podcast: As talk of potentially reopen the province becomes more a reality, we chat with Biostatistician Ryan Imgrund about any potential concerns we should have about re-opening. Afterwards we check in with Shauna Versloot of the Forest City Road Races to see how they've been faring during the pandemic. Finally, we get our weekly online privacy check in with Dr. Thomas Cooke, where we start by talking about Google's lead engineer quitting their job.

On this February 4th edition of the London Live Podcast: Marc Baines, founder of the Heart Life Foundation and Dr. Heather Ross, an Order of Canada recipient, help us understand the importance of your heart health. Afterwards Canadian Olympian Scott Moir catches up with Mike Stubbs about his storied career. Finally, Dr. Angela Schneider talks the details of the 2021 Olympics. 

On this February 3rd edition of the London Live Podcast:  Londoner Maggie MacNeil is a world class swimmer, having just taken part in Worlds, and has her sights set on Tokyo. She joins mike to discuss the struggles of being a competitive athlete during a pandemic. Afterwards George McAuley discusses why we should be talking about racism more, and why it needs to be talked about. Finally, Melissa of the Melissa and Doug Toy Company tells us about the growth of their company, and the opportunities it has opened up. 

On this January 28th edition of the London Live Podcast: Dr. Volker Gerdts, associate director of research of the Vaccine and Infectious Disease Organization of the University of Saskatchewan talks to us about the future of Canada regarding vaccine manufacturing, and what that future might hold. Afterwards Linda Staudt, director of education for the LDCSB tells us their back-to-school plans. Finally, Rob Simpson, associate GM of the London Knights, tells us how they scout for hockey while there is no hockey going on. 

On this January 27th edition of the London Live Podcast: Mike is first joined by War 6 Councillor Phil Squire, who gives us an update on public transit and the LTC. Afterwards Mike speaks with Eric Robinson, the Program Director at Jewish London, and with Rabbi Lazer Gerkow about the important of International Holocaust Remembrance Day. 

On this January 26th edition of the London Live Podcast: London Mayor Ed Holder joins Mike to discuss the new Southwestern Transit Taskforce. Afterwards we talk with Mario Canseco of Research Co. and Dr. Frederic Dimanche of the Ted Rogers School of Hospitality and Tourism at Ryerson on the struggles of the travel industry amid a pandemic. 

On this January 22nd edition of the London Live Podcast: Peter Bergmanis of the Ontario Health Coalition updates us on the stat of affairs regarding long-term care. Afterwards Lina Bowden, Partner and CFO of Carmina de Young Fashion Design Inc. tells us how they came to be among the winners of the Canada-made supply contest. Finally, Linda Staudt, Director of Education for the Catholic District School Board informs us of their February back to school plans

On this January 21st edition of the London Live Podcast: Mike first speaks with Dr. Marvin Ryder of the DeGroote School of Business at McMaster University about the currently held interest rates, and more. Afterwards Sportsnet Baseball Columnist Shi Davidi discusses baseball. Finally, up-an-coming Country music star Tebey talks his new EP and his career. 

On this January 19th edition of the London Live podcast: Dr. Rachel Goldman, licensed psychologist of the NYU School of Medicine tells us why we shouldn't fall into the fads of trending diets. Afterwards professor Patrick LeBlond of the University of Ottawa tells us about the Key Stone pipeline fallout. Finally, producer Matthew McNaughton of 980CFPL tells us all about meditation.

On this January 18th edition of the London Live Podcast: Mike is joined by Ingersoll Mayor Ted Comiskey, then UNIFOR Loval 88 President Joe Graves to get their excited perspectives on the exciting $1 billion deal from GM for their CAMI plant. Afterwards Dr. Thomas Cooke of the Centre for Advanced Computing tells us all about the app "Parler." Finally, Greg Brady of Global News 640 Toronto and Mike talk the NFL.

On this January 14th edition of the London Live Podcast: Mike is joined first by Jake Moore, an ESET Security Specialist on cybersecurity threats. Afterwards Michael Elliott, the co-owner of Express Employment Professionals staffing firms, tells us why businesses are excited for hiring again. Finally, Julie Kwiecinski, director of provincial affairs for Ontario with the Canadian Federation of Independent Businesses tells us how they are faring with new restrictions.

On this January 13th edition of the London Live Podcast: Mike is first joined by Howard Levitt, Canada's leading employment and labour relations lawyer, to get a legal perspective into the Paul Woods LHSC lawsuit, and to see if it actually has any merit. Afterwards he is joined by Moshe Lander of Concordia University to check in on the 2021 financial and economic situation. Finally CBS News reporter Allison Keyes updates us on how D.C. is doing during the impeachment proceedings and post-Capitol incident.

On this January 12th edition of the London Live Podcast: Grand Chief Joel Abram of the Association of Iroquois and Allied Indians joins us to talk about how important the COVID-19 vaccine rollout is for their communities. Afterwards Dr. Daniel Coombs, professor of Mathematics at UBC goes over the latest COVID-19 modelling data with us. Finally, Paul Howarth, Executive Director of the Merrymount Family Support and Crisis Centre tells us about their virtual Mardi Gras Event.

On this January 11th edition of the London Live Podcast: Dr. Tom Cooke, Privacy, Ethics and Internal Threat Assessment Manager at the Centre for Advanced Computing, tells us why he's given up on Social Media, and why others might want to as well. Afterwards Dr. Amesh Adalja of the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security explains to us why pandemic curfew restrictions may or may not be effective. Finally, we get an update on the situation in the UK from Mike's family. 

On this January 7th edition of the London Live Podcast: Yesterday was an unprecedented day in American political history. To help us break down what happened and what the fallout might look like is Dr. Matthew Lebo, professor of Political Science at Western University. Afterwards we are joined by Dr. Colin Furness, Assistant Professor at the Dalla Lana School of Public Health at the University of Toronto to talk about vaccine rollout. Finally, Mike Seabrook, President of the London International Airport Authority joins to discuss how the lockdowns have impacted their business.

On this December 31st edition of the London Live podcast: Mike is joined by Dr. Alex Summers of the MLHU to talk about COVID-19 in London. Afterwards he talks Doug Ford, former Finance Minister Philips, and the NFL with Greg Brady. Finally, Darell Bricker, CEO of IPSOS, discuses their most recent poll. 

On this December 30th edition of the London Live Podcast: As the list of this years recipients of the Order of Canada has been revealed, one of those honoured is Dr. Vivian McAlister of Western's Schulich School of Medicine. He joins Mike to discuss his incredibly storied career, and this great honour. Afterwards, Liberal MP Peter Fragiskatos gives us an updated from the Federal side of our government. Finally, professor of Psychology Christian Waugh tells us how to deal with our days feeling like they're blurring together or feeling the same. 

