The Morning Show Podcast - July 31st - brought to you by 980 CFPL

We begin with Strathroy-Caradoc Mayor Colin Grantham, who explains why a proposed data centre application was withdrawn following significant public backlash. Next, London father Joe Gesualdi joins us to discuss his Miles4AMiracle campaign as he pushes his daughter's empty wheelchair to Queen's Park in hopes of securing provincial funding for a life-changing surgery. We then examine where London's municipal election stands with just three weeks remaining before nominations close, before Det.-Insp. Jennifer Noel explains how the London Police Service is strengthening its fight against human trafficking through a new partnership with NotInMyCity. We also look at New York's efforts to bring Canadian tourists back, speak with Ryan Aarts about J-AAR Construction's new children's book supporting Ronald McDonald House Charities Southwestern Ontario, debate whether it's acceptable to film people in public after a lawyer was placed on leave following a viral video, and wrap up with a look at Ribfest and everything happening around London this Civic Holiday weekend.