Mornings with Mike and Meg - Sound Bites

Mike and Meg are back for another Way Back Windsor-Essex - this time looking at the Gary McNamara Charity Golf Tournament. 

Meg is joined by teacher and author, Fartumo Kusow, to talk about a horrible epidemic of women's domestic abuse.

Meg is joined by CTV News' Science and technology specialist, Dan Riskin, to answer the question: do people who don't vote live shorter lives? Then the discuss how fam pesticides are linked to low sperm count, and the science behind winning rock, paper, scissors everytime.

Birthdays and anniversaries for November 17th, 2025

Meg is joined by Matt Dery, host of the Locked on Lions podcast to preview this weekend's Lion's game. 

Birthdays and Anniversaries - November 14

A former City of Windsor engineer has settled a wrongful termination lawsuit against City Hall.  Meg is joined by CTV's Michelle Maleske to get more details. 

Target's new 10-4 policy is getting employees to greet customers within a certain radius. Do you like the idea of the program? 

Meg talks with Dulce, who was raised in Amherstburg and has been selected to take part in the next season of Canada’s Drag Race which begins November 20th on Crave. 

Birthdays and Anniversaries - November 13

Meg continues the conversation about involuntary treatment sites in the city.  Yesterday she spoke with Ward 3 Councillor Renaldo Augostino and today is joined by Lisa Valente, Executive Director of House of Hope, to get an opposing view on involuntary treatment sites in Windsor. 

Meg is joined by Sylvie Guenther, Executive director at Hiatus House Windsor to talk more about intimate partner violence and what those in the community can do to help.  If you or someone you know is an affected person in need of support, you can call Hiatus House 24-Hour Crisis Line at 519-252-7781 or 1-800-265-5142.  Alternatively,  Victim Services Windsor Essex County can be rea...

Meg catches up with Joshua Easby co-lead of Sparky's Toy Drive to see how you can help. 

A U.S. Travel Association report forecasts a 3.2 per cent decline in international tourism spending in the country for 2025, a loss of $5.7 billion US compared to the previous year. Meg wanted to know if less Canadians are crossing the border this winter for travel.  Al Valente from Valente Travel joined us to talk about what they're seeing this Winter. 

Meg talks about a crazy story out of Hamilton where a man went for joy ride using a transit bus – but continued to make all the stops.  

Birthdays and Anniversaries - November 12

Meg is joined by Ward 3 Councillor Renaldo Augostino to talk about a social media post where he called on the City and their partners to follow the lead of Manitoba and open a mandatory detox facility. 

Meg plays another round of Generational Joust with a special guest. 

For the first time in decades, some Canadian church leaders say religious attendance is creeping back up.  Meg talks with Linda Armaly from Parkwood Gospel Church to see what the they have seen locally. 

Meg is joined by NBC radio news correspondent, Rory O’Neil, as airlines continue to deal with cancellations and delays following the government shutdown. 

Birthdays and Anniversaries - November 11

Birthdays and Anniversaries - November 10

Meg talks with Lady Laforet, Executive Director of the Welcome Centre shelter for women and families in Windsor as they announce their social enterprise food service, offering catering and other meal prep.  Click here for more details. 

Meg is joined by Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens to talk about his long-form poem – “Scars of War"

A new survey suggests fewer Canadians are planning to observe Remembrance Day this year compared to last. Meg wonders if there would be more of an impact if November 11th was a Holiday.