On this July 27th edition of the London Live podcast: Is it "possum" or "opossum?" Regardless, Brian Salt joins us to explain their importance in our environment. Afterwards Jay Goldberg, interim Ontario director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation joins us to discuss the economic and financial impact of COVID-19 on our country. Finally, Maggie MacNeil's mother Susan McNair joins us to share her reaction to her daughter winning Gold.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Understanding why possums - or opossums - are so important to the environment, understanding the financial and economic impact of COVID-19 on Canada, and how did Maggie MacNeil's mother react to her daughter winning Gold? - London Live Podcast, July 27th

On this July 26th edition of the London Live Podcast: As things are reopening and events can go on, we are on the Road to Rock the Park. Joining us to tell us about this path is Brad Jones of the Jones Entertainment group. Afterwards we're joined by Sara Mai Chitty, an Anishinaabekwe storyteller, educator and member of Alderville First Nation and Curriculum & Pedagogy Advisor with Western University's Indigenous Initiatives to tell us about the importance of Mary Simon as our Governor General. Finally, Dr. Thomas Cooke provides us with an update about The Pegasus Project, and how it can be used to combat terrorism.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Getting ready for the Road to Rock the Park, understanding the importance and impact of Mary Simon as Canada's newest Governor General, and how can The Pegasus Project be used to combat terrorism? - London Live Podcast, July 26th

On this July 23rd edition of the London Live Podcast: As things reopen, Canadians are apprehensive about having to return to work and wear proper clothing, among other things. Joining us to talk about Canadian opinion on the return to work is Wayne Berger, CEO of Americans for IWG. Afterwards Jeremy Smith tells us about an interesting cannabis-infused food petition. Finally, we're joined by the parents of Maggie MacNeil, Susan McNair and Edward MacNeil to discuss their daughter's career.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How are people feeling about returning to work and wearing proper clothing, understanding the details surrounding an incredibly interesting cannabis food petition, and chatting with the parents of Maggie MacNeil - London live Podcast, July 23rd

On this July 21st edition of the London Live podcast: Dr. Jane Thornton is a Western professor and former Olympic athlete. She joins Mike on London Live to discuss the impact the Games have on the athletes. Afterwards we talk about the Seattle Kraken expansion draft with The Score writer John Matisz. Finally, Dr. Alex Summers of the MLHU updates us on the vaccine situation in the region.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Discussing the planning and mental health impact the Olympics has on the athletes, taking a look at the upcoming Seattle Kraken expansion draft, and getting an update on the vaccination situation - London Live Podcast, July 21st

On this July 19th edition of the London Live Podcast: Gus Ayim is the father of Miranda Ayim, an Olympian, and flagbearer for Canada at the upcoming Tokyo Olympics. He talks about his daughter, and how it makes him feel as a father. Afterwards we're joined by Dr. David L. Kelly, professor of Economics at the University of Miami Herbert Business School, joins us to discus water as a market commodity. Finally, we have our weekly privacy chat with Dr. Thomas Cooke about the Pegasus Project, and whether or not we should be concerned. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A London father's pride in his daughter being a flagbearer for the Tokyo Olympics, understanding the concept of water as a market commodity, and what is the Pegasus Project and should we be concerned? - London Live Podcast, July 19th

On this July 14 edition of the London Live Podcast: The proof of vaccination discussion is becoming more and more common. Joining us to get some insights is Elisha Dacey, Senior Digital Producer with Global News Winnipeg and 680 CJOB. Afterwards we are joined by Dr. Allison Meek to discuss the Anti-Vaxx movement and vaccine hesitancy. Finally, Dr. Kibret Mequanint joins us to talk about an incredible new medical superglue.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What should we do about proof of vaccination, getting the history of the Anti-Vaxx movement and discussing its negative impacts, and learning about an incredible experimental venom-based superglue - London Live Podcast, July 14

On this July 13th edition of the London Live Podcast: Dorotea Gucciardo is a part of the GLIA Project. She joins Mike on London Live to discuss the amazing things that the project are doing. Afterwards Jay Goldberg of the Canadian Tax Payers Association joins us to discuss the controversy surrounding political attack ads. Finally, Caroline Cameron of Sportsnet talks tennis and the Olympics.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Learning about 3D printing and the amazing GLIA Project, what is to be done about political attack ads, and discussing tennis and the Tokyo Olympics - London Live Podcast, July 13th