The latest provincial lockdown has certainly put many small businesses back into a difficult position. Joining Mike to explain how it's impacted his restaurant is Mark Serre of Morrisey House. Afterwards, Provincial NDP Leader Andrea Horwath take a critical look at the provincial vaccine response. Finally, Genia Carter tells the amazing story about how she and her siblings set a very peculiar Guinness World Record.

On this December 17th edition of the London Live Podcast: Kathy Valentine is the bass player for the first all-female band to get a number 1 single in American history - The Go-Go's. She joins Mike on London Live to talk the incredible history of the band, what she's up to now, and her new biography. Afterwards Peter Bergmanis of the London Health Coalition helps us take a critical look at the state of long-term care. Finally, we learn how two amazing young lads from Lucan helped change Christmas for many. 

On this December 16th edition of the London Live Podcast: Tom Partalis of the BMO Centre tells us the struggles they face trying to run and operate a facility as large as the BMO Centre during a pandemic. Afterwards Suze Morrison, NDP Critic, talks to us about the importance of allowing housing during the winter months. Finally, former police office Barry Ruhl talks to us about his incredible book that highlights his career as an office and his struggle with addiction. 

On this December 15th edition of the London Live Podcast: Mike chats with Glenn Woolfrey of Winmar to hear about their exciting new upcoming project. Afterwards Megan Walker gives us an incredibly positive update on the harrowing story of Ndam Kenneth Ndon of Cameroon. Finally, Mark Fisher of the TVDSB lets us know how the schools are doing. 

On this December 14th edition of the London Live Podcast: Jeff Wilson, GM of White Oaks Mall tells us how the mall is preparing for the new Red COVID-19 restrictions, Jessica Jazey-Spoelstra tells us how small businesses are concerned and struggling, and Dr. Kate Choi talks to us about immigration and inequality. 

On this December 7th edition of the London Live Podcast: Dr. Joyce Lock of South Western Public Health joins Mike to discuss how their region has been faring during the COVID-19 Pandemic. Afterwards we head to the United Kingdom where Mike's Sister-In-Law Lianne Stanford updates us on how the pandemic is being handled in England, and the news surrounding the vaccine roll-out. Finally we get our weekly privacy check-in with Privacy Expert Dr. Thomas Cooke. 

On this December 3rd edition of the London Live Podcast: Brad Jones of the Jones Entertainment Group tells us how they've adapted Centennial Hall to meet COVID-19 restrictions. Afterwards Global News 980CFPL reporter Andrew Graham updates us on the sentencing of convicted murder Oluwatobi Boyede. Finally, Gary Hepburn of Ryerson University tells us how they were prepared for online learning. 

On this December 2nd edition of the London Live Podcast: We start by speaking with Dr. Adam Dukelow of the LHSC to get a better grasp of what's been going on at University Hospital regarding the recent COVID-19 outbreak. Afterwards David Akin helps us breakdown the Government's response to vaccines and PPE. Finally, Andrew Hunniford, a London cyclist, tells us what it's actually like trying to bike around London. 

On this December 1st edition of the London Live Podcast: Karen Chalmers of the Tech Alliance tells us why it's so important to shop local this holiday season. Afterward Kevin Dickens of Dearness Home tells us why housing becomes so much more dire in the cold months. Finally, Dr. Alexis Shotwell of Carelton University talks to us about World AIDS Day.

On this November 30th edition of the London Live Podcast: We talk about Business Care Food Drive with Wayne Dunn. Afterwards Dr. Thomas Cook of the Centre for Advanced Computing tells us how shockingly precise GPS tracking in our phones is becoming, and finally Dr. Kent Mullinix tells us about Canadian food sustainability. 

On this November 25th edition of the London Live Podcast: Darren Quinn, owner of Call the Office in London talks about the difficult decision to cease operations permenantly. Afterwards, legendary Canadian musician Tom Cochrane joins us to discuss his incredible career. Finally, Professor Jacob Shelley in the school of Health Sciences at Western, engages us in a conversation to medical ethics. 

On this November 24th edition of the London Live Podcast: Dr. Paul Adams of Western's Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry joins us to discuss how the impacts of liver cancer and haemochromatosis. Afterwards Brian Tropea of the Ontario Harness Horse Association tells us how the industry has fared amid the pandemic. Afterwards Dr Tatiana Zdyb tells us about how psychedelics could be used to help treat mental health issues.

On this November 23rd edition of the London Live Podcast: London officially got approval for their first safe consumption site. Overseeing it is Brian Lester, who joins Mike to give us the info. Afterwards Nancy McCreery, the Car Free Mama, joins us to talk about how her family has moved to not having a car. Finally Greg Brady joins to talk the Raptors and NBA. 

On this November 19th edition of the London Live Podcast: Nicole Aszalos and John Prins help us remember the 2010 Snowmageddon with their personal experiences, and Nicole's work at the Lambton County Archives. Afterwards Kelsie Snow talks to us about how her husband has been living, and struggling with ALS, and the prospects of the new study that Chris is in. Finally, Ken Reid of SportsNet talks hockey and his book. 

On this November 17th edition of the London Live Podcast: Mike talks the impact of COVID-19 on society, from vaccine dispersal, to the educational and social impacts of the virus. He is joined by Dr. Eric Arts, the Canada Research Chair in HIV Pathogenesis and Viral Control, Dr. Kate Choi, a sociologist in Western's department of sociology, and Dr. Prachi Srivastava of Western's faculty of education. 

On this November 16th edition of the London Live Podcast: Mike is joined by Ross Lunn and his wife June, who talk about the harrowing experiences they went through when Ross contracted the COVID-19 virus, and how important it is to try and curve cases. Afterwards Mike checks in on how long-term care is doing with the CEO of the Registered Nurses' Association, Dr. Doris Grinspun. Finally, Mike is joined by St. Thomas Mayor Paul Jenkins, who tells us about the upcoming St. Thomas Impact Awards. 

On this November 12th edition of the London Live Podcast: Megan Walker of the London Abused Women's Shelter gives us a tragic and heart-breaking update to the story of Ndam Kenneth Ndon. Afterwards, game developer Andrew Spearin tells us how they can use history to help make their games. Finally, Mario Circelli gives us all the information on the latest LifeSpin coat drive. 

