London Live with Mike Stubbs

Ralph Willsey, the only photographer to snap a shot of Johnny Cash’s proposal to June Carter at a concert in London Ont. on February 22nd, 1968 recounts the day. Singer-guitarist Justin Benlolo expresses his love for rock music, and what it’s like to tour with rock bands. He and his band Brkn Love are in London for a show. Lawyer Jasmine Daya discusses the damages bullying often lead to on Pink Sh...

In her Songs & Stories Tour Bif Naked talks about her life. From being born in secret in India, to her career as a solo artists and a battle with cancer, and all the messy adventures in between. Bif joins Mike Stubbs to share some of her stories ahead of her show at Aeolian Hall on February 29.

Oneida water is not fit to drink with Brendan Doxtator, a youth leader at Oneida. The impact of the coloured hockey league with Craig Smith, President of the black cultural society of Nova Scotia. Could Conestoga Huts help London's homeless population? With London's manger of homeless prevention Craig Cooper.

Breaking down the Houston Astros cheating scandal as spring training begins with Ben Nicholson-Smith of Sportsnet.ca Budweiser Gardens more than doubles it's expected revenue with Brian Ohl, general manager of Budweiser Gardens. More Canadians are getting food delivered to their homes with Sylvain Charlebois, senior director at the Agri-Food Analytics Lab at Dalhousie University.

On the February 14 London Live Podcast: Psych2Go writer Renee Everhart takes us through the five types of attraction/love. Queen’s University’s Dr. Thomas Cooke warns facial recognition and artificial intelligence technologies are becoming increasing advanced, which may be concerning. Executive director of the Canadian Congenital Heart Alliance Allan Weatherall tells us how Valentine’s Day is diff...

On the February 11 London Live podcast: Wilfred Laurier University journalism professor Simon Kiss and University of British Columbia’s Dr. Michael Curry debunk misinformation surrounding the COVID-19 outbreak. Global News’ Mike Arsenault went ‘snow kiting,’ and loved it.

STI rates in London are not great with Shaya Dhinsa, manager of sexual health at the Middlesex-London Health Unit. Mike discusses the legacy of the 2010 Vancouver Olympics. Why are gas prices so low? with 

On the February 11 London Live podcast: London Knights alum Reg Thomas looks forward to his induction along with five others into the Don Brankley London Knights Hall of Fame. The author of “The Internet: Are children in charge?” Charlene Doak-Gebauer discusses the dangers of giving children too much freedom on the internet. Fanshawe College politics professor Matt Farrell takes us through what we...

On the February 6 London Live podcast: A family's fight to save their 18-month-old daughter's life with father Lawrence Hill. Trump's State of the Union Address with Global News Washington correspondent Reggie Cecchini. 30 triathlons in 30 days for Atlohsa with Abe Oudshoorn, housing advocate and Assistant Professor at the Arthur Labatt Family School of Nursing at Western University.

On the February 3 London Live podcast: Kansas City Chiefs end 50 year Super Bowl drought with AM640's Greg Brady More than half of Canadians are skeptical of the monarchy's future beyond the Queen's reign with Gregory Jack, vice president of public affairs with Ipsos Downtown London has a new executive director with Barbara Maly.

On the January 31 London Live podcast: Fitness Served Cold Series: The benefits of cross-country skiing with Global news journalist Mike Arsenault Who is the Freaktographer? with a man who only goes by the name Dave.

On the January 31 London Live podcast: Can electric car batteries survive a Canadian winter? With Dr. Anna Stefanopolou. professor of mechanical engineering at the University of Michigan  Should London get rid of its public golf courses? with former Londoner, avid golfer, and CKNW 980 producer Victor Young You should probably be more worried about the flu than the coronavirus with Dr. Michael Curr...

On the January 30 London Live podcast: The Toronto Raptors remember Kobe Bryant with Global News journalist Daryn Bolland. Grieving on social media with masters students Farzan Mirzazadeh and Stanley Park. More top-end players are turning to University Sports with head coach of the Western Mustangs Men's Hockey Team Clarke Singer.  

