Mornings with Mike and Meg - Sound Bites

Meg talks with Peter Frise, The University of Windsor’s Director of the Centre for Automotive Research and Education, about Friday's trade announcement with China.  

Meg checks in with Mark Seguin, Deputy Fire Chief in LaSalle, about the rescue of two dogs off the Detroit river over the weekend.

Mike is back for another Way Back Windsor-Essex - this time looking back at Order of Sleeping Car Porters. 

Dan is back from his vacation in Australia. Meg talks about his trip and how phone calls in your car can be more distracting than the radio. 

Meg and Dan MacDonald talk about the new show and the effects it has had on viewers

Greg Layson, Journalist at Automotive News Canada talks about the effects this could have on the Canadian Auto Market

James Gravelle,Windsor Lancers Men's Volleyball  Head Coach talks about the big event and what it means for Windsor

Michelle Maluske, reporter with CTV Windsor talks about the case and explains the judge's decision

A listener wants to know about the struggles getting over the tunnel in the morning with traffic congestion. Tal Czudner, CEO of the Windsor Detroit Tunnel talks about how the tunnel deals with the situation every morning

Recently selected as a contestant on the voice, Colin Bracewell is 25 years old and talks about his journey in music!

Meg checks in the CTV's Bob Bellacicco to see what's going on in the local sports world.  This week we chat about the St. Clair Women's Volleyball team and Windsor native Devin Veresuk signing an NFL contract after a stellar rookie year with the Hamilton Tiger Cats in the CFL. 

Meg checks in with Stacy McGuire, Executive Director of Operations with the City of Windsor, about road conditions in the city with last nights snow fall.

Meg talks with John Diagnolo, President of UNIFOR Local 200, about Trumps comments while visiting Detroit and what it means for manufacturers in Canada. 

Birthdays and Anniversaries - January 15

Meg talks with Mike McKay, Director and Professor at the Great Lakes Institute for Environmental Research at the University of Windsor, about Michigan appealing a court decision that allows Line 5 to continue operating in the Straits of Mackinac. 

Mike is back for another Way Back Windsor-Essex - this time looking remembering Wilbur F Herman. 

Meg checks in with Shem Willie,  Meteorologist with Environment Canada, to see what we can expect the rest of the day. 

Mike and Meg listen in as the Windsor-made Dodge Charger wins the 2026 North American Car, Truck and Utility Vehicle of the Year (NACTOY) award. And we check in with CTV Windsor Reporter Michelle Maluske, live at the Detroit Auto Show. 

Mike and Meg check in with Jeremy Krueger from the County of Essex Public Works Department, to see how much salt we have on hand here in Windsor and Essex. 

Birthdays and Anniversaries - January 14

Mike and Meg chat with Maude Barber, a listener from Windsor, who heard us talking about the cost of living in Canada compared to other countries, and decided to go to Cambodia to teach English. 

Mike is back for another Way Back Windsor-Essex - this time looking back at an urgent recall of the Essex Militia 213 years ago.  

Mike and Meg play another round of Generational Joust. Plus Tracy checks in after we play. 

Mike, Meg and Paul talk about our Newspoll for today: Do you agree with a proposed provincial regulation to ban unnecessary procedures like declawing cats, debarking dogs and ear cropping?