Walt Grieve, a long-time volunteer and member of the London Central Lions Club, joins 980 CFPL's to talk about the importance of volunteering in your community.

Moshe Lander, Lecturer at Concordia University, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about rent control, and explains why it doesn't help much on easing the housing crisis from a supply-demand perspective.

Education Minister Stephen Lecce talks about the provincial government refocusing how literacy and math are taught in Ontario schools.

Ian Lee, Associate Professor of Management at Carleton University's Sprott School of Business talks about how CEO's earn millions of dollars per year, and what it takes to be a CEO.

MPP Peter Bury, executive assistant to PA Matt Rae, talks about the announcement from the provincial government stating that they are hoping to build 1.5 million homes in the province before 2031, and if this will help ease the pressure on renters.

Elie Ngoy, Executive Director of Young London, talks about what Young London is and their mission.

Gordie MacKenzie joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about attending The Masters, which he has been attending for over 20 years. MacKenzie outlines how hard it is to get tickets to the famous event, and all of the amazing moments he's seen over the years.

Norma McPhail joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about her late husband Duncan McPhail who was the Mayor of West Elgin. Duncan passed away in March, but Norma says he would have been the biggest cheerleader for Kraft Hockeyville coming to West Lorne, and she believes the fact that the town won the title on her late husband's birthday is a perfect present.

Pierre Poilievre, leader of the Conservative Party of Canada joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the federal budget, the carbon tax increase, and how his party would have done things differently.

West Lorne could host Kraft Hockeyville, but it's on the community to vote. Kevin Summers, President of the West Lorne Minor Hockey Association explains how you can get involved.

Justin Pickett joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the last day of the old Costco location, and the move next door to the new location just down the road.

Tech journalist Carmi Levy talks about the EU rules over cables and chargers as well as how the Federal government is putting a budget on making sure Canadians have a right to repair on smart devices.

Dr. Richard Lachman, Director of Zone Learning for Toronto Metropolitan University, talks about the new social media legislation brought forward in Utah that would put more age restrictions on social media usage, times for it to be used, and more.

Nhial Deng, who recently was awarded the Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee Award, outlines his early life having to leave his home in Ethiopia, to living in a refugee camp in Kenya, and his journey to now doing work with the United Nations

Tereza Pultarova, a London, UK based science and technology journalist, explains why Londoners were able to see the northern lights last night, and she gives an update on the latest investigation of Oumuamua.

Asim Hussein, who goes by the artist name @studentasim, is helping people learn more about Ramadan and how it may have impacted your life without you knowing.

Jon DeActis, Executive Director at the Salvation Army Centre of Hope, talks about how to get help for people struggling with mental health issues who need it but aren't seeking out the help themselves.

London Olympic gold medalist Maggie McNeil joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to chat about the Thames Pool and gives her thoughts on the possible decommissioning of the pool. McNeil also updates listeners on her move to LSU and how her experience has been thus far.

Jane Domenico, Senior Vice President and National Lead with Real Estate Management Services, gives an outlook on how retail is doing in Canada now.

Alex Bowers, talk about the fascinating history of Canada's military and what drew him to learn about it in the first place.

Dr. Glen Kisby and Dr. Jacob Raber dive into their research on the long-term effects of second-hand smoke in which they used mice over the span of 10-months and were able to replicate the human experience and discover how the exposure impacts the brain.

Kevin Summers, President of the West Lorne Minor Hockey Association explains how it felt to see West Lorne on the list of four finalist to host Kraft Hockeyville, and how the community can cast their vote to help.

Claire Boine, PhD Candidate at the University of Ottawa Center for Law, Technology and Society, outlines what areas of AI will be impacted by the Bill, the lack of power Bill C-11 will have over fake news, and the need for more legislation regarding deepfakes.

Samantha Kemp-Jackson talks about how parents can bring out motivation in their kids, and how disciplining has changed in the digital age.

Gerry Vittoratos, national tax specialist at UFile Canada, talks about tax season and what you should keep your eye on when you go to file your taxes this year.