London Live with Mike Stubbs

Dr. Mark Daley of Western University talks about AI: Where it is right now and where it appears to be heading

The story behind how London received its UNESCO designation as a city of music and what that actually means and what it could eventually do. Graham Henderson is the CEO of the London Chamber of Commerce and talked about all of that with 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs.

Mark Roskamp is the Chief of St. Thomas Police Services and talked with Mike Stubbs about the dangers that exist around repeat offenders continuing to receive bail.

Peter Bergmanis of the London Health Coalition weighs in on the LHSC lawsuits that have been filed against former executives.

Jack Hauen is with The Trillium and covers Queen's Park. he joined Mike Stubbs to discuss the fact that HART Hubs in the province of Ontario are still waiting on the money needed to cover the wrap-around services that were promised when they were introduced.

Research Co. has a new poll put that gives a report card on how Canadians are feeling about the new Liberal government. Mike Stubbs spoke with Research Co., president Mario Canseco about what the polling found.

Michael Mullis form The Mortgage Teacher talks about options for anyone who has a mortgage that is coming up for renewal.

Dr. Joanne Kearon of the MLHU on what we need to know about the latest Legionnaires outbreak in London.

It can be called, "The club no one wants to be a part of." After the death of her mother when Amanda Katz was 21, Amanda co-founded what is now known as The Parentless Club to bring together people who have lost their mother or father in the hope of making Mother's Day, Father's Day and other days throughout the calendar year a little bit easier.

Devon Peacock makes his first trip to Port Stanley... ever

Discussion on the positives and the negatives of AI in the workplace

David Akin of Global News talks about how AI is impacting business based on new Statistics Canada figures.

London Chamber of Commerce CEO Graham Henderson talks about what "Adaptive Reuse" could do for Downtown London.

Wild Friday with Brain Salt of Salthaven on Wildlife Laws

Constable Matt Dawson on how the public's help assisted in two arrests this week in London.

Damien Warner talks about his athletic career beginning at Boys and Girls Club of London.

Mike tours Sunfest and talks with Alfredo Caxaj

London Wolfpaac President Scott Knight talks about girls tackle football and the growth of the Wolfpaac. The London Wolfpaac U19 team will face the Kingston Sharks on Saturday, July 5 at 4 p.m., at City Wide Field.

Andrew Dodd of Film London talks about attracting future productions to the city.

Actor, musician and now author, Tyler Hilton talks about "Daddy: Live in Concert" and moving to London, Ontario. Tyler will be at Indigo at 11 a.m., on Sunday, July 6.

Talking Delivery Drivers and Red Light Camera stats with London Deputy Mayor Shawn Lewis.

Dr. David Sills is the Director of the Northern Tornadoes Project and joined Mike Stubbs on London Live to talk about a tornado in the Lucan area and the kind of damage it did on June 30, 2025.

London Sports Hall of Fame inductee Murray Young talks about the growth of rugby in London.

Carmi Levy discusses the Digital Services Tax and what comes next now that it has been scrapped.

Outgoing Elementary Teachers Federation of Ontario Local Thames Valley president Craig Smith joined Mike Stubbs to talk about the state of education in London and in the province.

Moshe Lander in studio talking economics, Canada's slipping productivity and Canada's place in the world.

Dr. Jane Philpott joined 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to provide an update on the Ontario government's goal to connect every person in Ontario to a primary care team.

Dr. Jane Philpott joined 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to provide an update on the Ontario government's goal to connect every person in Ontario to a primary care team.

Jen Govier is transforming women's underwear with the advent of HUX (Helpful Underwear Xtreme)

Dr. Mike Moffatt on where housing prices and rental prices could be headed.

980 CFPL Weather Specialist John Wilson talks abot temperature records that have been set during the latest heat wave in Southwestern Ontario.

Some people find their way to a Stanley Cup and sometimes the Stanley Cup finds them. Gary Kendrick shared his personal Stanley Cup story and the kind of person Strathroy's Andy McDonald is on the June 20th edition of London Live with Mike Stubbs.

Darda Sales made it to the top of the world in two sports and is part of the London Sports Hall of Fame's Class of 2025. She joined Mike Stubbs to tell stories about her career and catch up on the difference she is making now in the world of sports.

Ideas on what to do with vacant buildings in downtown London with London Chamber of Commerce CEO, Graham Henderson.

Measuring just how huge pickleball is getting with Ryan Starr.

London Deputy Mayor Shawn Lewis talks about cranes in the sky, turning parking lots into homes and hiring a new Integrity Commissioner.

Dave Willsie will be inducted into the London Sports Hall of Fame in November, 2025. He spoke with 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs on June 18, 2025.

London Live listeners give us their stories.

London Homebuilders Association CEO Jared Zaifman talks about where London sits when it comes to building new homes.

Jennifer Ogg has been named to the London Sports Hall of Fame's Class of 2025. Jennifer spoke with Mike Stubbs about the high points of her career as one of the best female boxers in Canadian history.

Retail Analyst Bruce Winder talks about changes to Amazon Prime Days and the impact of Amazon on the marketplace.

Megan Chiufo of LifeSpin talks about some of the realities of renting in London and about a Tenant Support Fair on Friday, June 20 from noon until 4 p.m., on the 2nd floor in meeting rooms 1,2, and 3.

London Fire Platoon Chief Brent Shea talks with Mike Stubbs about an evacuation that took place in an East London Community Centre on June 16, 2025.

Talking with Olympian and soon-to-be London Sports Hall of fame member Maggie Mac Neil.

OSSTF District 11 President John Bernans talks about trying to save money at the Thames Valley District School Board.

Patrick De Haan of GasBuddy.com takes a look at where gas prices could be heading in the London area.

The Forest City Cobra Chickens take the field for the first time on June 20, 2025. Matt Hiscox joins Mike Stubbs to talk about what is happening.

Dave Woodey on the London Beefeaters 50th anniversary season and 2025 Hall of Fame class.

Michael Hurley is the Ontario Council of Hospital Unions-CUPE president and spoke with Mike Stubbs about recent Nanos research data outlining the public vs private debate in health care.

What do you do if you find a baby animal? Wild Fridays with Brian Salt of Salthaven.

With Rocky's Harley Davidson ceasing operations on June 30, 2025 we spoke with Michelle Auger - Senior Policy Analyst - with the Canadian Federation of Independent Business about some of the challenges businesses in Canada are facing.