Former VANOC CEO John Furlong, CBC reporter Karin Larsen, and The Breaker reporter Bob Mackin discuss whether Vancouver should bid to host the 2030 Olympics. B.C. Nurses Union president Christine Sorensen and University of British Columbia assistant professor Farinez Havaei discuss the violence nurses experience at work.

Co-operative Housing Federation of B.C.'s Thom Armstrong and Urban Development Institute's Anne McMullin discuss housing and the provincial budget. Fraser Basin Council's Jim Vanderwal, Okanagan Basin Water Board's Anna Warwick Sears and the University of British Columbia's Stephen Sheppard discuss communities adapting to climate change.

Simon Fraser University senior lecturer in political science Sanjay Jeram looks ahead to B.C.'s budget. CBC reporter Adam van der Zwan and ERA Forest Products Research managing director Kevin Mason discuss the future of B.C.'s forest industry.

B.C. Sports Hall of Fame curator and facility director Jason Beck, three-time Olympian Darcy Marquardt and Richmond Olympic Oval senior manager Andrew Clark discuss memories of the 2010 Olympic Games with our listeners.

As protests continue to hit key locations across B.C .and the rest of Canada, how far does the "right to protest" go? Former Delta Police Chief Jim Cessford and sociology professor David Tindall explain the pros and cons of protests. Valentine's Day is upon, what is your love story? Registered Clinical Counsellors Pam Stewart and Iona Monk discuss the aspects of a healthy relationship.

We get the latest on the dispute in Northern B.C. over the Coastal GasLink pipeline. Former soccer player Carrie Serwetnyk with Equal Play discusses the legacy of the Sedin twins and Christine Sinclair.

The CBC's Adam van der Zwan, the Vancouver Sun's Rob Shaw talk about the protests in support of hereditary Wet'suwet'en chiefs. The CBC's Lien Yeung tells us about B.C.'s coronavirus update. Simon Fraser University's Ester Verheyen discusses women in STEM.

CBC reporter Chantelle Bellrichard gives an update on the Wet'suwet'en dispute; BCCLA executive director Harsha Walia and MLA Ellis Ross discuss. Di Golding discusses the 92nd Academy Awards.

We discuss how China has been handling the Coronavirus with a conversation with the Chinese Consular General to Vancouver. Guests former Canadian ambassador to China Guy Saint-Jacques and Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Mei Fong weigh in. And Brian Minter answers all your gardening questions.

The CBC's Jason Proctor, the Trial Lawyers Association of B.C.'s John Rice and Disability Alliance of B.C.'s Justina Loh discuss the recent changes at the Insurance Bureau of British Columbia. Tech writer Alexandra Samuel discusses online dating.