London Live with Mike Stubbs

Today Mike is joined by Labour Lawyer Howard Leavitt who discusses what rights employers and employees have during the pandemic, UWO Master's Student Max King goes into detail about what a Space X launch requires and why they rescheduled it, and Dylan Hunter and Brandon Prust join Mike in reliving the 2005 Memorial Cup

Dr. Charles Weijer of the Schulich School of Medicine talks about how ethics have changed during the COVID-19 pandemic, David Coletto, CEO of Abacus Data discusses how Doug Ford's approval rating has fared since the pandemic began, and Chantal Thompson and Andrew Paradowski of the Ontario Cycling Association discussing how cycling has fared during a lockdown on London Live with Mike Stubbs

On this episode of the London Live Podcast Mike is joined by Paul Culliton, who shares an exciting story about coincidences and bank robberies, NDP Deputy leader John Vanthof and local area farmer Michael Groot help us understand the struggles that farmers face currently, and what can be done, and Glenn Howard, Beer Store Spokesman and Curler talks patio access.

On this episode of the London Live Podcast Mike is joined by LPS Constable Carl Noel, who shares the details regarding London's new bike registry, Ward 6 Councillor Phil Squire goes over the new LTC PPE requirements, and former London Knight Danny Syvret takes us back to the incredible 2005 Memorial Cup Final.

Mike Stubbs is joined by LTC Chair and Ward 6 Councillor Phil Squire, who offers up some clarity on new recommendations when riding public transit, and also addresses other questions and concerns.

On the London Live Podcast Mike is joined by the Director of Education of the Thames Valley District School Board, Mark Fisher, who goes over some of the recent provincial education announcements, Greg Brady of AM640 and Mike talk about how the German Bundesliga has approached returning to professional soccer, and Voice of the Saginaw Spirit Joey Battaino talks the fears and stresses of evacuating...

Friend of the show Dr. Mario Elia talks COVID-19 heading into the weekend with Mike, Executive Director of Vision Zero Graham Larkin talks about the uptick in street racing that we've seen since things have closed, and Claudia Catacchio from Germany shares with us how German's have been faring amidst the pandemic, and how the German Government is approaching Contact Tracing on the London Live Podc...

What have you been doing to stay connected wth your family during the COVID-19 pandemic? One Canadian family has started a cross-country dart league to keep in touch and fight the boredom. Ryne Bondy, president and commissioner of the Isolation Dart League, joins Mike Stubbs to discuss.

Today on the London Live Podcast Mike is joined by the US Ambassador to Canada James Blanchard, who discusses the possibility of the border reopening any time soon, Daniel Leung of Liv Nao Technologies shares with us his exciting new app that can help monitor your well being, and hockey official Steve Baker recalls that incredible goal made by Bo Horvat back in 2013.

Mike Stubbs is joined by Joe Piello, host on Power 97 in Winnipeg about how restaurants are faring in Winnipeg, Joe Drummond, the General Manager of the Double Tree by Hilton are faring during this pandemic, and Concordia University Professor of Economics Moshe Lander talks about the current state of Canadian Economics on the London Live Podcast.

On the May 6 edition of London Live: Mike is joined by Dr. Mario Elia, who tells us how allergies and COVID affect each other, Dr. James Koropatnick of the Middlesex London Health Unit shares genetic therapy prospects in stopping the Virus, and the CEO of the Middlesex Canadian Mental Health Association Beth Mitchell talks about how important mental health is during this time. 

Today on the London Live Podcast Mike is joined by Bill George, who discusses the state of vegetable harvesting amidst COVID-19, Brian Taylor discusses what it's like to be CURRENTLY infected by the disease, and Professor Graham Thompson tells us about the scary new "Murder Hornets" on the West Coast!

To help stop the spread of COVID-19, golf courses along with all other non-essential services deemed by the province was forced to shut down towards the end of March. But Premier Doug Ford had advised golf courses on May 1st to prepare to reopen soon.  David Heald with East Park in London speaks about the golf course's plans for reopening, as well as how to NOT strain any muscles when you golf aga...

10 years ago, Dunner was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. She's always been very open about her journey and has participated in, and raised money for the the Mandarin MS Walk in past years. With the official walk on hold this year due to restrictions put in place to stop the spread of the novel coronavirus pandemic, Dunner has come up with a creative solution to continue to raise money for this...

Dr. Michael Wolfson, former assistant chief statistician at Statistics Canada and a member of the Centre for Health Law, Policy and Ethics at the University of Ottawa, joins Mike Stubbs to discuss on why Canada's data collection during the COVID-19 pandemic has been "so bad."

The annual motorcycle ride in memory of Trooper Mark Wilson is going virtual in order to maintain social distancing guidelines during the novel coronavirus pandemic. Cheryl Fleury, Treasurer for 1st CAV Ortona, joins Mike Stubbs to discuss.

Mike is joined by Cnst. Sandasha Bough of London Police, Dr. Angela Schneider to talk about how athletes are faring amidst COVID-19, and Emma Dalmayne talks about raising autism awareness in trying times.

Sarah Berger Richardson, Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Law, Civil law Section at the University of Ottawa joins Mike Stubbs to discuss how the novel coronavirus pandemic is revealing the cracks in Canada's supply chains, particularly when it comes to meat.

Middlesex County Warden, Cathy Burghardt-Jesson, joins Mike Stubbs to discuss a letter that was sent from the Middlesex County Council to Ontario's Information and Privacy Commissioner claiming personal information was left on computer equipment that was left behind in the Middlesex London Health Unit's move.

Kareem Rageb, President and CEO of Liver Care Canada, joins London Live with Mike Stubbs to talk about how different Ramadan will be in 2020 amid the novel coronavirus pandemic.

Host Mike Stubbs is joined by the President of St. Joseph's Health Care Foundation Michelle Campbell.