On this July 12th edition of the London Live Podcast: Mike discusses this year's upcoming MS Bike even with MS Ambassador Andrea Dowding. Afterwards we discuss whether or not it's time for Ontario to update its flag with Mano Majumdar. Finally, we have our weekly privacy and data chat with Dr. Thomas Cooke.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Talking about the MS Bike event with an MS Ambassador, is it time for the Province to update and change its flag, and having our weekly data and privacy chat with Dr. Thomas Cooke - London Live Podcast, July 12th

On this June 24th edition of the London Live Podcast: Dr. Crystal Fraser, Assistant Professor in the Department of History, Classics, & Religion and The Faculty of Native Studies at the University of Alberta, and part of The Reconciliation Action Group, joins Mike to talk about the history and issues that have been in Canada's Indigenous communities. Afterwards, Londoner and world champion swimmer Maggie MacNeil talks about her future at the Olympics, and Amanda Suzuki, mother of Habs player Nick Suzuki, talks about how their household handles the games.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Understanding the history and issues of Indigenous communities throughout Canada, a Londoner talks her Olympic future, and how a Habs player's mum is handling their games - London Live Podcast, June 24th

On this June 22nd edition of the London Live Podcast: Craig Cooper is the director of Housing Stability Services with the City of London. He joins us to talk about homelessness, and what systems are in place in London to help with it. After, we're joined by Sabrina Nanji, Queen's Park Observer for our Queen's Park updates. Finally, Professor Amanda Gryzb with Western University and Surviving Memory tells us about the situation in El Salvador.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Understanding homelessness and programs London has to help deal with homelessness, getting an update from Queen's Park, and understanding the situation happening in El Salvador - London Live Podcast, June 22nd

On this June 21st edition of the London Live Podcast: Amanda Kennedy is an Indigenous Woman Innovator and founder of 2 social enterprises. She joins Mike to talk about her experiences as an Indigenous woman, and her experiences growing up in London. Afterwards we're joined by Leena Minifie, CEO of Stories First to talk about the importance of diverse voices in media. Finally, Dr. Thomas Cooke joins us for our weekly privacy chat to talk about Canada's Cyber Spying agency.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Getting some profound perspectives and understanding the importance of diverse stories on Nation Indigenous Peoples Day, and learning about Canada Cyber Spying agency - London Live Podcast, June 21st

On this June 18th edition of the London Live Podcast: Team Canada is back in the World Para Ice Hockey Championships. To talk about the sport and the importance is Tyler McGregor. Afterwards Morris Dalla Costa shares with us some of his favourite stories from major soccer championships. Finally, we're joined by Theresa Carrier to tell us about this year's One Run event.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Team Canada is back in the World Para Ice Hockey Championships, hearing some of the most amazing stories when covering professional soccer, and getting an update on this year's One Run event - London Live Podcast, June 18th

On this June 17th edition of the London Live Podcast: Mike is first joined by Dr. Donald Vinh of McGill University to talk about what the world could look like if enough people got their second doses, and what it would take to get there. Afterwards we're joined by Magda Byma, director of Science Up First, to talk about the difficulties surrounding information dissemination. Finally, Global News Reporter Erica Alini takes us deeper into the issues surrounding housing and rental prices.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What could the world look like when we all have second doses, how do you distinguish accurate information from false or misleading information, and taking a deeper dive into the housing and rental market - London Live Podcast, June 17th

On this June 16th edition of the London Live Podcast: Ward 2 Councillor Shawn Lewis joins Mike to tell us about the recent announcement of East London's newest facilities opening. Afterwards we check in on the mental health of Canadians with Beth Mitchell, CEO of the Canadian Mental Health Association - Middlesex Branch. Finally, Kyle Norrington of Labatt Breweries tells us how they're fighting against vaccine hesitancy. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Getting the information on East London's newest opening facilities, checking in on Canadian mental health amid the pandemic, and how a London business is trying to fight back against vaccine hesitancy - London Live Podcast, June 16th

On this June 15th edition of the London Live Podcast: With the Euro 2021 soccer tournament underway, we're joined by Greg Brady of Global News 640 to discuss how it's going. Afterwards we're joined by Leilani Farha, global director of the The Shift to discus the rise of housing and rent prices, and how it's impacting the economy. Finally, we get the incredible story of a man who got the name Costco Tom from his generosity.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Euro 2021 soccer tournament is underway, how are the teams doing, what's going on with housing and rent prices and what can be done about it, and how a man got the nickname Costco Tom with his amazing generosity - London Live Podcast, June 15th

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