London Live with Mike Stubbs

Roundtable Part 1 - Murray Faulkner and Roger Caranci talk about the latest tariff moves.

How do we define "enough" for ourselves in our day to day lives? We examine that with the help of Kyleigh and her 52 Questions. www.kyleighstubbs.substack.com

Wildlife rehabilitation services are always finding animals who have fallen victim to things that we leave behind. Things like, fishing lines, hooks, jars, cans, etc. Brian Salt joined Mike Stubbs for another Wild Friday and told some stories about animals he has tried to help because of things they have run into in their environments that should never have been "left behind."

UNIFOR President Lana Payne talks tariffs and trade agreements with Mike Stubbs.

Dr. Tim Elcombe of Laurier University discusses challenges that fans and organizers of the 2026 World Cup of Soccer could face.

Sonya Juffermans discusses some of the most common scams being seen right now by London Police,

London's Nelson Alexander is set for very first Ironman Triathlon on Aug. 3 in Ottawa and joined 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs for a conversation before leaving for the race.

Ontario Minister of Energy and Mines, Stephen Lecce on creating isotopes in the province and on cancelling the Starlink deal with Elon Musk.

Mike Stubbs talks with Jon McQuaid of Call 2 Recycle Canada about new ways to dispose of batteries in London.

Former TVDSB Trustee Peter Jaffe discusses whether trustees are needed in our current education system.

What it's like to be a minor baseball umpire in 2025 with Steve Cochrane of the LDBA.

Scott Belford of The Walk Off Podcast talks Blue Jays and the MLB trade deadline.

U18 London Jr Mustangs coach Greg Willson joined Mike Stubbs to talk about winning back-to-back OSFL championships.

The OLG's Tony Bitonti on the challenges that can exist when trying to let someone know they have just won $60-million.

Fanshawe College's Pam Cook on what the Boxwood Moth could do in London if we don't act quickly.

Emma Donoghue talks about her new play, “The Wind Coming Over the Sea”

Mike Stubbs had a chance to talk with Liam and Mike of Cancer Bats right before they took the stage at 2025's Rock the Park in London.

London Chamber of Commerce CEO Graham Henderson discusses sustainability in London.

London Lawyer Nick Cake of Cake Criminal Defence examines the outcome of the Hockey Canada Sexual Assault Trial.

Jennifer Dunn of the London Abused Women's Centre discusses what the decision in the Hockey Canada Trial could mean.

Mark LeBel remembers Hulk Hogan.

Discussing protests with Andrew Perez - Principal, Perez Strategies.

Zipper merging is the recommended way to merge according to road experts. Londoner Abes Oozeer is in the process of writing a book about it and other road-related frustrations and joined Mike Stubbs to talk about it.

Ward 6 Councillor Sam Trosow discusses a debate over where to put the new Emergency Services Campus.

Dr. Jeff Preston of Kings University College talks about the new online booking portal for ParaTransit in London and what could make London easier to navigate when it comes to accessibility.