High school graduation season is in full swing as students culminate their school years with proms, ceremonies and other celebrations. Port Moody Secondary School principal Andrew Lloyd and two graduating students, Elizabeth Mani and Corrina Cardinal, join the show to talk about the end-of-year excitement.

The City of Vancouver announced a new estimated price tag for hosting the FIFA World Cup in 2026. It will now cost between $532 million and $624 million, up from the previous estimate of between $483 million and $581 million. Mario Canseco, pollster and president of Research Co., joins the show as we ask viewers about what they think of the costs of hosting.

Dr. Deborah Money, professor of obstetrics and gynecology at UBC, joins the show to talk about improving compassionate care for patients who experience miscarriages.

Federal Transport Minister Chrystia Freeland wrote a letter slamming B.C. Ferries over its decision to award a shipbuilding contract to Chinese state-owned company CMI Weihai Shipywards. She said she was "surprised" the transportation authority was not mandated to have Canadian involvement in procurement. UBC political science professor Stewart Prest joins the show as we ask viewers how Canadians can build capacity for independent industries.

Two people are now confirmed dead following a deadly rockslide at Bow Glacier Falls in Banff National Park. We discuss hiking safety with Sandra Riches, the executive director of B.C. Adventure Smart, and Matthew Massa, a travel and adventure photographer as we ask viewers what precautions they take when hiking.

Gardening columnist Bria Minter takes your gardening questions and shares tips on planting your last crops of the year

Nine city councils in B.C.'s Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island are calling on the province to legislate housing as a human right. Vancouver city councillor Sean Orr joins the show to discuss the call led by the B.C. Poverty Reduction Coalition as we ask viewers what it would mean for housing to be a human right.

National Indigenous Peoples Day is celebrated every June 21 and is a day to highlight Indigenous voices, diversity and joy. Multi-hyphenate artist and Indigenous network manager Raymond Jordan Johnson-Brown joins the show to tell us about how they celebrate and what the day means to their community.

The Florida Panthers have defeated the Edmonton Oilers in six games to win the Stanley Cup final. It's the second straight year that the Panthers beat the Oilers in the final. The Canadian Stanley Cup drought continues on to its 32nd year. Rink Wide Vancouver co-host Irfaan Gaffar and CBC's Edmonton AM morning show host Mark Connolly join the show as we ask viewers what it will take for a Canadian team to win the cup.

Demand continues to slow for condos in B.C. as unsold units sit empty. Conditions indicate a buyers' market but prices are still out of reach for many prospective first-time homebuyers. Central 1 chief economist Bryan Yu and Oakwyn Realty real estate advisor Hasan Juma join the show.