On the March 10 Craig Needles podcast:

How coronavirus is impacting the markets with Allan Small, senior investment advisor, Allan Small Financial Group with HollisWealth

COVID-19 at the doctors office with Dr. Mario Elia.

How to stay clean in public spaces with Global News lifestyle reporter Meghan Collie.

Business and marketing expert Allison Graham joins Craig to discuss headline business stories.

Today they chat about billboards along the 400-series highways, and Tim Horton's removing Roll Up The Rim cups amid COVID-19 concerns.

Clearing the air on London Police's use of Clearview AI with London Police Chief Steve Williams

Whose responsibility is it to replace playground equipment at schools?

Steven Del Duca is the new leader of the Ontario Liberals with Global News Anchor and host of Focus Ontario Alan Carter.

980 CFPL executive producer Devon Peacock, former federal Green Party candidate Carol Dyck, and local business leader David Billson join Craig to discuss the news of the week.

Writer Sheryl Rooth, former city councillor Cheryl Miller, and CEO of the United Way Elgin-Middlesex Kelly Ziegner join Craig to discuss the news of the week.

On the March 6 Craig Needles podcast:

Ontario's Education Minister Stephen Lecce joins Craig to discuss the latest in ongoing negotiation with Ontario's teachers' unions.

The Toronto teen at the centre of an Amber Alert has been found safe with Global News journalist Dave Woodard.

An important figure is leaving London city hall with Sandra Datars-Bere, former managing director of housing, social services, and Dearness Home at the City of London.

On Tuesday March 3, Ontario's Education minster Stephen Lecce announced the province would be backing down on key positions regarding mandatory e-learning and increasing class sizes in ongoing negotiations with Ontario's teachers' unions.

During an announcement at Queen’s Park, Lecce said the government is proposing an average of 23 students in high school classes in the 2020-2021 school year. He said class sizes for students in elementary school will remain the same.

The government’s initial position saw an average class size of 28 students.

Lecce also said students can now opt out of the e-learning courses — a change from the previous position of requiring students to take two classes online.

Lecce join Craig to discuss the details of the decision and where he hopes talks go from here.

On the March 5 Craig Needles podcast:

London Police do an about-face about using Clearview AI with Brenda MacPhail, director of privacy, technology, and surveillance at the Canadian Civil Liberties Association.

Ontario may not renew $1M for rape crisis centres with Jessie Rodger, executive director of ANOVA Women's Shelter

Local candidate Kate Graham joins Craig to discuss the Ontario Liberal leadership election coming up on Saturday.

On the March 4 Craig Needles podcast:

The latest in the ongoing dispute between Ontario's teachers' unions and the government with Global News Queen's Park Bureau Chief Travis Dhanraj and President of the local chapter of ETFO Craig Smith.

How are Canadians feeling about COVID-19? with Ipsos CEO Darrell Bricker.

Political insider Rob Spencer, ward 2 councillor Shawn Lewis, and Thames Centre deputy mayor Kelly Elliot join Craig to discus the news of the week.