The Morning Show Podcast - May 19th - brought to you by 980 CFPL

The Morning Show Podcast - July 2nd - brought to you by 980 CFPL

On today's edition of The Morning Show Podcast, we begin with Mahmood Nanji breaking down what the United States' decision not to renew CUSMA in its current form could mean for Canada and the future of North American trade. We then recap a sweltering Canada Day, the extreme heat across the region and a busy day of player movement in the NHL and NBA. Mayor Josh Morgan joins us to explain why London Transit will be free on Saturday as thousands head downtown for the FIFA World Cup watch party at Victoria Park. We also discuss Ontario's education minister urging parents not to pull children out of school for sports, review several new provincial laws that took effect on Canada Day, and wrap up with Chris Pon from the ALS Society of Canada on the success of this year's Walks to End ALS, how the money raised is being used and the support gaps the organization is working to close.

The Morning Show Podcast - June 30th - brought to you by 980 CFPL

Celebrate Canada Day with us as we highlight what's happening around London, preview Canada's Round of 16 World Cup matchup against Morocco and discuss Bo Bichette's emotional return to Toronto. London Fire Deputy Chief Matt Hepditch joins us with important fireworks safety advice ahead of the holiday, followed by our weekly panel with Murray Faulkner and John Fyfe-Millar on Canadian pride and whether London's bicentennial has strengthened civic pride. We also look at London Transit's search for new ways to increase ridership after a significant decline this year before wrapping up with a discussion about a Londoner robbed at knifepoint during a Facebook Marketplace meetup and a family travel story that asks whether you would leave someone behind after they forgot their passport.

The Morning Show Podcast - June 29th - brought to you by 980 CFPL

A dangerous heat wave is settling into London, and we speak with Western University professor James Voogt about staying safe and how cities can reduce the urban heat effect. We celebrate Canada's historic World Cup victory over South Africa to reach the Round of 16 before Fanshawe College's Troy Spicer shares cost-conscious barbecue tips that also support local producers ahead of Canada Day. We also break down the major changes coming to Ontario auto insurance policies and finish with a discussion on whether bars should limit customers to one alcoholic drink every 30 minutes.

The Morning Show Podcast - June 26th - brought to you by 980 CFPL

Grant Maltman joins us after Frederick Banting is voted London's most outstanding person in the 980 CFPL Bicentennial Battle. We preview Canada's Round of 32 World Cup match against South Africa and discuss whether Alphonso Davies will be available. Amber Alpaugh-Bishop explains a new pop-up event connecting Londoners with family doctors and nurse practitioners, while Scott Fortnum highlights the impact of the TVCC Adapted Fitness Centre and Paediatric Regional Outreach Program. We also examine when the Gordie Howe International Bridge could finally open and whether U.S. politics could influence the timeline before wrapping up with everything happening around London this weekend.

The Morning Show Podcast - June 25th - brought to you by 980 CFPL

Canada moves on to the World Cup knockout round despite a loss in its final group stage match as we ask whether a victory over South Africa is within reach. London Hydro CEO Ysni Semsedini explains why copper theft has become a growing safety and financial concern, followed by a look at the last day of school and the education changes Ontario is introducing this fall. Jeremy McCall and Jared Zaifman join the weekly panel to debate whether municipal incumbents are vulnerable this election and whether the province over regulates summer festivals. We wrap up with Day 19 of the 980 CFPL Bicentennial Battle as Frederick Banting and John Labatt square off in the final vote to determine London's greatest citizen.