On this November 11th edition of the London Live Podcast: Global News Radio 980 CFPL producer Matthew McNaughton was born into a military family, and spent over a decade living over seas. He shares his experiences of being a part of a military family, and what Remembrance Day means to him, and to those around him in the military. Afterwards Military Author Ted Barris joins to help us remember many of the other conflicts that our Canadian military fought in and fought for. Finally, Anthony Wilson-Smith, President and CEO of Historica Canada, shares Remembrance Day poll results, and The Memory Project.

On this November 10th edition of the London Live Podcast: We check in on the fallout after the US Presidential election with Dr. Alex Keena, assistant professor in the Department of Political Science at the Virginia Commonwealth University. Afterwards Megan Walker joins us once again to update us on the trying story of Kenneth from Cameroon. Finally, Randy Warden, Zone Commander of the Royal Canadian London for City of London and Dorchester, and the Chairperson for the Remembrance Day Committee shares with us his plans for Remembrance Day in London.

On this November 9th edition of the London Live podcast: Dr. Maxwell Smith, expert on infectious diseases tells us how fair allocation of medical resources in trying times should look. Afterwards former Jeopardy contestant and Londoner Tigger Jourard tells us what Alex Trebek was like on and off the camera in the wake of his unfortunate passing. Afterwards Dr. Thomas Cooke of the Centre for Advanced Computing tells us why privacy should be looked into under the Biden administration.

On this November 5th edition of the London Live Podcast: Dain Couture talks about a pro public health group rallying support to try and counter anti-mask protestors. Afterwards Mike's son Jack tells us what it's like and what struggles are present being a high schooler in a pandemic. Finally, Paul Crush from England tells us what it's been like since the UK imposed far stricter lockdown restrictions. 

On this November 4th edition of the London Live Podcast: Mike examines the US Presidential election from a variety of sides. He is first joined by former Canadian Ambassador Jeremy Kinsman. Afterwards he is joined by Dr. Rob Goodman, Professor in the Department of Politics and Public Administration at Ryerson University. Finally, MPP for Pickering-Uxbridge and President of the Treasury Board Peter Bethlenfalvy joins Mike to discuss how rural Ontarians could get access to better high speed broadband internet. 

On this November 2nd edition of the London Live Podcast: Dr. Alex Keena, assistant professor in the Department of Political Science at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, Virginia, joins Mike to explain why gerrymandering is such a prevalent US political tool, particularly in the current election. Afterwards, Andrew Macpherson, Division Manager, Parks Planning & Operations at City of London, shares the exciting news of two new bridges being finished in the city. Finally, Dr. Thomas Cooke,  Privacy, Ethics and Internal Threat Assessment Manager at the Centre for Advanced Computing, as well as a Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada Post-Doctoral Fellow at the Surveillance studies centre - both at Queen's University, talks to us about data privacy and transparency.   

On this October 29th edition of the London Live Podcast: Dr. Patricia Lakin-Thomas, Professor of the Department of Biology at York University explains to us how time affects our bodies, and what time we should want to remain in. Afterwards Ward 6 Councillor Phil Squire catches us back up with Bus Rapid Transit. Finally, owner of the Score Pizza, Hasan Naqvi, tells us what it's been like owning a restaurant in COVID-19. 

On this October 28th edition of the London Live Podcast: Director of Culture and Entertainment Tourism with Tourism London Natalie Wakabayashi joins Mike to talk about the new Stay a Little Longer project, aiming to get people staying a little longer in London. Afterwards, local novelist Erryn Quigley talks about her new book that takes place right in the Forest City. Afterwards Ben Nicholson-Smith joins Mike to talk the World Series. 

On this October 27th edition of the London Live Podcast: Professor of Political Sciences at Fanshaw College Matt Farrell joins Mike to give us the latest updates in the US presidential race. Afterwards, Sandy Levin of the Orchard Park Homeowners Association talks about a Halloween survey, and how parents are actually feeling about the upcoming holiday. Finally, Dr. Gordon Ozinski of the Department of Earth Sciences at Western tells us what it would take to actually live on the Moon!

On this October 26th edition of the London Live Podcast: Megan Walker of the London Abused Women's shelter provides us the latest update in the harrowing story of Kenneth of Cameroon. Afterwards Jon Hamilton, spokesperson of Canada Post tells us the struggles of Canada Post employees during record setting levels of parcel deliveries. Finally. CEO of the Registered Nurses Association, Dr. Doris Grinspun, helps us face the reality of the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic. 

On this October 22nd edition of the London Live Podcast: Tom Partalis, President of the London Optimist Sports Centre joins Mike to discuss how London's new COVID-19 restrictions will impact their business. Afterwards Andy Murie of MADD Canada talks the difficulties of advertising against drunk driving, and Gerry McCartney, CEO of the London Chamber of Commerce tells us how they immensely helped the Food Bank this morning.

On this October 16th edition of the London Live Podcast: London North Centre MP Peter Fragiskatos tells us about the incredible story of Ndam Kenneth Ndom. Afterwards Kalley Armstrong and Cassidy Martin tell us how minor hockey is faring from a London Perspective. Finally, Alison Klages of the Fanshawe Pioneer Village tells us all about their haunted Halloween plans.

On this October 15th edition of the London Live Podcast: Dr. Aimee Morrison of the University of Waterloo helps us understand how and why certain social media platforms go about removing posts that are less than truthful. Afterwards Michelle Baldwin of Pillar Non-Profit catches us up with their Innovation Awards. Finally, Bronwen Alsop tells us about the #HearEarly campaign, and the importance of hearing technology and therapy accessibility.

On this October 14th edition of the London Live Podcast: Dr. Alex Summers of the Middlesex London Health Unit joins to give us an update on COVID-19 as we approach the winter. Activity Megan Walker shares the incredible story of Ndam Kenneth Ndom, and how he is being saved from an execution. Finally, Professor David O'Keefe shares with us what's in store for the upcoming Forest City Film Festival. 

On this October 13th edition of the London Live Podcast: Global News investigative journalist Sam Cooper tells us about a raid of a Montreal based company, and how it has potential links to China, Dr. Anna Zajacova discusses pain and puts it in the big picture, and former INXS member Andrew Farris talks his new music.

On this October 9th edition of the London Live Podcast: Dr. Chris Bauch discusses what the most reasonable and effective ways of distributing a COVID-19 vaccine would be, Lindy Cellucci talks about surviving breast cancer, and the progress of detection technology, and Douglas Judson talks about eliminating single use plastics.

