On this week's Friday Round Table, Craig is joined in the studio by Y.O.U. Executive Director Steve Cordes, political insider Sarah Browning and PhD candidate A.J. Wray to breakdown the biggest stories of the week.
They start with Doug Ford's comments on fourplexes in Ontario and how it may run counter to federal Conservative messaging.
Then, they look at the proposed re-brand at the Thames Valley District School Board and what that says about the board's priorities and the proposed London Transit audit and what may come from it.
The Craig Needles Podcast is powered by Downtown London and the Covent Garden Market.
Episode 262: Friday Round Table with Jennifer Dunn, Mojdeh Cox and Ryan Gauss
Episode 261: Transit vs. Housing
Episode 260: Setting the record straight on the London Public Library
Episode 259: Friday Round Table with Elizabeth Peloza, Scott Collyer and John Fyfe-Millar
Episode 258: London's music scene with Mario Circelli
Episode 257: Friday Round Table with Steve Lehman, Jeff Preston and Carol Dyck
Episode 256: Why did the carbon tax go up?
Episode 255: What will the London Transit audit find?
Episode 254: Bonnie Crombie on Ford, housing, ODSP and more
Episode 252: Time to ban TikTok?
Episode 251: Friday Round Table with Shawn Lewis, Kelly Ziegner and Jared Zaifman
Episode 250: Mike Moffatt and the Blueprint for Better and More Housing
Episode 249: Friday Round Table with Jennifer Dunn, Jessie Rodger and Ryan Gauss
Episode 248: New Covent Garden Market studio, male breast cancer awareness
Episode 247: Friday Round Table with Shawn Lewis, Mojdeh Cox and Carol Dyck
Episode 246: Chief Thai Truong and Board Chair Ali Chahbar on policing in London
Episode 245: Friday Round Table with Cheryl Miller, Jeremy McCall and Scott Kitching
Episode 244: Friday Round Table with Kelly Elliott, Ryan Gauss and Nathan Caranci
Episode 243: J Stevens on the state of radio and a new show
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