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London Live with Mike Stubbs

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Mike Stubbs pushes beyond the headlines, providing a mix of informed opinion and entertainment you won’t find anywhere else. Mike explores stories and topics important to Londoners from any and all angles.

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CFPL / Curiouscast

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Latest episode

Jul 10, 2026

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Author of the best selling book Beautiful Boy David Sheff tells us about the Virtual Breakfast of Champions, understanding what we can do to better combat break-ins, and what is going on at Laurentian University? - London Live Podcast, April 21 21.04.2021

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...

Getting a deeper understanding of how Pharmacies are handling vaccine roll-outs, Ontario NDP Leader discusses paid sick days and pandemic response, and how we can help empower skilled immigrants though microloans and support programs - London Live Podcast 19.04.2021

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.

Learning the incredible origin story of an amazing company, understanding the new Crown Land camping restrictions, and how has Spain dealt with COVID-19 - London Live Podcast, April 16th 16.04.2021

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 tal...

Getting an understanding of the air travel bail out, how to deal with travel insurance when we actually can travel, and learning about an amazing new London recycling initiative - London Live Podcast, April 13th 14.04.2021

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. 

Understanding all of Facebooks massive data leaks, getting a look into what it's like being a 911 communications operator, and hearing about Big Brothers Big Sisters new campaign - London Live Podcast, April 12th 12.04.2021

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 #50MenIn50Day...

Remembering the life of the late Prince Philip, getting an understanding of health-based discriminations, and examining the education situation in the province - London Live Podcast, April 9th 09.04.2021

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,...

Getting a proper understanding of how our COVID-19 vaccines work, chatting with one of country music's most up-and-coming talents, and how has the pandemic affected the price of beer? - London Live Podcast, April 8th 08.04.2021

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'...

How has the pandemic affected retail prices, letting listeners vent their frustrations with lockdowns and restrictions, and why organ donation matters - London Live Podcast, April 7th 07.04.2021

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 a...

Trying to figure out what's happening provincially, how you can help your cooking with the Habit Change Challenge, and getting an update from the Spring Food Drive - London Live Podcast, April 06th 06.04.2021

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.

April 1, 2021 - Mark Fisher, Director of the Thames Valley District School Board 01.04.2021
Getting an update on the Green Bin Program, our MPs are getting a raise and what does this mean, and taking a COVID break with our furry friends - London Live Podcast, March 31st 31.03.2021

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...

Taking a COVID break by talking Blue Jays baseball, getting an update on downtown construction, and it's the last night for the Knight's 50/50 draw - London Live Podcast, March 30th 30.03.2021

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 las...

Getting a budget update from the Deputy Premier, talking the CFL, and the Spring Food Drive is gearing up - London Live Podcast, March 25th 25.03.2021

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.

Getting the details for this weekend's Stop Asian Hate Vigil & Rally, continuing the sidewalk conversation, and how could kid's sports possibly return to play in the pandemic? - London Live Podcast, 24.03.2021

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, Dir...

Understanding the struggles of a local business in OEV, discussing the Single Seniors for Tax Fariness campaign, and discussing how to approach a topic as difficult as gun violence in the light of another mass shooting in the USA - London Live Podcast, Ma 23.03.2021

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...

Heading to Calgary for the Canadian Mixed Curling Championship, understanding Lynch Syndrome Awareness Day, and how is the LHSC handling their surgery backlog? - London Live Podcast, March 22nd 22.03.2021

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.   

The incredible achievement of millions of pounds of food donated by the Food Bank, discussing the harrowing and tragic story of Tori Stafford, and coming together to celebrate an icon's birthday - London Live Podcast, March 19th 19.03.2021

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 compos...

It's Transit Worker Appreciation Day, why aren't more Canadians using the COVID-19 tracking app, and how to watch out for Skunk season - London Live Podcast, March 18th 18.03.2021

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.

Discussing the issues surrounding vaccines, taking a look at how our frontline nursing staff are faring, and what should the government do about MPP Sam Oosterhoff - London Live Podcast, March 17th 18.03.2021
Taking a look at how the pandemic has over-all impacted education, getting our weekly privacy update, and meeting the new CEO of London's Chamber of Commerce - London Live Podcast, March 15th 15.03.2021

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.

Getting an update on the year from the London District Catholic School Board, how has Budwiser Gardens been faring with restrictions, and examining the long term impacts of having COVID-19 - London Live Podcast, March 12 12.03.2021

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,...

Reflecting on the history of the pandemic, taking a look at some interesting interest rates, and understanding the politics and important issues behind Bill C-7 - London Live Podcast, March 10 10.03.2021

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...

Going over the Meghan and Harry Oprah interview, what are NFTs and how can they be used in the music industry, and understanding the shocking footage from a London car dealership - London Live Podcast, March 8th 08.03.2021

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...

Getting some answers regarding the MLHU Overtime payments, getting a deeper understanding into Autism diagnosis, and getting excited for the return of the Blue Jays - London Live Podcast, March 4th 04.03.2021

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 sur...

Hearing the verdict of the Toronto van attack trial, how the pandemic has made basic income an important issue, and hearing the latest inductees into the Don Brankley Hall of Fame - London Live Podcast, March 3rd 03.03.2021

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.

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