On this October 8th edition of the London Live Podcast: With countless businesses being affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, truck driving an the transport industry has been affected as well. To discuss the struggles that the profession faces is truck driver Al Goodhall. Afterwards, Peter Bergmanis joins Mike to talk about the morning's protest in an attempt to get better treatment for Long Term Care. Finally, London Knights associate GM Rob Simpson joins to talk how hockey might come back in 2020 and 2021

On this October 7th edition of the London Live Podcast: Dr. Eleanor Fish, Professor in the Department of Immunology, University of Toronto and Senior Scientist at the Toronto General Research Institute tells us why Canada is such a good place to be during the pandemic. Afterwards London Knight Luke Evangelista shares his emotions and excitement upon joining the Nashville Predators. Finally, Dr. Chris Mackie, London's Chief Medical Officer of Health tells us how London has done amidst the 2nd wave of the pandemic. 

On this October 6th edition of the London Live podcast: Mark Edwards of Hockeyprospect.com joins Mike to discuss the upcoming 1st round of the NHL Draft and where some of the London Knights could go. Afterwards professional animal trainer Melissa Millett tells us what it's like to train animals to be in major motion pictures. Finally, Dr. Kamran Siddiqui of Western's department of Mechanical & Material Engineering explains how we can improve the transport of valuable medical materials, such as organs and vaccines. 

On this October 5th edition of the London Live podcast: Ward 2 Councillor Shawn Lewis joins the show to updates us on the latest news and rules regarding parking in London. Afterwards, Mike McMahon of the Thames Valley Family Health Team gives us an update on COVID-19 testing sites. Finally, Dr. Thomas Cooke of the Centre of Advanced Computing tells us what exactly our computer's "Cookies" are, and any issues they might have. 

On this October 1st edition of the London Live Podcast: High School students might not be getting enough sleep. Kyla Wahlstrom, senior research fellow and lecturer in the College of Education and Human Development at the University of Minnesota, Minneapolis joins Mike to discuss the research. Afterwards Professor Marie-Eve Carignan of the Universite-de-Sherbrooke goes over why conspiracies are rising in Quebec. Finally, Rita Fieder of the Dream Lottery shares the exciting story of the Dream Lottery's brand new record.

On this September 30th edition of the London Live Podcast: Greg Brady of Global News 640 Toronto joins Mike Stubbs to recap last night's US Presidential debate between Joe Biden and President Donald Trump, and why Greg believes that Biden will take the election. Afterwards Nauman Shaikh and Paul Rosen discuss the importance and awareness of opioid addictions, and what we can do to help. 

On this September 29th edition of the London Live Podcast: London-Middlesex Chief Medical Officer of Health Dr. Christ Mackie joins Mike to provide a local update on asymptomatic COVID-19 testing in local area pharmacies. Afterwards retired White House correspondent Peter Maer joins to talk about what we might be able to expect from tonight's highly anticipated first Presidential debate between President Donald Trump and Joe Biden. Finally, last night the Tampa Bay Lightning won the 2020 Stanley Cup against the Dallas Stars. Lee Stephens comes on the show to talk about the feeling of being the parent of a Stanley Cup winner. 

On this September 28th edition of the London Live Podcast: Sarah Smith and Paulie O'Byrne join Mike to discuss the struggles with addiction, and what's in store for Recovery and Resilience 2020. Afterwards Londoner Doug Roswell discusses the struggles of waiting in line for hours at a COVID-19 testing facility, only to be turned away. Finally, Mike chats with Jeremy Tallevi of Western's Lacrosse team, the 4-time defending national champions, and Western's head coach of the year 2019-2020.

On this September 24th edition of the London Live Podcast: Dr. Joyce Lock of Southwest Public Health joins Mike to discuss many of the issues surrounding the latest news in COVID-19 testing. Afterwards Jennie Massey, Associate VP of Student Experience at Western discusses whether we can expect another FOCO, and potential punishments. Finally, Aaron Wudrick, Federal Director of the Canadian Taxpayers Association joins Mike to discuss the deficit.

On this September 22nd edition of the London Live Podcast:  Brock McGillis was the first professional hockey player to come out as gay. He joins Mike Stubbs on the London Live Podcast to talk about Yanic Duplessis, a 17 year-old in the QMJHL, who is the latest hockey player to do the very same thing. Afterwards Dr. Nathan Stall joins to discuss what the state of long term care homes might be as we approach the Fall/Winter seasons. Then Rob Goodman, professor in the department of Politics and Public Administration at Ryerson University joins to talk about the state of electoral politics in the United States. 

On this September 21st edition of the London Live Podcast. Pippa Hirst joins Mike to discuss her incredible life and what made her move to a nomadic lifestyle. Afterwards Kristin Daley, mother of Lila Wheeler, gives us an update on the battle to rename Plantation Road here in London. Finally Dr. Thomas Cooke joins to discuss whether or not people trust their apps anymore, and how this could effect the COVID-19 tracing app. 

On this September 18th edition of the London Live Podcast: As the COVID-19 pandemic has been countless sports, High School sports certainly have been affected as well. To describe the struggles facing high school sports is Jamie Neilson, coach of the Oakridge Senior Volleyball Team. Afterwards, Global News Chief Meteorologist Anthony Farnell tells us what to expect from London's frost warning. Finally, Mike talks the latest in Hockey news. 

On this September 15th edition of the London Live Podcast: Ali Chabar, friend of the show and father of two elementary school aged children, joins Mike to discuss how it feels as a parent sending their children to school this September. Afterwards Craig Smith, President of the Thames Valley Local of the Elementary Teachers Federation of Ontario talks about how elementary teachers are faring with back to school. Then finally Brent Carrothers tells us his plan to honour the 40th Anniversary of the Terry Fox Run. 

On this September 14th edition of the London Live Podcast:  Jennifer Massey, Associate VP of Student Affairs at Western joins Mike to discuss the concerning COVID-19 numbers coming from the school after the weekend. Afterwards Timothy Ward, Co-author of Pro Truth: A Practical Plan for Putting Truth Back Into Politics joins to discuss his new book, and the state of politics currently. Finally, Anthony Gilding, the Science Outreach and Communication Lead for the Canadian Alopecia Areata Foundation joins us to help raise awareness for this kind of Alopecia.

On this September 11th edition of the London Live Podcast: Retired London Firefighters Al Braatz joins Mike to honour the 19th anniversary of the 9/11 disaster, and the courageous sacrifice of the firefighters who worked through it. Afterwards Dr. Charles Pascal, former Ontario Deputy Minister of Education and Professor of Applied Psychology & Human Development at the University of Toronto, joins to discuss where the future of post-secondary education needs to go in the wake of a pandemic. Finally, Chris Alleyne, Associate Vice President of Housing and Ancillary Services at Western tells us how Western's residences are faring in the wake of back to school.

