G7 leaders are preparing to meet in Kananaskis, Alta. starting this weekend, with the agenda likely to shift to the escalating tensions between Iran and Israel. Prime Minister Mark Carney's invitation to Indian prime minister Narendra Modi is also drawing criticism. Yves Tiberghien, UBC political science professor, joins the show to discuss how the conference could play out as we ask viewers what the G7 summit should accomplish.

Stand-up comedian, Juno Award-winner, and father Ivan Decker joins the show to explore modern fatherhood this Father's Day and how what it means to be a father is evolving.

Dan Burritt hosts.Vancouver is counting down the days until it hosts seven matches for the FIFA World Cup taking place a year from now. Questions still surround the price tag and logistics needed to host the tournament. Vancouver city councillor Mike Klassen discusses the economic concerns. CBC's Laurence Watt and Joseph Otoo join the show to discuss Vancouver's readiness for the tournament as we ask viewers for their thoughts on the benefits and drawbacks of hosting.

Dan Burritt hosts.

Members of Gen Z have been facing the highest unemployment rate seen in about a quarter century, according to Statistics Canada. Supneet Chawla, the founder and CEO of ACE Community College, joins the show to discuss the labour market outlook in the trades and its sustainability as a career path.

Canada is currently facing the highest youth unemployment rate in about a quarter century for people between the ages of 15 and 24, according to Statistics Canada. Laura Ballance, the spokesperson for PNE, B.C.'s largest youth employer, joins the show to discuss the challenges facing young people in the job market.

The District of Squamish is continuing to uphold its local state of emergency as the nearby Dryden Creek wildfire burns out of control. The B.C. government says the outlook points to an active wildfire season. Lori Daniels, the co-director of the Centre for Wildfire Coexistence at UBC, joins the show to discuss what lessons can be learned from previous wildfire seasons and how to best prevent human-caused wildfires.

Game ON! principal conductor Andy Brick previews a concert he is leading with the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra featuring a selection of music from blockbuster video games. Music education programs are under threat in B.C. schools due to budget cuts. Christin Reardon-MacLellan, a board member with the Coalition for Music Education, joins the show to discuss the impacts of underfunding music curriculums.

Los Angeles is bracing for another night of protests as U.S. President Donald Trump deploys the National Guard over demonstrations against immigration raids from federal agents. UBC political science professor Terri Givens joins the show as we ask viewers their thoughts about the clashes.