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.

Jose Pineida, Equity, Diversity and Inclusivity Consultant with the London District Catholic School Board talks about the need for more black history education programs, and outlines the role black Canadians played in shaping the country.

Mike Stubbs sat down with three Western University experts to talk about one of the largest military conflicts since the Second World War.

Mike Neuts says bullying is still very much present in our communities

Saba Aziz with Global News says the canal surface has to be at least 30 cm thick with good quality ice before they allow skating

Mike Lerner, from Lerners Lawyers and Associates, talks about Reptilia zoo being voted down at council on Tuesday, but says that they still plan to open their doors to the public.

Dr. Ashely Margeson, a Naturopathic doctor and host of The Superwomen Code, talks about what your poop says about your health, how your gut health is connected to your brain, how to take care of your gut and more.

Jennie Dann, Director of Construction and Infrastructure Services with the City of London updates listeners on different construction projects around the city.

Samantha Kemp-Jackson talks about on how parents can approach the topic of tragedies with their kids, and why these conversations are important to have.

Former London Knight and NHL All-Star Dennis Wideman was inducted into the London Knights Hall of Fame on February 8th. He joined Mike Stubbs on 980 CFPL to chat about his trade to the London Knights in 2001, and the long career that followed.

Emily Campbell, Registered Dietitian and Certified Diabetes Educator breaks down the history of 'magic pill' diet trends, the diabetes injection thats being used for weight loss, and how to lose weight in a safe and healthy way.

Dr. Doris Grinspun, CEO of the Registered Nurses' Association of Ontario, comments on if the provinces plan, 'Your Health: A Plan for Connected and Convenient Care ' and the three pillars within it target heath care needs.

Jeanne Gheller's daughter is now 18, which means she can make decisions without her mom's consent. Gheller is worried about what those decisions may be and where they could lead her daughter

Kiera Taylor talks about sustainability in the private sector of business as well as how they can be more environmentally friendly.

Gillian Burnett shares the story of her son Waylon drowning in a pool and how CPR and the endless efforts of all medical staff brought him back to life.