On this September 10th edition of the London Live Podcast: With back to school around the corner and online learning being more important than ever Matthew Bazely, Director of Business Services and Global Initiatives in Western's Faculty of Education, joins Mike to discuss what that will look like. Afterwards Greg Blanchard of the Western Fair tells us what's in store for their first ever virtual fair. Finally, Councillor Stephen Turner tells us the conclusion of the land appropriation story, that included the home of Nan Finlay

On this September 9th edition of the London Live Podcast: Dr. Carolina Gillio Meina joins Mike to tell us how she, and the other Lawson/Western COVID-19 researchers have been doing. Afterwards Kirsten Allen shares her exciting story that lead to her being being the Canadian representative of Ms. Health and Fitness 2020. Finally, Mario Canseco, president of the Research Co. updates us on how exactly Canadians are feeling about the pandemic and masking. 

On this September 8th edition of the London Live Podcast: Brad Brear tells us what it was like when a tornado touched down on his property a couple of days ago, Perry Esler updates us on the success of his Jesse's Journey 33km walk, and Dharshi Lacey of Pillar Nonprofit helps us understand why we need advisory councils.

On this September 3rd edition of the London Live Podcast: Cst. Sandasha Bough of the London Police Service joins Mike to let people know what exactly the laws are as they currently relate to house parties. Afterwards Dr. Mark Daley tells us how many incredible scientists came together to help combat COVID-19 on their research teams. Finally, Debbie Montgomery of Unifor local 4628 tells us how school bus drivers are handling back to school.

On this September 2nd edition of the London Live Podcast: Earth is covered in impact craters, due to thousands of years of meteorites... but what impact do they actually have? Dr. Gordon Ozinski joins Mike to discuss this. Afterwards, Ryan Imgrund, a Hospital Biostatistician at Southlake Regional Health Centre, joins Mike to talk about the behaviour of people during the pandemic, as well as how COVID-19 has been spreading. Finally, Willy Palov discusses how the pandemic has affected the QMJHL, and the training camps that are currently underway. 

LTC dealing with a rash of vandalism of bus shelters in the city, and Ward 2 Councillor Shawn Lewis says a significant amount of them are in the ward he represents. He joins London Live with Mike Stubbs to talk about just how many incidents are being investigated.

On this August 31st edition of the London Live Podcast: London getting green bins has been a long held discussion. Jay Stanford of the City of London joins Mike to give us an update. Afterwards Jason Clemens, Executive Vice President at the Fraser Institute and co-author of Federal Government Wasting Billions, tells us how better allocated public assistance could make a huge impact. Then Dr. Colin Furness, Assistant Professor - Faculty of Information and the Institute for Health Policy Management and Evaluation, Dalla Lana School of Public HealthUniversity of Toronto, joins Mike to discuss how things have gone since the pandemic started. 

On this August 28th edition of the London Live Podcast: Mike is joined by Ryerson professor Rob Goodman, who talks to Mike about the current state of American politics, both left and right. Afterwards Davids Sills, executive director of the Northern Tornadoes Project joins to explain what exactly the project is. Finally, Jim Virtue joins Mike to remember the life of Bill Boland.

On this August 25th edition of the London Live Podcast: Jimmy Cuddy, Canadian singer/song writer and Order of Canada recipient joins Mike to talk about his new music, Gal Harper, one of the lead organizers and senior activists of Black Lives Matter London comes on the show to share the information for the latest planned demonstration by BLM London, and Colin Duck and Cindy Hartman take us back to a London of the past with Vintage London.

On this August 25th edition of the London Live Podcast: Advisory Councils are essential to government decision making... but how do they function? Gerry Lahay joins Mike to discuss how London's accessibility advisory councils have been working, followed up by War 6 Councillor Phil Squire joins the show to further discuss their use and effectiveness. Then, Mike talks minor hockey and the Alliance Hockey League with Tony Martindale

On this August 24th edition of the London Live Podcast: Jason Lietaer, President of Enterprise Canada, joins Mike to get a more clear picture of who Erin O'Toole is. Afterwards, Mike is joined by Alejandra Cline, who gives us a clear image of what it truly is like to home-school your children. Finally, Dr. Thomas Cooke, an online privacy expert, joins Mike to clearly explain what exactly data is. 

On this August 19th edition of the London Live Podcast: Mike talks about how he finally, just may be getting a dog, as well as an update in an unfortunate incident involving Toronto Raptors president Masai Ujiri. Afterwards Fanshawe College pest expert Mike Marris discusses why ticks are becoming a growing problem in the region, and Donna Mandau, the founder, president, and CEO of Graphene Leaders Canada updates us on rapid COVID-19 testing

On this August 18th edition of the London Live Podcast:  With the announcement of Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland being sworn in as the new Finance Minister, Stephanie Couinard, assistant professor at Queen's University joins Mike to discuss what this could mean. Afterwards, Dr. Zoe McLaren, Associate Professor of Public Policy at the University of Maryland joins Mike to talk about how we could potentially get faster testing for COVID-19. Then, Brian Salt of Salthaven and Mike talk about the best ways to interact with and deal with local animals on your property.

On this August 17th edition of the London Live Podcast: With the CFL being cancelled, what does this mean for the sport? Don Landry of CFL.ca joins Mike to discuss the impact of the cancelled seasons. Afterwards, Dr. Timothy Sly, Professor Emeritus in the Faculty of Community Studies and the School of Occupational and Public Health joins Mike to talk about potential public health risks we face as the Fall approaches. Finally, Dr. Thomas Cooke joins Mike to talk about the impact of the recent CRA hack.

One year after a car drove into a house and struck a gas line causing destruction in Old East Village, firefighters responded to a similar incident Friday morning. Crews were called to Grey Street where a car had ran into a house, severing a gas line. Houses on the block had to be evacuated for safety measures. Platoon Chief Shawn Fitzgerald joined Mike to discuss the ironic incident.  Students have began to return to post-secondary in London. As even more students return to class in the fall, what could post-secondary classrooms look like and what are living situations potentially going to be like for students as the pandemic pushes on. Darlene O'Neill, Fanshawe's Director of Employment and Student Entrepreneurial Services, joins to explain. Bethany's Hope Foundation has launched a new fundraiser called 'Catch the Ace', in hopes of raising proceeds to support Leukodystrohpy research. The Foundation is hoping to raise funds as they push to find a cure for Metabolic Leukodystrophy. Dave McIntyre, president of Bethany's Hope Foundation, joins Mike to explain the fundraiser in detail.

