A video is circulating that seems to show the driver of a Tesla asleep behind the wheel with two children in the back seat. As more self-driving cars become available, we asked how we can make sure everyone stays safe — and awake — on the roads. Haakon Koyote from Vision Zero Vancouver joins the show.

We continue the conversation on the role of AI in arts and entertainment ahead of the fourth annual East by Northwest Summit, which is focusing on how AI can improve representation in media this year.

We'll bring you the latest information on an international operation that has resulted in charges against 37 defendants with ties to three India-based transnational organized crime groups. The CBC's Jason Proctor joins the show with the details.

Vancouver hosts its last World Cup match with Switzerland and Colombia playing in the Round of 16. We'll look at what the games have brought to the city and discuss the future of Canadian soccer with Minister of State for Sport Adam Van Koeverden and Research Co president Mario Canseco.

Prince Harry is back in the U.K. this week as family tensions continue to rise. But has the British royal family passed its prime? Royal commentator Ed Wang joined the program.

TransLink fares increased by an average of five per cent last week. Should government provide more funding to expand service and get prices down? Denis Agar from Movement: Metro Vancouver Transit Riders took your calls.

The B.C. government has announced it plans to take legal action against OpenAI for the role the company allegedly played in the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting. Madeleine Ransom, Canada Research Chair in Artificial Intelligence, Wellbeing and Ethics, and Allard School of Law adjunct professor Jon Festinger joined the show.

B.C. nurses are escalating their job action around the province. We bring you the latest from the picket lines in Surrey and discuss the realities of being a nurse in the province. UBC Okanagan nursing professor Katrina Plamondon joined the program.

ER closures and escalating strike action by B.C.'s nurses are just the latest issues for the province's health-care sector. So how can we ensure residents have access to care? B.C. rural health advocate Paul Adams and Jason Sutherland, director of the Centre for Health Services and Policy Research at UBC, joined the show.