AI is making its way into Lower Mainland classrooms with Vancouver being the latest school district to introduce artificial intelligence tools for high school students. But will this help or hinder student learning? Tech journalist Andy Baryer joins the show to take your calls and look at the use of AI in the classroom and the workplace.

It's been a deadly week on B.C. waters with summer on the way. We'll check in with Kimiko Hirakida from the Lifesaving Society of B.C. and the Yukon to hear how you and your loved ones can be more aware around the water.

With the rise of sports betting the rise of mental health struggles associated with gambling has also increased. We look at who is most affected and why with Canadian Mental Health Foundation President and CEO Kenton Boston.

The youth unemployment rate in B.C. is now at 14 per cent. It's a level not seen since before the 2008 financial crisis. With summer break on the way, how can we help younger people find jobs? Carolyn Tuckwell, President and CEO of the BGC South Coast BC joins the program to discuss.

The B.C. Conservatives have a new leader - so what will the party look like with Kerry-Lynne Findlay at the helm? This is Vancolour podcast host and political commentator, Mo Amir joins the show to take your calls

The minimum wage in B.C. has gone up. But, is this most recent bump in pay enough to help workers make ends meet? Iglika Ivanova from B.C. Policy Solutions joins the show and we take audience calls to weigh in.

Estimated revenues are also up according to the B.C. government, leaving the net cost estimated between $90 million and $114 million. Concordia University economist Moshe Lander joins the program to take your calls on whether or not the FIFA World Cup in Vancouver will be worth the effort.

Wedding season is upon us as the temperatures warm and days become longer. We look at how costs are increasing for so many couples and what they can do to stay within their budget.