London in the Afternoon with Mike Stubbs

ABOUT MIKE STUBBS: Mike began his radio career at the age of 15 in Smith Falls, Ontario operating religious programming on CJET.  He had the treacherous task of pressing three buttons every half hour to switch from one show to the next (he failed miserably).  Had computers been then what they are today, Mike would probably be selling Lemonade in front of his parents' house to try to make ends meet.

Instead, Mike caught a break when the weekend religious programming was tossed and at 16, he was offered a job of the host of the Country Favourites hour on CJET.  Mike spent weekend after weekend playing "Anger & Tears" and "There's A Tear In My Beer" for both of his loyal listeners.  But the job gave Mike a chance to find out what radio was all about and he realized that this was where he wanted to stay.

Mike went to U.W.O. from '92-'95.  Mike enrolled in the Broadcast Journalism program at Fanshawe College.  He had been there a week when he was offered the play-by-play job with the London Knights. 

Mike spent 3 years working at 1290 CJBK as the voice of the Knights and eventually as the morning news anchor on BX93. But when he was offered a job with the Calgary Flames Radio network in 1998, he accepted.

Mike and wife Kiersta have two children and live in St Thomas. Mike is once again the "Radio Play-by-Play Voice of the London Knights".