The Class of 2025 has been unveiled for the London and District Business Hall of Fame and it features Jo-Ann Fisher of Hangar9 and Mark and Dale Hunter of the London Knights. Mike Stubbs spoke with the Hall's Executive Director, Karen Gallant.

Tech Analyst Carmi Levy talks about how hard it can be to catch a cyber criminal.

Katie Dean of Viewer Discretion Legislation Coalition talks about a new documentary showing at Hyland Cinema.

Walking and talking with John Davidson between St. Thomas and London on June 10, 2025.

Anna Vockeroth spoke with Mike Stubbs about receiving the diagnosis of Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy for her son.

Eric Morden was diagnosed with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy 23 years ago. He is graduating University with a BSc in Biology and a minor in Disability Studies. Eric joined John Davidson on John's 30 km walk from St. Thomas to London on June 10, 2025 and spoke with Mike Stubbs about what we can look to improve when it comes to accessibility.

National marketing Specialist for Defeat Duchenne, Rochelle ten Haaf joined Mike Stubbs to talk about John Davidson's walk in the fight to Defeat Duchenne on June 10.

Lauren and Julia DaSilva are graduating Medical School at Western are are going into Family Medicine. They talk about what made them want to be family doctors.

Diane Silva - the CEO of the London Community Foundation - spoke with 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs about an announcement that will create more housing spaces in the city and also addressed the $25-million dollar anonymous donation to London Community Foundation and other questions surrounding the Whole of Community System Response.

Dating in 2025: Kyleigh's 52 Questionas asks, Have you ever been replaced.

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