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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
Ted Barris, author of Rush to Danger: Medics in the Line of Fire 06.11.2019 19:29
Author of Rush to Danger, Ted Barris joins Mike to discuss what went into gathering the stories to write his book and to share some stories.
Is your water tainted? And delving into the world of Capoeira 05.11.2019 32:51
On the November 5th London Live podcast: Analyzing London's water quality following a Global News exclusive about lead n the water with the city's water quality manager Dan Huggins. Delving into the world of Capoeira with Global News journalist Mike Arsenault
Have you checked the batteries in your CO detectors and smoke alarms? The story of a former London news anchor turned aid worker, and kicking-off national diabetes awareness month 05.11.2019 35:32
On the November 1st London Live podcast: Carbon monoxide awareness week with Platoon Chief Colin Shewell The story of a former London news anchor turned aid worker with Kathy Mueller Kicking-off national diabetes awareness month with Vancouver Whitecaps player Andy Rose.
Discrimination against vegetarians and vegans, explained 05.11.2019 11:48
Dr. Becky Choma, associate professor in the department of psychology at Ryerson University joins Mike to delve into the psychology behind why a woman in London has faced multiple incidents of prejudice and violence because of her bumper stickers that promote a vegan lifestyle.
London's livable wage rises, men struggle to keep friends--and it's hurting their mental health, and is Ontario's cell phone ban in classrooms really necessary? 05.11.2019 30:13
On the November 4 London Live podcast: London's living wage rises with Centre Coordinator for London Poverty Research Centre at King's, Michael Courey. Men struggle to keep friends--and it's hurting their mental health with Global News national online journalist Laura Hensley. Is Ontario's cell phone ban in classrooms really necessary?
London Police's internal mental health campaign wins national award, we don't really know how many serial killers there are, and London's Homeless Helpers 30.10.2019 29:33
London Police's internal mental health campaign wins national award with Const. Roxanne Beaubien We don't really know how many serial killers there are with Professor Michael Artnfield London's Homeless Helpers with organizer Misty Craig
The Teal Pumpkin Project, Knights complete goalie swap with Sarnia Sting, getting your memorabilia appraised at the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame, and are full body scanners the best way to detect health issues? 29.10.2019 29:38
On the October 29 London Live podcast: The Teal Pumpkin Project with Casandra Whiteside and daughter Sienna who has food allergies Knights complete goalie swap with Sarnia Sting with London Knights associate general manager Rob Simpson Getting your memorabilia appraised at the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame with Scott Crawford, director of operations. Are full body scanners the best way to detect...
A new age for video games, and analyzing Ontario's incoming ban on vapour products 29.10.2019 28:57
Delving into the world of video games and video game theory with Fanshawe College Professor Robert Muhlbock Analyzing the legislation banning the promotion of vapour products in convenience stores and gas stations with Rob Cunnigham of the Canadian Cancer Society
Staving off cybercriminals and living with polio 25.10.2019 39:50
On the October 24 London Live podcast: Staving off cybercriminals with tech expert Carmi Levy Living with polio with Ron Reesor, and World Polio Day with Former Rotary District 6330 Polio Co-chair Joan Fisher
Looking back at the Toronto Blue Jays 1993 World Series win, the Toronto Raptors raise their championship banner, and going behind the scenes of a minority government 24.10.2019 30:54
On the October 23 London Live podcast: Looking back at the Toronto Blue Jays 1993 World Series win with Jerry Howarth. The Toronto Raptors raise their championship banner with Karl Toulouse. Going behind the scenes of a minority government with St. Thomas mayor Joe Preston.
The Aftermath of Canada's 43rd federal election: A new separatist movement in two Western provinces, a local candidate diverges from the norm during the election campaign, and what does a Liberal minority mean for London? 22.10.2019 24:49
A new separatist movement in two Western provinces with Charles Adler. A local candidate diverges from the norm during the election campaign with Green party candidate in London-Fanshawe Tom Cull. What does a Liberal minority mean for London with former MP and current London Mayor Ed Holder.
Analyzing what Canada's 43rd election results mean for London with Mayor Ed Holder 22.10.2019 8:35
The Liberals have won a minority government in Canada. How will this impact London? Mike Stubbs discusses with former MP and current Mayor of London, Ed Holder.
What to watch for as the 2019 federal election results pour in, the psychology of voting, and catching up with a long distance London Knights fan. 21.10.2019 27:11
On the October 21 London Live podcast: What to watch for as the 2019 federal election results pour in with Ipsos vice president Sean Simpson The psychology of voting with Dr. Marcia Sirota Catching up with a long distance London Knights fan, Scott Howard
The youngest GM in NHL history is from London, local singer Jessica Mitchell returns to The Aeolian for her Heart of Glass Tour Part II, and it's homecoming weekend at Western Univeristy. 18.10.2019 25:51
On the October 18 London Live podcast: The youngest GM in NHL history is from London with GM od the Edmonton Oilers--for and day--Owen McGonigle and Executive Director of the Edmonton Oilers Community Foundation Natalie Minckler Local singer Jessica Mitchell returns to The Aeolian for her Heart of Glass Tour Part II. It's homecoming weekend at Western Univeristy with Western Mustangs football coac...
