Mornings with Mike and Meg - Sound Bites

Meg is joined by Erika Geiss, Member of the Michigan Senate, to get a sense of how the opening of the Gordie Howe Bridge is being viewed from the other side of the river. 

Meg talks with Katie Mack and Lisa Corker, two pilots who took the Canadian Aviation Museum's Chipmunk Military Trainer Aircraft's to Wisconsin. 

Meg is joined by Heather Grondin, Windsor Detroit Bridge Authority, Chief Relations Officer, to talk about yesterdays opening and to answer some questions from listeners about the bridge and what to expect with next week's opening of the multi-use path. 

Meg talks about a recent  Angus Reid poll that shows that 62% of Canadians supported retaliatory tariffs of some kind against the US. 

Meg talks with  Lady Laforet, Executive Director of the Welcome Centre Shelter for Women and Families, about councils approval of emergency funding and how that money will help the centre. 

Birthdays and Anniversaries - July 28

Meg is joined by Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens to talk about yesterday's opening of the Gordie Howe Bridge and council approving 60 thousand dollars in emergency funding for the Welcome Centre Shelter for Women and Families. 

Meg talks with Alex Denonville, Manager of Communications and Engagement at the Municipality of Lakeshore, about their Junior Park Ranger Program. 

Meg talks with Michelle Maluske, from CTV Windsor, about a mini documentary, she has put together looking back at the Gordie Howe International Bridge Project.  You can watch piece tonight at 6PM and read here for more details. 

Birthdays and Anniversaries - July 27

Meg talks with Marvin Diotte a LaSalle man who is going to drive his 1925 model T (101 year old car) across the Gordie Howe Bridge with his grandchildren. 

Meg talks with CTV Science Expert Dan Riskin about a contagious cancer in Canadian catfish and are men really worse at multitasking than women? 

Meg talks with Jason Dufour, Labourer and Liuna Union Steward, who worked on the Gordie Howe Bridge for seven years. 

Mike and Meg are joined by Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens to talk about the opening of the Gordie Howe Bridge. 

Mike and Meg are joined by Ryan Donally President and CEO, Windsor Essex Chamber of Commerce, to talk the impact of the Gordie Howe Bridge on Windsor & Essex Businesses. 

Mike and Meg are joined by Harb Gil,  MP Windsor West, to talk about the opening of the Gordie Howe Bridge. 

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

Birthdays and Anniversaries - July 24

Mike and Meg are joined by Keith Baldwin, Owner of The Regal Eagle in Detroit.  Keith talks about the impact the Gordie Howe Bridge will have on his bar, with more Canadians crossing on the new bridge. You can check out the Regal Eagle at theregaleagledetroit.com

Mike's new AI song for the opening of the Gordie How Bridge. 

Mike and Meg are joined by Mathieu Roy, CEO of the Trans Canada Trail, to talk about the free walking path that will be open on the Gordie Howe Bridge in August. 

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

Mike and Meg check in with CTV's Bob Bellacicco to see what's going on in the local sports world.

Mike and Meg break down all the retail news from the week. 

Mike and Meg are joined in studio by Melissa Muscedere, from Muscedere Vineyards, to talk about the EPIC Afternoon Summer Wine Fest.  The event is Sunday, August 9th at LaSalle Landing. For more details you can visit epicwineries.com

Mike and Meg are joined by Lydia Miljan, Political Science Professor at University of Windsor, to get her thoughts on Mark Carney's approval rating after the Gordie Howe Bridge news and ongoing trade tensions between Canada and the US. 

Mike, Meg and Paul talk about our AM800 News Poll - Do you feel Prime Minister Mark Carney "caved" and "lied" about the deal with the US to open the Gordie Howe International Bridge?

Mike and Meg are joined by Tyler Meredith, Former Senior Economic Advisor to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, to break down the Gordie Howe Bridge Deal. 

Birthdays and Anniversaries - July 23

Mike and Meg talk about a study that shows 40 percent of employees admit to sabotaging colleagues. They want to know if you've ever sabotaged or been sabotaged at work?

Birthdays and Anniversaries - July 22

Meg talks about our AM800 News Poll - Should the provinces lift their ban on selling American alcohol in order for Canada to get a trade agreement with the US?

Meg is joined by Rachel Aiello, National Correspondent, CTV News, to get more details on the Premiers meeting in PEI this week and how they differ on how Canada should fight back against US tariffs. 

Meg checks in with Mike Fisher, President of Friends of Ojibway, to see what they would like the government to do with the new lands for the park. 

Meg is joined by Brian Masse, Former Windsor West MP, to get his take on Canada no longer celebrating opening of the Gordie Howe Bridge, due to the ongoing trade tensions with the US. 

Meg talks with Scott Reid, CTV Political Commentator, about the new deal finalized between Canada and the US around the opening of the Gordie Howe International Bridge. 

Meg play a round of Generational Joust with special guest "Master of Parking" Bill Kralovensky. 

Meg gets the latest on trade negotiations out of Ottawa from, Mike LeCouter, Senior Political Correspondent, CTV National News. 

Meg is joined by Ian Lee Associate Professor, at the Sprott School of Business, about the threat of US tariffs and is now the time for Canada to compromise in negotiations. 

Meg is joined by Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens to talk about the latest tariff threat from the US and to share details about Friday's ceremonies before Monday's official opening of the Gordie Howe International Bridge. 

Birthdays and Anniversaries - July 21

Meg talks with Baris Akyurek, VP of Insights & Intelligence at AutoTrader, about their most recent Price Index report that shows car prices are felling despite strains on the industry. 

Mike is back for another Way Back Windsor-Essex - this time looking back to 1944 and the Essex Scottish Regiment’s involvement in World War 2.  

Mike and Meg are joined by Ward 2 City Councilor Frazier Fathers to talk about his the CTC Concrete Plant.

Mike and Meg talk to President of Unifor 444, James Stewart, about how this will effect Unifor 444 members and what he thinks of the deal.

Mike and Meg speak with Dan Riskin, CTV News' Science and Technology Specialist, about how the second baby rewires the mom's brain then they talk about a new set of satellites that may hurt us more than they help us.

Mike and Meg are joined by horticultural expert, Sandy MacDonald, to tell you what to do with your plants while this wildfire smoke blows through our area.