On this August 13th edition of the London Live Podcast: London Lightning Coach Royce White joins Mike to discuss the impact one man can have on helping change hearts and minds, Luis Patricio of Awake, Aware, and Ready tells us what's up coming from their charity and events, and Director of the London District Catholic School Board Linda Staudt joins Mike to discuss how the LDCSB is faring with returning to school.

On this August 11th edition of the London Live Podcast: As the LTC brings back front loading on their buses, Kelly Paleczny of the LTC joins Mike to go over the new protocols. Afterwards Global News' Greg Brady joins Mike to go over part two of the draft lottery, and to tell us what's in store for round 1 of the NHL play offs. Finally, Chris Patterson tells us how his life changed in the OEV explosion almost one year ago.

On this August 10th edition of the London Live Podcast: Allan Small, senior investor of the Allan Small Financial Group with HollisWealth joins Mike to discuss the advantages that even small investing can have. Afterwards, Dr. Thomas Cooke goes over the number of people who have downloaded the COVID-19 alert app, and discusses why more people aren't using it, and Jack Jelinek and Mikey Wolfson from Western University talk about the incredible success of their new beer, Crank Lite.

On this July 31st edition of the London Live Podcast: John Matisz joins Mike to discuss the return of professional hockey, Linda Staudt, director of the London District Catholic School Board gives us an update into the Catholic school board, and Kim Vanderschelde tells us how the government intends to help with childhood cancer patients. 

With just over a month until students are suppose to start the academic year, a London New Democrat MPP is calling on the government to offer up more clarity on what the plan is to return to the classroom. Terence Kernaghan, MPP of London North Centre, joins London Live with Mike Stubbs to talk discuss how parents need time to plan for whats to come in the fall. (From Monday, July 27)

On this July 29th edition of the London Live Podcast: After a group of 200 disobeyed social distancing laws, Premier Ford said they all need to be punished to the "full extent of the law"... but what does that look like? Lawyer Gord Cudmore joins Mike to discuss how the law would be applied. Afterwards London Hydro CEO Vinay Sharma joins to tell us how much hydro Londoners have been using and Dr. Derek Dekeakos updates us on a potential new treament for COVID-19.

On this July 24th edition of the London Live Podcast: Epidemiologist Dr. Prabhat Jha of the University of Toronto joins Mike to talk about the impact that the novel coronavirus has had on young people. After, Erica Vanstone, Executive Director of the Women's Flat Track Derby talks about what's in store for the exciting event. Finally, Duff Conacher, co-founder of Democracy Watch, discusses the details of the WE Charity scandal.

On this July 23rd edition of the London Live Podcast: A new hydro project is in development in the West 5 district of London, Mike is joined by London Hydro CEO Vinay Sharma to let us know what this new project entails. Afterwards Mike is joined by Deputy Premier and Provincial Health Minister Christine Elliot for a provincial update, and lastly Mike is joined by music journalist and author Corbin Reiff to take a look at the legacy of the late Chris Cornell. 

On this July 22nd edition of the London Live Podcast: In the wake of the new mandatory masking by-laws, London's Chief Bylaw enforcement officer joins Mike to discuss it. Then Dr. Chris Waddell of Carelton University shares the details of a surprising new survery conducted by Carelton, and finally Dr. Tara Dumas of Huron University College and Dr. Wendy Ellis of King's University College share insight into their new study that examines the mental health of teenagers during this pandemic.

On this July 21st edition of the London Live Podcast? With the new mandatory masking by-laws Deputy Mayor and Ward 4 Councillor Jesse Helmer joins Mike to discuss London's plans going forward. Sports Net writer Ben Nicholson Smith and Mike talk about the Toronto Blue Jays going to the USA to play, and where they may wind up playing from, and Global News reporter Julia Wong catches us up with what's happening in Alberta. 

On this July 20th edition of the London Live Podcast: To get a look at how things are going in Port Stanley Mike is joined by the owner of GT's on the Beach Carol Gates for an update. Former London Knight Rob Schremp then joins Mike to tell us how virtual hockey coaching works, and finally Karen Simpson and Kurtis Gabriel join Mike to discuss the Pride is Right trivia contest.

On this July 17th edition of the London Live Podcast: Some exciting news is coming out of the OHL, the OHL's new Director of Cultural Diversity and Inclusion joins Mike to share the details. With mandatory masking being announced, how has the Registered Nurses Association responded? Ontario RNA CEO Dr. Doris Grinspun tells us how nurses have been dealing with masking. Finally, Dr. Dawn Lavell-Harvard explains just what exactly birth alerts are.

On this July 16th edition of the London Live podcast: A lack of publicly available washrooms in the downtown has Londoners asking "why," and "how do we fix this?" University of Guelph Associate Professor Mervyn Horgan joins Mike to discuss this topic. Afterwards Tech Analyst Carmi Levy explains how Twitter so was largely hacked the other day, and London Mayor Ed Holder shares fond memories of beloved Canadian Icon Terry Fox.

On this July 15th edition of the London Live Podcast: TVDSB Director Mark Fisher joins Mike to discuss the school board's re-opening plans. Beloved Canadian musician Kim Mitchell comes on the show to talk about his newest music in many years, and Global news reporter Laura Hensley talks about how the pandemic has changed dating. 

On this July 14th edition of the London Live Podcast:Dr. Michael Silverman discusses some of the potential ways we could safely send children back to school amid phase 3 reopening, Dr. Derek Silva discuses whether or not sports fines are being too severe and how they can return to play, and Black at Western writer Kizito Serumaga shares his experiences on our post secondary campuses.

Karl Hermann and several other musicians from London thanked front line workers with the sound of music. The band played Aaron Copland's "Fanfare For The Common Man" virtually. Hermann joins Mike Stubbs to talk more about what the experience was like. 

On this July 3rd edition of the London Live Podcast: Huron-Perth County chief medical officer Dr. Miriam Klassen joins Mike to explain how they've been treating the migrant workers who've been infected with COVID-19, tech analyst Carmi Levi tells us why companies are pulling ads from Facebook en mass, and Sauble Beach Mayor Janice Jackson tells us how her community is going to crackdown on social distancing and beach goers.

On this June 30th edition of the London Live Podcast: Mark Cullen, Co-Founder and Chair of the Highway of Heroes Tree Campaign joins Mike to discuss the latest with the foundation. Afterwards Gary Vanderhoek of the London International Airport joins to let Mike know about the new services being provided by the airport. Then finally Paula Coony and Doug Peters of the Zamboni Company join to discuss the much beloved ice machines.

