Mornings with Mike and Meg - Sound Bites

Mike and Meg talk about the ongoing trade tensions and want to know your fun retaliation tactics?

Birthdays and Anniversaries - August 17

Mike and Meg talk to Fred Francis, Ward 1 Councillor and Mayoral Candidate, about a review of how business is conducted at Windsor City Hall and why Fred is not participating in the survey. 

Mike and Meg talk with CTV Science Expert Dan Riskin about how fast delivery has shifted how we think about quality. And why is exercising with your significant other good for your relationship?

Mike and Meg talk about a billboard that was taken down in Ford City but has found new life on buttons. 

Mike is back for another Way Back Windsor-Essex - this time looking A local church that Al Capone attended.  All this week we're looking back at the history of prohibition in the area in honour of Tourism Windsor Essex's Prohibition Week. Plan your week now at visitWindsorEssex.com/prohibitionweek.

Mike and Meg talk with David Petro, a local cyclist who biked up to Sarnia and then down through Detroit to take the Gordie Howe Bridge multi-use path home to Windsor. 

Mike, Meg, Paul and special guest Dan MacDonald play a round of Condemn or Condone. Play along at home, who do you agree with?

The 89X Birthday Bash is BACK! Featuring Default, The Blue Stones, and Fionn! Friday, September 4th at The Colosseum at Caesars Windsor.  Mike and Meg chat with Dan MacDonald about the event and the re-launch of the station. 

Birthdays and Anniversaries - August 14

Mike and Meg talk about Ontario Premier Doug Ford acknowledging that the Progressive Conservative party spent $3,000 on travelling to Jamaica to spy on Bonnie Crombie. 

Mike and Meg are joined by Sandy MacDonald, Horticulturalist at St Clair College.

Do you nag your partner?

Mike is back for another Way Back Windsor-Essex - this time looking back at the 2003 Ontario Blackout. 

Mike and Meg check in with CTV's Bob Bellacicco to see what's going on in the local sports world.

Mike and Meg talk about the ongoing negotiations in Washington. 

Mike and Meg catch up with Ryan Stewart, a truck driver, after his first crossing at the Gordie Howe Bridge. Ryan's been driving truck for 15 years and has recently been documenting his travels on his social media channels.  You can find Ryan at crossbordertruckin on Facebook and Instagram. 

Birthdays and Anniversaries - August 13

Meg talks with Alejandro Tamayo, Executive Director of Art Council Windsor and Region, about an exhibit that was taken down in Ford City following a landlord’s objection. 

Recent statistics released by the Canadian Paediatric Society showed that of the 57 severe injuries related to e-scooters in 2025, there were 10 deaths among children under the age of 18. Mike and Meg talk about our Newspoll Question: Is stricter enforcement needed to reduce the number of children critically injured and killed by e-scooters and e-bikes?

Windsor police are reminding you to think twice about lending your vehicle to someone. Mike and Meg want to know if you've ever lent your car to someone and regretted it?

Mike is back for another Way Back Windsor-Essex - this time looking back to when Drouillard Road was just a quiet family farm. 

Mike and Meg talk about the one car challenge in California, that offers drivers $600 if they park their car and take public transit for a month. 

Mike and Meg play another round of Generational Joust.

Prohibition Week in Windsor is August 17th through the 23rd. Mike and Meg are joined by Nicole Chittle, Museum Assistant at Museum Windsor, to get all the details.