Mornings with Mike and Meg - Sound Bites

Mike and Meg talk with Lori Deschaine about a post she made in a community group on Facebook that has gone viral.  Lori and her son, Gerald are working on growing his communication skills, so Lori posted in the Riverside Bulletin Board Facebook group encouraging people in the neighbourhood to interact with him. 

Mike and Meg talk with Hilda MacDonald about tax increases in Essex and how residents are responding to changes with recycling in the county. 

We could see some snow in the next 24 hours.  Mike and Meg chat with Brad Rousseau, Meteorologist with Environment Canada to see what's in store. 

Mike and Meg are back for another Way Back Windsor-Essex - this time looking back at Pearl Harbour. 

Mike and Meg talk to Tyson Tatomir, a former Equipment Manager for the Spits, who lost his memorial cup ring 17 years ago and had it returned over the weekend.  

Mike and Meg talk about the viral story of a 88-year-old Michigan grocery cashier who was gifted $1.7 million dollars.  

Birthdays and Anniversaries - December 8

Mike and Meg are joined by Jennifer Wilson, from Society of Saint Vincent de Paul to talk about this year's event and the needs of the food bank.  For more details on Cans for a Cause and to donate you can visit am800cklw.com

Mike and Meg talk with CTV Science Expert Dan Riskin about a study that revealed people who move their hands when they speak are often seen as more competent.  

Meg is joined in studio by Delilah and Alyssa, two of the dancers in this year's Windsor Dance eX- perience holiday dance theatre show "Flamekeeper: A Christmas Tale" For more details on the show you can visit the Capital Theatres Website or windsordanceexperience.ca

Birthdays and Anniversaries - December 5

Meg talks with Matt Dery after the Lions beat the Dallas Cowboys 44-30 last night. 

Meg is joined in studio by Downtown Councillor Renaldo Agostino and this year's two Grand Marshalls - Ko Kara Ro and Inspector Jen Crosby. The parade is Saturday December 6th starting at 6pm on Ouellette Avenue from Giles Blvd  to Pitt Street. For more details and to check out the parade route you can visit windsorparade.org

Meg is joined by Chaouki Hamka, Community Leader for MADD Windsor and Essex County, to talk about the alarming numbers coming out of the first two weeks of festive roadside checks. 

Meg chats with Danielle Cyrenne a Paediatric Sleep Coach & founder of the FeeliePod, a recordable calm companion that helps your child feel safe, seen, and connected- through your voice and a gentle breathing light. For more details you can visit feeliepod.com

Meg talks with Tamir Israel, Director of Privacy, Surveillance & Technology with the Canadian Civil Liberties Association, about consumers recording customer service interactions.  What is allowed when we are navigating these interactions and is there a need for clearer rules. 

Mike and Meg chat with CTV 's Bob Bellacicco about some of the local sports stories of the week. Including the Spitfires home and home against their rival the London Knights. 

Mike and Meg talk with Kyle Horner about him taking over the Mid Morning Show. The Kyle Horner Show starts Monday Dec.8th @ 10AM. 

Dawn Marie Dominas visits in studio to take Mike's blood sample. 

Birthdays and Anniversaries - December 4

Mike and Meg talk with Ksenia Tchern McCallum a cross border attorney at Tchern McCallum Law about the new Do’s and Don’ts for crossing the border. 

PETA is pushing a proposed law that would legally require dog owners to walk their dogs three times per day.  How often do you walk the dog?

Mike and Meg play a round of Condemn or Condone. Play along at home, do you agree with Mike or Meg?

Mike and Meg are back for another Way Back Windsor-Essex - this time looking at EQAO testing. 

Mike and Meg talk about Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer debuting on this date in 1964.