On the June 29th edition of the London Live Podcast Mike is first joined by the former executive director of OneEleven Siri Agrell who compares the 2003 Ontario blackout to the COVID-19 pandemic. Mike is then joined by Rob Simpson, London Knight associate general manager, to go over what fans can expect from the upcoming CHL import draft, and finally Mike is joined by Russian sports reporter Slava Malamud, who explains how the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted Russian professional soccer.

On this June 26th Episode of the London Live Podcast Mike is first joined by Brian Taylor, who shares with us what it's like to be suffering from the novel coronavirus for two months. Mike is also joined by the commissioner of the Canadian Elite Basketball League, Mike Morreale to discuss how the league has been impacted pandemic, and lastly Heather Morrison, Prince Edward Islands Chief Medical Officer of Health joins Mike to tell us how PEI has gotten rid of all active COVID-19 cases, and how they intend to keep it that way.

One of the cracks in our country that the novel coronavirus has exposed is how people with disabilities are treated. Dr. Jennifer Zwicker joins Mike to discuss how best to combat this. Furthermore, Ward 6 Councillor and LTC Chair Phil Squires joins to discuss what's in store for transit in London, and Western University physics and astronomy PhD candidate Chris Fox takes Mike on a COVD-19 break beyond the stars

Guysborough has begun a 4 day work week, but how is that going? Barry Carroll talks to us about how they're faring during the 4 day week. Jenn Killing, VP of Quality and Innovation for PeopleCare Communities Inc updates us on London long term care homes, and Theresa Carriere talks about her incredible 100km run!

Therese Carriere of One Run joins Mike to discuss how the One Run event is faring during the pandemic, Ward 7 Councillor Josh Morgan talks about London's budget shortfall, and former London Knight Scott Aarsenn discusses his interesting and unexpected pro hockey career!

The changes to our world amidst COVD-19 has certainly impacted every industry. Dennis Garnhum of the Grand Theatre joins us to discuss how theatre has fared during the lockdowns. Wayne Prince of South London Cycle also joins Mike to talk about how cycling has been impacted, and actually GROWN during the pandemic, and Kelly Franklin, Founder of Courage for Freedom, discusses where the financial pledges for fighting human trafficking are going.

A secret fundraiser has been created for a member of Dad Club London who faced racism in the workplace first hand. Jeremy McCall, president of Dad Club London. joins Mike to discuss the fundraiser.  MLB seemed to be shaping up to return for a shortened season, but now MLB's commissioner has backpedaled on some of the plans. Ben Nicholson-Smith of Sportsnet, joins the show to react. And, Doris Grinspun, Chief Executive Officer of the Registered Nurses' Association of Ontario, talks about changes that need to be made in long term care settings including increasing care time for each individual in nursing homes. 

A member of Dad Club London was the victim of racial taunts, and had money thrown at him while working at a Tim Horton's drive thru.  To show him support, the club organized a secret fundraiser to help Maurice Ellis and his family.  Jeremy McCall with Dad Club London joins Mike Stubbs to share the full story. 

Ali Jomaa, mosque chair of the London Muslim Mosque, joins Mike for an update on how the London Muslim Mosque has been doing throughout the pandemic. Jomaa also reacts to Ontario allowing the return of church service at 30 per cent capacity.

The 'Flame of Hope,' a signature symbol of Banting House in London, was vandalized over the weekend. Grant Maltman, curator of Banting House joins Mike to discuss. Michael Smith, Chief Impact Officer, joins the show to update listeners on where small businesses in the community, province, and country are at during the current period in the pandemic.  And, London District Fire Chief, Steve Baker, talks with Mike about pushing forward with training despite the FireFit Championships being cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic.

On this June 12th edition of the London Live Podcast Mike is joined by London's chief municipal bylaw officer, Orest Katolyk, who tells us about the new "back to business action team" set up by the city, Elgin County Mayor David Mennill lets us know how Elgin County is preparing for the beaches to re-open, and Minister of Heritage, Sport, and Tourism for the province Lisa MacLeod tells us about the challenges that tourism has been facing, and what ideas Queen's Park has suggested!

as restaurants prepare to re-open what limitations to they face? On this June 11th episode of London Live Mike is joined by the President and CEO of the Ontario Restaurant, Hotel, and Motel Association Tony Elenis, who goes over what restaurants want and are expecting as things re-open. Mike is also joined by Kathy Janssen, who lets us know what happened to her house during last night's storms, and joined by Dr. Thomas Cooke, a privacy, ethics, and internal threat assessments expert for the Centre for Advanced Computing on how companies track and collect your data. 

On the June 10th edition of London Live: Mike's daughter Kyleigh Stubbs tells us what it's like to get a COVID-19 nasal test done, Global Security Expert Paul Viollis discusses how recent protests against anti-black racism have impacted the world of security, and Brian Ohl of Budwiser Gardens tells us what we can expect when the arena finally reopens.

On the June 9, 2020 episode of London Live, Mike is joined by Sonia Aviles from Migrant Workers for Change to talk about the importance of migrant workers to the Canadian economy, Dr. Simon Sutcliffe chats about what life after COVID-19 might start to look like, and director of sport and recreation at Western University, Christine Stapleton, discuss the cancellation of the fall OUA season and what may lay ahead for university athletes.

Today Mike is joined by Labour Lawyer Howard Leavitt who discusses what rights employers and employees have during the pandemic, UWO Master's Student Max King goes into detail about what a Space X launch requires and why they rescheduled it, and Dylan Hunter and Brandon Prust join Mike in reliving the 2005 Memorial Cup

Dr. Charles Weijer of the Schulich School of Medicine talks about how ethics have changed during the COVID-19 pandemic, David Coletto, CEO of Abacus Data discusses how Doug Ford's approval rating has fared since the pandemic began, and Chantal Thompson and Andrew Paradowski of the Ontario Cycling Association discussing how cycling has fared during a lockdown on London Live with Mike Stubbs

On this episode of the London Live Podcast Mike is joined by Paul Culliton, who shares an exciting story about coincidences and bank robberies, NDP Deputy leader John Vanthof and local area farmer Michael Groot help us understand the struggles that farmers face currently, and what can be done, and Glenn Howard, Beer Store Spokesman and Curler talks patio access.

On this episode of the London Live Podcast Mike is joined by LPS Constable Carl Noel, who shares the details regarding London's new bike registry, Ward 6 Councillor Phil Squire goes over the new LTC PPE requirements, and former London Knight Danny Syvret takes us back to the incredible 2005 Memorial Cup Final.

Mike Stubbs is joined by LTC Chair and Ward 6 Councillor Phil Squire, who offers up some clarity on new recommendations when riding public transit, and also addresses other questions and concerns.

