On this November 10th edition of the London Live Podcast:

We check in on the fallout after the US Presidential election with Dr. Alex Keena, assistant professor in the Department of Political Science at the Virginia Commonwealth University. Afterwards Megan Walker joins us once again to update us on the trying story of Kenneth from Cameroon. Finally, Randy Warden, Zone Commander of the Royal Canadian London for City of London and Dorchester, and the Chairperson for the Remembrance Day Committee shares with us his plans for Remembrance Day in London.

On this November 9th edition of the London Live podcast:

Dr. Maxwell Smith, expert on infectious diseases tells us how fair allocation of medical resources in trying times should look. Afterwards former Jeopardy contestant and Londoner Tigger Jourard tells us what Alex Trebek was like on and off the camera in the wake of his unfortunate passing. Afterwards Dr. Thomas Cooke of the Centre for Advanced Computing tells us why privacy should be looked into under the Biden administration.

On this November 5th edition of the London Live Podcast:

Dain Couture talks about a pro public health group rallying support to try and counter anti-mask protestors. Afterwards Mike's son Jack tells us what it's like and what struggles are present being a high schooler in a pandemic. Finally, Paul Crush from England tells us what it's been like since the UK imposed far stricter lockdown restrictions. 

On this November 4th edition of the London Live Podcast:

Mike examines the US Presidential election from a variety of sides. He is first joined by former Canadian Ambassador Jeremy Kinsman. Afterwards he is joined by Dr. Rob Goodman, Professor in the Department of Politics and Public Administration at Ryerson University. Finally, MPP for Pickering-Uxbridge and President of the Treasury Board Peter Bethlenfalvy joins Mike to discuss how rural Ontarians could get access to better high speed broadband internet. 

On this November 2nd edition of the London Live Podcast:

Dr. Alex Keena, assistant professor in the Department of Political Science at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, Virginia, joins Mike to explain why gerrymandering is such a prevalent US political tool, particularly in the current election. Afterwards, Andrew Macpherson, Division Manager, Parks Planning & Operations at City of London, shares the exciting news of two new bridges being finished in the city. Finally, Dr. Thomas Cooke,  Privacy, Ethics and Internal Threat Assessment Manager at the Centre for Advanced Computing, as well as a Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada Post-Doctoral Fellow at the Surveillance studies centre - both at Queen's University, talks to us about data privacy and transparency.