Mornings with Mike and Meg - Sound Bites

Mike and Meg talk about viral sensation Punch the Monkey! 

Mike and Meg chat with Robbie Durling from Rad Collectibles about this spring's show and the St. Clair College Men’s basketball team has a big playoff match up this Saturday. 

Birthdays and Anniversaries - February 26

Mike and Meg talk with Windsor Police Chief Jason Crowley about copper theft in the city and Windsor councillors are moving ahead with signs aimed at discouraging panhandling. 

Plus Chief Crowley will be participating in this weekend's Polar Plunge. 

Mike and Meg talk with Anna Riley about multiple instances of copper theft at her business and the lack of support when she is reaching out to city services. 

Mike is back for another Way Back Windsor-Essex - this time looking at Dougall Avenue. 

Mike and Meg play a round of Condemn or Condone. Play along at home, do you agree with Mike or Meg?

Mike and Meg catch up with Dylan Schives, from the Lancers Men’s Hockey Team, ahead of their series against the Guelph Gryphons. 

Mike and Meg talk with John Ulicny, Executive Superintendent at the Windsor Essex Catholic District School Board, to get more details on the new satellite campus. 

Birthdays and Anniversaries - February 25

Mike and Meg talk about Pink Shirt day and how we can help to stop bullying in schools. 

Mike and Meg are joined by CTV News Political Analyst Scott Reid to recap some of last night's State of the Union address. 

Mike is back for another Way Back Windsor-Essex - this time looking at the history of the Lancers hockey team. 

Mike and Meg play another round of Generational Joust.

Birthdays and Anniversaries - February 24

Meg talks with Kelsey Santarossa, Director of Community and Workforce Development with Workforce Windsor-Essex, about Statistics Canada's projections that Windsor-Essex could see a population boom of more than 100 thousand new residents in the next 25 years. 

AM800's Rob Hindi joined us live from Titan Tool and Die, speaking with Emile Nabbout, President of Unifor Local 195. 

Mike and Meg talk with Dr. Kenneth Ng, a Chemistry Professor at the University of Windsor, about the outbreak of bird flu at a poultry farm in Amherstburg and the risk it could pose. 

Mike, Meg and Paul talk about our Newspoll Question "Would you rather give to panhandlers standing at intersections or to organizations that can help those who are homeless?"