London Live with Mike Stubbs

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...

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 ins...

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'...

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-Harv...

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 belo...

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...

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...

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...

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 Of...

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 be...

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 ple...

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 Grin...

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, t...

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 th...

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, an...

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...