Executive producer Devon Peacock, Cupe Local 101 President Steve Holland and former city councillor Roger Caranci join Craig to discuss Blackridge, the Ontario Liberals, ehe NDP's 'A New Deal for People' and the environment.

A massive crowd hits downtown Toronto for a parade celebrating the Toronto Raptors, the 2019 NBA Champions. Jay Stanford from the City of London says the most recent data shows air pollution in London rose from 2017 to 2018, but is ultimately trending downward and Shawna Lewkowitz, federal new democratic candidate for London West, lays out the NDP's 'A New Deal for People' plan for the 2019 federal election.

London Transit Commission Chair Sheryl Rooth, ward 7 councillor Josh Morgan and ward 2 councillor Shawn Lewis join Craig to discuss the news of the week.

Broadcaster Steve Garrison and former city councillors Roger Caranci and Cheryl Miller join guest host Devon Peacock to discuss the news of the week.

With guest host Devon Peacock: Dr. Chris Mackie talks media reports the Middlesex-London Health Unit hired Blackridge Strategy last year, NDP Leader Andrea Horwath discusses the extended break MPPs are getting courtesy of the Ford government, and Harvey Bischof, president of the Ontario Secondary School Teachers Federation, talks about the province's decision to cap public sector wage increases.

On today's podcast Craig discusses the backlash regarding the Beer Store deal with Jonathan Scott, David Aiken talks to us live from the beaches of Normandy on the 75th Anniversary of D-Day, and Shaya Dhinsa tells us why Naloxone is worth it, and how it can save lives!

Craig talks with Susan Toth about the Blackridge controversy, Jeff Hanks discuses LHSC spending on the show, and in a Craig Needles Exclusive, Ron Young phones the show to set the record straight