Mornings with Mike and Meg - Sound Bites

Mike is joined by Ed Dawon, Senior Director, Innovation & Trade Invest Windsor Essex and Tyson Jones, SVP, Ontario BDC, to get more details on the Defence Sector Awareness and Supply Chain Workshop coming up later this month.  Spots are limited. For more information and to register visit investwindsoressex.com

Mike talks with Brad Gibb, from 89X, about this weekend's Birthday Bash.  For more details and to get tickets visit 89xradio.com

Mike is joined by Arlene Dickinson, Business Leader, Venture Capitalists, and Media Personality, to talk about the impact of tariffs on small business.  

Mike talks about Essex County Council moving ahead with a $150,000 study looking at how the county and its seven municipalities should handle potential AI data centre developments. Do you have a positive or negative view of AI data centres?

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

Birthdays and Anniversaries - September 3

Mike breaks down some of the comments from the White House about the back and forth Trade War with Canada. 

Mike talks about the uproar over Lake Ontario's renaming — and wants to know why Canadians didn't react the same way to changes here at home.

Mike talks with Amanda Ray, from the Gordie Howe International Bike Club as we approach one month of the Multi-Use Path being open. 

Mike is back for another Way Back Windsor-Essex - this time looking back at a historic Labour Day Parade. 

Mike is joined in studio by Frank Abruzzese, Windsor-Essex author, speaker, and former AlphaKOR president, to talk about the launch of his new book. 

Mike talks about the provinces new supply portal through staples and reports that teachers are noticing higher prices on supplies. 

Mike is joined in studio by Windsor's own Kelsi Mayne. Kelsi talks about living in Nashville and returning home for this weekend's Harrow Fair. She'll be headlining Friday night. 

Birthdays and Anniversaries - September 2

Mike breaks down the latest in the Canada US Trade War. 

Mike talks with Windsor Police Chief, Jason Crowley, about a rise in copper theft across the city.  Plus the inaugural Chief’s Gala coming this October.  Tickets and sponsorship opportunities for the inaugural Chief’s Gala remain available. For more information, click  here .

Mike plays a round of Generational Joust with special guest Josie Elysia.  You can check out Josie's @josie_ely and @thingswindsor on Instagram. 

Mike is back for another Way Back Windsor-Essex - this time looking at the Caboto Soccer Club marking 75 years in Windsor-Essex. 

Mike talks about new left turn signals installed in Downtown Windsor and wants to know what's the worst intersection in the city?

Mike talks about places we still call by the old name. 

Mike talks with Jim Stanford, Economist and Director of the Centre for Future Work, about tariff threats made by the US. 

Mike talks about the Liberals sweeping the three by-elections and the current state of the Conservative party after last nights results. 

Birthdays and Anniversaries - September 1

Mike is joined by Timothy Kennedy, New York Congressman, as he pushes back on the Lake Ontario name change. 

Mike is joined by Kristen Kennedy, CEO Windsor Regional Hospital and Erie Shores, to talk about progress at the new Fancy Family Hospital and get an update on the weekend's computer system malfunction.