Mike and Meg chat with CTV 's Bob Bellacicco about some of the local sports stories of the week. Including local golfer Erica Rivard, who lost her hearing at the age of 21 and was very successful last month at the Deaf Olympics.  

Mike and Meg talk with Dr. Crystal Clark, Canada Research Chair in Reproductive Mental Health and the Associate Head of Research in Psychiatry at Women’s College Hospital, about the new medication and how it can be helpful in treating Postpartum Depression. 

Mike and Meg are back for another Way Back Windsor-Essex - this time looking at the Windsor Arena. 

Birthdays and Anniversaries - December 11

Mike and Meg talk with Carlos Delgado, a resident of Essex, about an inflatable Snowman Army in Essex.  Carlos and some neighbours all bought the same inflatable snowmen and have put them up on the front lawn to get a kick out of the community. 

Mike and Meg talk with JC Reindl writer with the Detroit Free Press about the redevelopment plans for the Packard Plant, that include housing, manufacturing, an indoor skate park and a techno music museum.  

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

Mike and Meg tried out the Dial-A-Carol Hotline. The hotline is a long-running tradition from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign where student volunteers in a residence hall sing holiday songs over the phone for free.

You can call (217) 332-1882 to request a Christmas carol, sung live by real people to spread cheer. 

Mike and Meg check in with Rukshini Ponniah Goulin from the Downtown Mission, as they look for donations of warm winter clothing. 

Mike and Meg talk about Australia banning social media for for users under the age of 16.  Would this work here in Canada? Do you think there should be an age limit for social media?