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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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Episodes

Getting an update on Middlesex-London's vaccine roll out plans, how Southwestern Public Health is dealing with the roll-out, and should Canada remain a part of the Monarchy? - London Live Podcast, March 2nd 02.03.2021

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.

How did this year's virtual Golden Globes go, getting an update on how the UK is handling their vaccine roll-out, and the important of fraud prevention month - London Live Podcast, March 1st 01.03.2021

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...

How a London business has adapted their business to meet COVID-19 restrictions, getting an update on the city from London's mayor, and how can you help yourself get a handle on anxiety caused by the pandemic? - London Live Podcast, February 26th 26.02.2021

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 A...

Discussing Disney+'s odd disclaimers, getting the latest on COVID-19 and vaccination modelling, and how the pandemic has brought back some musical favourites - London Live Podcast, February 25th 25.02.2021

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.

London's golf course issues seem to have finally been resolved, why Pink Shirt Day matters and we should listen, and why more should be done to help the Uyghur Muslims in China - London Live Podcast, February 24th 24.02.2021

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 C...

How we can go about organizing the vaccine distribution process, what are the steps you can take to help break bad habits, and a London radio legend is returning to the air waves - London Live Podcast, February 23rd 23.02.2021

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 Winnipeg has handled issues surrounding their city golf courses, how London is beginning to revive live music, and what does the future hold for Huron University College? - London Live Podcast, February 19th 19.02.2021

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 talk...

What is the experience of getting a COVID-19 vaccine, how we made it to Mars, and getting a better understanding of cryptocurrency 18.02.2021

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. 

Why the Time to Care Act is so important, exciting news from the London Devilettes, and diving into how we make families - London Live Podcast, February 17th 17.02.2021

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.

How to celebrate the Chinese Lunar New Year in a pandemic, hearing about the incredible lives of two musicians, and what were the most popular vehicles of the year? - London Live Podcast, February 12th 12.02.2021

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.

Going over the sentencing of Daniella Leis, continuing our conversations about golfing during the pandemic, and understanding the nuances of sentencing in drunk driving cases - London Live Podcast, February 11th 11.02.2021

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...

Hearing about the exciting life and new book of Colonel Chris Hadfield, examining an affordable housing and mental health study, and talking the excitement of the Leafs vs. the Canadiens - London Live Podcast, February 10th 10.02.2021

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...

How the Hotel and Restaurant industry feels about re-opening, how have we been using family doctors during the pandemic and has it been effective, and understanding the proceedings for Donald Trump's second impeachment trial - London Live Podcast, Februar 09.02.2021

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, t...

Should we have potential concerns about reopening the province, checking in on the Forest City Road Races, and getting our weekly online privacy check-in with Dr. Tom Cooke - London Live Podcast, February 8th 08.02.2021

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 chec...

Understanding the universal importance of heart health and hearing from the Heart Life Foundation, Scott Moir talks his storied Olympic career, and what can we expect, if anything, from the 2021 Olympics - London Live Podcast, February 4th 04.02.2021

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. 

What it's like being a competitive athlete in a pandemic, why we should be having more conversations about prejudice and racism, and how a toy company is making a difference - London Live Podcast, February 3rd 03.02.2021

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 o...

Understanding the future of vaccine manufacturing in Canada, how the Catholic School Board is preparing for back-to-school next week, and how do you scout for hockey... when there is no hockey? - London Live Podcast, January 28th 28.01.2021

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. Final...

Getting an update about public transit and the LTC, and really understanding the importance of January 27th and Holocaust Memorial Day - London Live Podcast, January 27th 27.01.2021

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. 

Hearing about the new Southwestern Ontario Transit Taskforce, and understanding the struggles surrounding travel in a pandemic - London Live Podcast, January 26th 26.01.2021

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. 

Getting an update on the current state of long-term care in the province, how a London fashion company came to be among the winners of the Canada-made supply challenge, and how is the Catholic District School Board faring with no back to school till Febru 23.01.2021

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 Sc...

Getting a handle on inflation and interest rates, talking baseball, and having a chat with an up and coming country music star - London Live Podcast, January 21st 21.01.2021

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. 

Why we should put an end to fad diets, what are the implications of the Biden administration's Key Stone pipeline plan, and why you may want to start meditation - London Live Podcast, January 19th 19.01.2021

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.

Getting a variety of perspectives surrounding the exciting news about the CAMI plant, understanding what exactly the social media app "Parler" is, and catching up with the NFL - London Live Podcast, January 18th 18.01.2021

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...

What exactly is "Smishing" and how you can improve your cyber security, how businesses are looking forward to the future and hiring, and how independent businesses are faring under new restrictions - London Live Podcast, January 14th 14.01.2021

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 Inde...

Getting a legal perspective on the LHSC lawsuit, looking into the 2021 provincial and federal economic situation, and how are things faring in D.C. right now? - London Live Podcast, January 13th 13.01.2021

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 report...

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