On the London Live Podcast Mike is joined by the Director of Education of the Thames Valley District School Board, Mark Fisher, who goes over some of the recent provincial education announcements, Greg Brady of AM640 and Mike talk about how the German Bundesliga has approached returning to professional soccer, and Voice of the Saginaw Spirit Joey Battaino talks the fears and stresses of evacuating a flood during a pandemic.

Friend of the show Dr. Mario Elia talks COVID-19 heading into the weekend with Mike, Executive Director of Vision Zero Graham Larkin talks about the uptick in street racing that we've seen since things have closed, and Claudia Catacchio from Germany shares with us how German's have been faring amidst the pandemic, and how the German Government is approaching Contact Tracing on the London Live Podcast. 

What have you been doing to stay connected wth your family during the COVID-19 pandemic? One Canadian family has started a cross-country dart league to keep in touch and fight the boredom. Ryne Bondy, president and commissioner of the Isolation Dart League, joins Mike Stubbs to discuss.

Today on the London Live Podcast Mike is joined by the US Ambassador to Canada James Blanchard, who discusses the possibility of the border reopening any time soon, Daniel Leung of Liv Nao Technologies shares with us his exciting new app that can help monitor your well being, and hockey official Steve Baker recalls that incredible goal made by Bo Horvat back in 2013.

Mike Stubbs is joined by Joe Piello, host on Power 97 in Winnipeg about how restaurants are faring in Winnipeg, Joe Drummond, the General Manager of the Double Tree by Hilton are faring during this pandemic, and Concordia University Professor of Economics Moshe Lander talks about the current state of Canadian Economics on the London Live Podcast.

On the May 6 edition of London Live: Mike is joined by Dr. Mario Elia, who tells us how allergies and COVID affect each other, Dr. James Koropatnick of the Middlesex London Health Unit shares genetic therapy prospects in stopping the Virus, and the CEO of the Middlesex Canadian Mental Health Association Beth Mitchell talks about how important mental health is during this time. 

Today on the London Live Podcast Mike is joined by Bill George, who discusses the state of vegetable harvesting amidst COVID-19, Brian Taylor discusses what it's like to be CURRENTLY infected by the disease, and Professor Graham Thompson tells us about the scary new "Murder Hornets" on the West Coast!

To help stop the spread of COVID-19, golf courses along with all other non-essential services deemed by the province was forced to shut down towards the end of March. But Premier Doug Ford had advised golf courses on May 1st to prepare to reopen soon.  David Heald with East Park in London speaks about the golf course's plans for reopening, as well as how to NOT strain any muscles when you golf again after resting for an extended duration. 

10 years ago, Dunner was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. She's always been very open about her journey and has participated in, and raised money for the the Mandarin MS Walk in past years. With the official walk on hold this year due to restrictions put in place to stop the spread of the novel coronavirus pandemic, Dunner has come up with a creative solution to continue to raise money for this important cause. Dunner joins Mike Stubbs to discuss Dunner's 10 for 10.

Dr. Michael Wolfson, former assistant chief statistician at Statistics Canada and a member of the Centre for Health Law, Policy and Ethics at the University of Ottawa, joins Mike Stubbs to discuss on why Canada's data collection during the COVID-19 pandemic has been "so bad."

The annual motorcycle ride in memory of Trooper Mark Wilson is going virtual in order to maintain social distancing guidelines during the novel coronavirus pandemic. Cheryl Fleury, Treasurer for 1st CAV Ortona, joins Mike Stubbs to discuss.

Mike is joined by Cnst. Sandasha Bough of London Police, Dr. Angela Schneider to talk about how athletes are faring amidst COVID-19, and Emma Dalmayne talks about raising autism awareness in trying times.

Sarah Berger Richardson, Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Law, Civil law Section at the University of Ottawa joins Mike Stubbs to discuss how the novel coronavirus pandemic is revealing the cracks in Canada's supply chains, particularly when it comes to meat.

Middlesex County Warden, Cathy Burghardt-Jesson, joins Mike Stubbs to discuss a letter that was sent from the Middlesex County Council to Ontario's Information and Privacy Commissioner claiming personal information was left on computer equipment that was left behind in the Middlesex London Health Unit's move.

Kareem Rageb, President and CEO of Liver Care Canada, joins London Live with Mike Stubbs to talk about how different Ramadan will be in 2020 amid the novel coronavirus pandemic.

Host Mike Stubbs is joined by the President of St. Joseph's Health Care Foundation Michelle Campbell.

On London Live Mike is joined by Dylan Di Girolamo, who shares safety concerns while working at the Dollar Store, Tim Deelstra the Engagement and Media Relations Strategist for the local UFCW talks unions, and Colchester County, Nova Scotia Councillor Tom Taggart shares his heartfelt emotions regarding Sunday's tragedy

Mike Stubbs is joined by Colchester County, Nova Scotia Councillor Tom Taggart, who talks about the shock of waking up on Sunday morning to an active gunman, and the tragedy that ensued on London Live

Mike Stubbs is joined by Colchester County, Nova Scotia Councillor Tom Taggart, who talks about waking up Sunday morning to an active gunman, and the tragedy that followed.

On London Live Mike is joined by City Councillor Josh Morgan to talk London's budget plans, Fanshawe College Political Science professor Matt Farrell discusses politics and Trump, and Sandra Datars Bere, Managing Director, of Housing, Social Services and Dearness Home for the City of London brings social issues to light.

Jon Nusink, general manager of chief operating officer of London Hun and Country Club, joins Mike Stubbs to discuss how golfing can continue while still adhering to social-distancing measures during the novel coronavirus pandemic.

Today on London Live we're joined by Dr. Ivy Bourgeault, who talks to Mike about the status of healthcare workers and their place in the system, Dr. Jason Kindrachuk of the University of Manitoba from the department of Medical Microbiology discusses re-emerging viruses, and OHL Commissioner David Branch talks to Mike about the next season of the OHL.

Since London's community spring clean-up was cancelled in order to adhere to social distancing protocols, TRY Recycling stepped up to help get litter off the city's streets, walkways, parks, and more. President of TRY Recycling, Jim Graham, joins Mike Stubbs to discuss the 1,450 pounds of litter they collected. 

Mona Lam-Deslippe joins Mike Stubbs to talk about an email sent on March 22 that led to a brand new venture that sparked the manufacturing of PPE in London.

On today's episode Moshe Lander, professor of Economics from Concordia University joins Mike to discuss the current state of economics amidst COVID-19, John Nusink, the General Manager and Chief Operating Officer of the London Hunt and Country Club discusses if Golf restrictions should be lifted, and Jolene Barr discusses how a village in London is showing their support for healthcare workers!