It's now legal to sell cannabis edibles in Canada, London is going red to raise awareness about dyslexia, and delving into the country's drug epidemic 17.10.2019 40:10
On the October 17 London Live podcast: It's now legal to sell cannabis edibles in Canada with Sylvain Charlebois London is going red to raise awareness about dyslexia with CEO of Dyslexia Canada Christine Staley Delving into the country's drug epidemic with Global News reporter Mike Armstrong
London Live Road Trip: City Manager Martin Hayward 17.10.2019 18:38
Mike Stubbs makes his way to London City Hall to sit down with city manager Martin Hayward who announced his retirement at a council meeting on October 15, 2019
Who do Canadians believe is the most trustworthy leader? Taking a look at Canada's defence policy, and Canada's men's soccer team beat the U.S. for the first time in 34 years 17.10.2019 28:12
On the October 17 London Live podcast: Who do Canadians believe is the most trustworthy party? with Ipsos Vice President Sebastian Dallaire Taking a look at Canada's defence policy through Global News' Ignored and Ignited series with Mike Armstrong Canada's men's soccer team beat the U.S. for the first time in 34 years with Martin Paynter
Analyzing 980 CFPL's London North Centre debate, Harry Potter election signs, and as the fate of ISIS prisoners in Syria grows more unpredictable, RCMP has still not charged any of the Canadians 15.10.2019 31:06
On the October 15 London Live podcast: Analyzing 980 CFPL's London North Centre debate with 980 CFPL's Craig Needles. Harry Potter election signs with Dr. Wes Kinghorn of Western University As the fate of ISIS prisoners in Syria grows more unpredictable, RCMP has still not charged any of the Canadians with Global News reporter Stewart Bell.
Climbing Mount Kilimanjaro to honour those impacted by Alzheimer's, Western Fair District launches 'The Grove', and Kurdish forces struggle to contain world’s unwanted ISIS prisoners in Syria 15.10.2019 33:42
On the October 11 London Live podcast: Climbing Mount Kilimanjaro to honour those impacted by Alzheimer's with Carol Walters and Wendy Thompson of the Alzheimer's Society of London and Middlesex. Western Fair District launches 'The Grove' with founder of Live Fit Food Nick Spina Kurdish forces struggle to contain world’s unwanted ISIS prisoners in Syria with Global News reporter Stewart Bell.
Looking at Canada's bullying problem, many Ontarians get behind the wheel too soon after consuming cannabis, and how are Londoner's feeling about life in the Forest City? 10.10.2019 42:04
On the October 10 London Live podcast: Looking at Canada's bullying problem with Canadian psychologist and Distinguished Research Professor at York University, Debra Pepler. Many Ontarians get behind the wheel too soon after consuming cannabis with AVP of Government and Community Relations from CAA South Central Ontario, Teresa Di Felice. A new survey takes a look at how Londoner's feel about life...
Canadian Olympian Perdita Felicien shares her life story 09.10.2019 17:53
Perdita Felicien is a two time Olympian, 10-time National Champion, two time World silver medalist, and the only Canadian woman to win a World Championship gold medal in track and field. She joins Mike to share her story. From her mother's immigration to Canada and living in shelters as a child, to becoming and Olympic athlete and finally a mother. Purdita is the keynote speaker at Mission Servic...
Hyper-partisanship, the federal government is cutting reimbursements for military health care, and Ontario is looking at getting rid of the pitbull ban 09.10.2019 33:12
On the October 9 London Live podcast: Hyper-partisanship with Thames Centre deputy mayor Kelly Elliot The federal government is cutting reimbursements for military health care with Global's Mercedes Stephenson Ontario is looking at getting rid of the pitbull ban with freelance writer and animal advocate Jessica Scott-Reid
Fearless leaders and bad bosses, analyzing 980 CFPL's London-West debate, and looking at the lack of mental health supports at post-secondary institutions 08.10.2019 38:52
On the October 8 London Live podcast: Fearless leaders and bad bosses with market manager for Robert Half Technology, Pina Nicoli Analyzing 980 CFPL's London-West debate with 980 CFPL's Craig Needles. Looking at the lack of mental health supports at post-secondary institutions with Global's Laura Hensley
Do carbon offsets work? It's fire prevention week, and getting ready for tonight's federal leaders debate 07.10.2019 36:40
On the October 7 London Live podcast: Do carbon offsets work? With online journalist for Global News Jane Gerster. It's fire prevention week with Deputy Fire Chief Jack Burt. And getting ready for tonight's federal leaders debate with Fanshawe College political science professor Matt Farrell
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