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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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Celebrating start of Continental Cup with three significant figures in world of curling 09.01.2020 27:23
Curling Canada's manager of Championship Services & Athlete Liaison, Nolan Thiessen gives a preview on this year's Continental Cup of Curling. Curling star Chelsea Carey, who is also the skip for Team Canada shares her fondest memories with the sport. Catching up with one of the people responsible for everything-curling in London, Peter Inch.
Four Western University students are among those killed in the Iran plane crash, London Knights acquire defencemen Markus Phillips, and catching up with one of the best curlers in the world 08.01.2020 30:11
Four Western University students were among those killed in the Iran plane crash with Global News chief political correspondent David Akin. London Knights acquire overage defencemen Markus Phillips with London Knights general Manager Rob Simpson. Catching up with Anna Hasselborg of Sweden, one of the best curlers in the world, ahead of the Continental Cup of Curling.
Catching up with London's 2020 World Junior Hockey Champions 07.01.2020 23:21
Six members of the London Knights helped Canada bring home gold at the 2020 IIHF World Junior Hockey Championship. Along with players Liam Foudy and Connor McMichael, coach Dale Hunter, general manager Mark Hunter, and equipment manager Chris Maton were also on the team in their respective positions. Dale, Mark and Chris join Mike to discuss what it takes to win gold.
Let's leave commenting on people's weight in 2019, an interesting weekend in NFL Wild Card action, and why some Russians thought they won the World Juniors 06.01.2020 28:51
On the January 6 London Live podcast: Let's leave commenting on people's weight in 2019 with registered dietitian Rachael Hartley An interesting weekend in NFL Wild Card action with football insider Zackary Medeiros. Why some Russians thought they won the World Juniors with Slava Malmud.
A new report says oversleeping could increase your risk of stroke by 85 per cent, advice for new musicians: don't release your music too soon, and catching up with Chantal Kreviazuk ahead of her show at The Aeolian 17.12.2019 40:45
A new report says oversleeping could increase your risk of stroke by 85 per cent with Dr. Sheila Garland, a registered clinical psychologist and an assistant professor at Memorial University in Newfoundland and Labrador. Advice for new musicians: don't release your music too soon with Juno-winning, Grammy-nominated, London-based recording engineer Dan Brodbeck Catching up with Chantal Kreviazuk a...
Inside a sensory deprivation tank, public high school teachers in Ontario head into a third 1-day strike, and Dumb and Dumber hit theatres on this day 25 year ago 16.12.2019 27:43
Inside a sensory deprivation tank with 980 CFPL's Andrew Graham Public high school teachers in Ontario head into a third 1-day strike with OSSTF District 11 President John Bernans. Dumb and Dumber hit theatres on this day 25 year ago with Jeff Braun of the couch potatoes.
Kansas City is moving towards fare-free public transit...is this an option for London? And two pig-monkey chimeras have been born in a Chinese organ-growing experiment 11.12.2019 25:51
On the December 11 London Live podcast: Kansas City is moving towards fare-free public transit...is this an option for London? With NPR's Lisa Rodriguez and Joel Adams of the London Transit Riders Alliance Two pig-monkey chimeras have been born in a Chinese organ-growing experiment with Global News National Online journalist Josh Elliot.
Are vaping-related illnesses being under-reported in Canada? Russia is being punished at the Olympics...again, and avoiding sticky situations at your work Christmas party 09.12.2019 43:29
On the December 9 London Live podcast: Are vaping-related illnesses being under-reported in Canada? With Global News journalist Heather Yourex-West Russia is being punished at the Olympics...again with Dr. Angela Schneider, Director of the Centre for Olympic Studies at Western University. Avoiding sticky situations at your work Christmas party with labour and employment lawyer Howard Levitt.
Looking back at 1 year as London's Mayor with Ed Holder 09.12.2019 15:37
London Mayor Ed Holder joins London Live with Mike Stubbs to discuss his first year in office.
The issue at the heart of the public high school teachers 1-day strike, The Woodshed poutinerie has trailer stolen just weeks before opening, and the cost of food is on the rise 04.12.2019 24:36
On the December 4 London Live podcast. The issue at the heart of public high school teachers 1-day strike. The Woodshed poutinerie has trailer stolen just weeks before opening with owner Michael Maisonville. The cost of food with Dr. Simon Somogyi is the Arrell Chair in the Business of Food and Director of the Longo’s Food Retail Laboratory in the School of Hospitality, Food & Tourism Management i...
Local animal rights advocates are appealing Ontario's new farm trespass bill 04.12.2019 19:04
Ontario is introducing a bill that it says would protect farmers from animal rights activists and raise trespassing fines. The law would increase fines for trespassing on farms and food processing facilities and make it illegal to obstruct trucks carrying farm animals. To look at both sides, Mike speaks with Rob McNeil co-founder of Stop Maple Leaf Violence and member of London Ontario Animal Sav...
Creative and innovative ways to reuse heritage buildings 04.12.2019 12:33
How can we reuse heritage buildings in a way that is good for community, preserving culture, and good for business? Mike is joined by a pair of experts who discussed just that at an event at The Factory in London on November 28. Guests:Joe Berridge Urban Strategies, Adjunct Professor in Geography and Planning at the University of Toronto, and Author of Perfect City. Dawson Bridger of the Ontario h...
Do you believe in ghosts? Accessing your loved ones whereabouts 24/7, and how a major sports league can have a transcontinental team 03.12.2019 38:58
Do you believe in ghosts? Mike shares his ghost encounters following yesterday's show Live at the Grande Theatre. Accessing your loved ones whereabouts 24/7 with Global News national online journalist Meghan Collie. Major sports leagues have been trying to figure out how to have a team on another continent. The Toronto Wolf Pack is doing just that--with Jon Pallet, vice president of commercial wit...