On the January 29 London Live podcast: The Grand Theatre's production of Cabaret is going on tour with artistic director Dennis Garnhum. The Grand takes a play on the road to perform in school gyms for the 100 schools program with education and outreach coordinator Meghan O'Hara. Rebecca Northan chats about her experience performing in Every Brilliant Thing.

On the January 27 London Live podcast: London Lightning remember Kobe Bryant with shooting guard and Philadelphia native Garret Williamson How well prepared is Canada for the coronavirus? Building healthy communities with Dr. Karen Lee.

Garrett Williamson, a shooting guard with the National Basketball League of Canada's London Lightning franchise, spoke with Global News Radio 980 CFPL on Jan. 27 about his connection to Kobe Bryant and the influence the late NBA star had on his life and career in professional sports. Williamson is from Bryant's hometown of Philadelphia, and even attended the same high school -- Lower Merion High S...

On the January 24 London Live podcast: President of the Nova Scotia Teachers Union, Paul Wozney, chats Ontario teachers’ strikes and provides potential solutions. Londoners are invited to celebrate Australia Day on Sunday while raising money for burning bushfires. What on earth is ‘fat biking?’ Global News fitness expert Mike Arsenault explains.

On the January 22 London Live podcast: First confirmed case of the new coronavirus lands in the U.S. with Dr. Eleanor Fish, a professor in the department of immunology at the University of Toronto. A Calgary family is searching for their missing daughter in Hamilton with Global News Reporter Jill Croteau. An Israeli-based company has found a way to convert unsorted waste into a renewable, thermopl...

On the January 21 London Live podcast: Ontario isn't the only province with teachers issues with President of the Alberta Teacher's Association John Schilling. Hobbies vs side hustles with freelance journalist Hope Reese. Port Huron Prowlers broadcaster moonlights as emergency back-up goalie with Jeremy Skiba.

On the January 20, 2020 London Live podcast: Record-breaking snowfall in Newfoundland with St. John's resident Jessica McCarthy. How to complain strategically with Dr. Robin Kowalski, a Centennial professor of psychology at Clemson University in South Carolina. Remembering London politician Russ Monteith with former city councillor Cheryl Miller.

On the Jan. 16th edition of the London Live Podcast: Gerry McCartney, the CEO of London Chamber gets a head start on a public feedback session about the city’s 2020-23 multi-year budget. Senior Conservation Biologist with the Nature Conservancy of Canada, Dan Kraus, says we need to appreciate skunks and raccoons more.  A group of booze connoisseurs takes us through an epic journey.  

On the Jan. 15th edition of the London Live Podcast: How taxpayers may be impacted by Ontario's decision to reimburse parents following a string of strikes. Why do we shop online, and why do we love it? The not-so-glamorous side of fashion that's often kept silent.

On the January 14 London Live podcast: How far are you willing to go to get things done?  Cheating in sports with Global News Radio AM640 broadcaster Greg Brady. A McMaster University scientist has found a way to break down and recycle rubber from tires with Dr. Michael Brook, lead researcher and part of the Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology at McMaster University.

IAt the beginning of 2020, U.S. president Donald Trump ordered the killing of top Iranian general Qassem Soleimani. Iran struck back days later, firing a barrage of ballistic missiles at two Iraqi military bases housing American troops. Shortly after, a plane travelling from Tehran to the Ukraine went down, and on January 10, Iran said the plane was shot down after being misidentified as a missile...

Scottish curler Lauren Gray returns to the wintry Forest City for another set of thrilling competitions. Fire inspector Shaun Routenberg explains the importance of fire safety inspections, and its violations. Vic Fedeli, the Minister of Economic Development, Job Creation, and Trade of Ontario tackles the trend of Ontario's job increase and Canada's job decrease.