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London Live with Mike Stubbs
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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Episodes
Understanding rolling out vaccines to the indigenous community, what does the latest COVID-19 modelling show, and how do you run a virtual Mardi Gras - London Live Podcast, January 12th 12.01.2021 22:12
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 Fa...
An argument against social media, understanding the effectiveness of pandemic curfew restrictions, and getting a UK update from Mike's family - London Live Podcast, January 11th 11.01.2021 39:59
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....
Getting a recap of the Capitol and Trump situation, examining the latest announcements for vaccine rollouts, and getting an understanding of how airports have been impacted by the lockdowns - London Live Podcast, January 7th 07.01.2021 32:31
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...
How are COVID-19 cases and vaccines looking for the city of London, talking Ford, Philips, and the NFL, and how do Canadians feel about this year looking back? - London Live Podcast, December 31.12.2020 33:21
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.
A conversation with one of the latest recipients of the Order of Canada, getting an update from the federal government, and how to deal with the days blending together - London Live Podcast, December 30th 30.12.2020 40:14
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 govern...
How the latest lockdown has been hurting small businesses, examining the provincial vaccine response with the leader of the provincial NDP, and how a Londoner and her siblings set a peculiar Guinness World Record - London Live Podcast, December 29th 29.12.2020 35:57
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 Guin...
Getting the beat on the bass player of The Go-Go's and her new biography, taking a critical look at the current state of long-term care in the Province, and how two long lads from Lucan changed Christmas for many - London Live Podcast, December 17th 17.12.2020 40:21
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 sta...
What it takes to run the BMO Centre in a Pandemic, the importance of housing during the winter months, and how a police office struggled and overcame addictions - London Live Podcast, December 16th 17.12.2020 40:11
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...
What is Winmar's latest and exciting project, a hopeful and positive update from Ndam Kenneth Ndon, and getting the latest from the TVDSB - London Live Podcast, December 15th 16.12.2020 30:21
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.
How White Oaks mall is preparing for the Red COVID-19 restrictions, how local business are preparing and the concerns they have, and understanding immigration and social inequality - London Live Podcast, December 14th 14.12.2020 24:34
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.
Checking in with South Western Public Health, how things are faring over in the United Kingdom, and getting our weekly Privacy check-in - London Live Podcast, December 7th 07.12.2020 42:33
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 we...
How Centennial Hall has adapted to COVID-19 restrictions, taking a look at the Oluwatobi Boyede trial and sentencing, and how some schools have adapted to online learning - London Live Podcast, December 3rd 03.12.2020 31:11
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.
Trying to understand London's COVID-19 outbreaks and rising case numbers, how has the Government's response been to vaccines and PPE, and what it's like trying to traverse London by bicycle - London Live Podcast, December 2nd 02.12.2020 35:19
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 bik...
Why you should shop local this Holiday season, how housing becomes more dire in the winter months, and understanding World AIDS Day - London Live Podcast, December 1 01.12.2020 39:44
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.
Talking about Food Drives and Food Sustainability, and how GPS tracking is becoming frighteningly more accurate - London Live Podcast, November 30th 30.11.2020 38:53
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.
Saying farewell to a beloved London music establishment, a Canadian music legend recounts his storied career, and taking a deep dive into medical ethics - London Live Podcast, November 25th 25.11.2020 34:23
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.
Examining the impact of liver cancer and Haemochromatosis, how has Harness Horse racing been impacted by the pandemic, and how can psychedelics be used to help treat mental health - London Live Podcast, November 24th 24.11.2020 40:59
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...
London officially gets a new Safe Consumption site, how one family has transitioned into being car free, and getting the latest news from the Toronto Raptors and the NBA - London Live Podcast, November 23rd 23.11.2020 38:50
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.
Remebering 2010's Snowmageddon, understanding what it's like to live with ALS, and talking hockey - London Live Podcast, November 19th 19.11.2020 44:53
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 h...
A Roundtable with three of Western's top scientists - London Live Podcast, November 17th 17.11.2020 36:27
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 educati...
What it's like to survive COVID-19, checking in on long-term care as cases are rising, and getting info on St. Thomas' Impact Awards - London Live Podcast, November 16th 16.11.2020 37:08
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 j...
A tragic update to the story of Ndam Ndon, how video games can help with history, and learning about a local coat drive - London Live Podcast, November 12th 12.11.2020 30:55
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.
What Remembrance Day means for someone who grew up in a military family, remembering the other conflicts our military has been apart of, and a new project to help maintain our education of Remembrance Day - London Live Podcast, November 11th 11.11.2020 46:57
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...
Checking in on the US election fall-out, getting an update on a story to try to save a man's life, and what does London have planned for Remembrance Day? - London Live Podcast, November10th 10.11.2020 41:14
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 Canad...
How to fairly distribute medical resources in times of need, what Alex Trebek was face to face, and how concerned should the Biden administration be with privacy - London Live Podcast, November 9th 09.11.2020 38:54
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 Advanc...
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