The Lighting of the Lights, it's beginning to look a lot like a zero-waste Christmas, and how you can help the homeless this winter 28.11.2019 26:16
On the November 28th London Live podcast: The Lighting of the Lights in Vitcoria Park with London's manager of Culture, Special Events and Sport Services Jon-Paul McGonigle. It's beginning to look a lot like a zero-waste Christmas with co-founder of Re-imagine Co. Heenal Rajani. How you can help the homeless this winter with organizer of London's Homeless Helpers Misty Craig.
A big announcement from the Fight to End Homelessness, how judges on the Immigration and Refugee Board are failing the most vulnerable, and London's plan to address housing instability. 27.11.2019 23:14
A big announcement from the Fight to End Homelessness, how judges on the Immigration and Refugee Board are failing the most vulnerable, and London's plan to address housing instability. A big announcement from the Fight to End Homelessness with co-organizer Brett Lucier. How judges on the Immigration and Refugee Board are failing the most vulnerable with Global News investigative writer and resear...
Oneida Nation of the Thames tap water different than neighbouring non-Indigenous communities, what's the deal with third-party food delivery services? And understanding the bat-and-ball game of Cricket 26.11.2019 31:46
On the November 26 London Live podcast: Oneida Nation of the Thames tap water different than neighbouring non-Indigenous communities with Oneida resident Jennifer George. What's the deal with third-party food delivery services? Understadning the bat-and-ball game of Cricket with Global's Mike Arsenault.
Women's shelters are in crisis, impeachment hearings bring up a pronunciation debate, and the Winnipeg Blue Bombers have won the 107th Grey Cup 25.11.2019 24:50
Women's shelters are in crisis with Global news reporter Mahem Abedi Impeachment hearings bring up a pronunciation debate. Is it Keiv or Keev? Mike shares his thoughts. The Winnipeg Blue Bombers have won the 107th Grey Cup with Christian Aumell, Sports Show host on 680 CJOB.
A reality check on impaired driving charges in London, the 107th Grey Cup goes this Sunday, and comedian Gerry Dee is coming to London 20.11.2019 30:12
On the November 20 London Live podcast: London ranks 215th in impaired driving charges on a Maclean's crime survey--is that a proper reflection of what's happening in the city? With CEO of MADD Canada Andrew Murray. The 107th Grey Cup goes this Sunday in Calgary with Toronto Argonaut Zack Medeiros Catching up with comedian Gerry Dee ahead of his show in London in February
Your feather duvet may be hurting your lungs, don't blame Mike Babcock for how the Toronto Maple Leafs are playing, and an awkward but necessary conversation about end-of-life planning 19.11.2019 36:22
On the November 19 London Live podcast: Your feather duvet may be hurting your lungs with Dr. Kerri Johannson, clinical assistant professor of medicine and director of clinical research in interstitial lung disease at the University of Calgary. Don't blame Mike Babcock for how the Toronto Maple Leafs are playing. An awkward but necessary conversation about end-of-life planning with Dustin Wright o...
It's going to be a long, cold winter in London, how will OSSTF work-to-rule impact students? And an endangered and odd shark has been spotted travelling to Canada for the first time in more than a decade 18.11.2019 34:14
On the November 18 London Live podcast: It's going to be a long, cold winter in London with Global News Chief Meteorologist Anthony Farnell How will OSSTF work-to-rule impact students? with journalist Randy Denley An endangered and odd shark has been spotted travelling to Canada for the first time in more than a decade with Associate Professor in the department of biology at Western University Dr...
Bertoldi’s Trattoria to serve its last meal November 23, 2019 18.11.2019 14:38
Bob DiFruscia, the owner of Bertoldi's Trattoria joins Mike Stubbs to discuss the closing the the Richmond Row restaurant after 18 years.
What are your rights as a air passenger? And climbing Mount Kilimanjaro to raise money for Alzheimer's research 18.11.2019 36:59
On the November 15 London Live podcast: What are you rights as an air passenger with Gabor Luckas. Climbing Mount Kilimanjaro to raise money for Alzheimer's research with CEO of the Alzheimer's Society of London and Middlesex Carol Walters and Wendy Thompson who is a board member at the society as well as the principal of Right Brain Trainers.
Upskirting is now illegal in Germany, celebrating your authentic self, and who really fought for Canada in WWI? 13.11.2019 36:53
On the November 13 London Live podcast: Upskirting is now illegal in Germany with criminal lawyer Angela Chaisson. Celebrating your authentic self with Saidat. Who really fought for Canada in WWI with historian and author Steve Purewal.
Do young people get bored anymore? Should the city's Neighbourhood Decision Making program fund school repairs and upgrades? And delving in to the world of parkour 12.11.2019 26:15
On the November 12 London Live podcast: TaniaDo young people get bored anymore? With child psychologist Tania Johnson. Maureen CassidyShould the city's Neighbourhood Decision Making program fund school repairs and upgrades with ward 11 councillor Maureen Cassidy Delving into the world of parkour with Global News reporter Mike Arsenault.
What the Royal Canadian Navy does better than anyone else in the world, talking with a veteran about their time in the military, and the Canada Russia series goes tonight at Budweiser Gardens 11.11.2019 30:45
On the November 11 London live podcast: What the Royal Canadian Navy does better than anyone else in the world with Lieutenant John Chew. Talking with a veteran about their time in the military with Retired Master Corporal Jay Stewart. The Canada Russia series goes tonight at Budweiser Gardens with Akil Thomas.
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