It's being called social media's Big Tobacco moment. A U.S. jury has found Meta and Youtube's platforms were designed to be addictive. The White Hatter Brandon Laur joins the show to talk about the causes of social media addiction and we hear our audience's thoughts on the verdict.

B.C. Conservative MLA for Richmond Centre Hon Chan has been removed from caucus, in light of criminal charges. A special prosecutor has been appointed. The CBC's Katie DeRosa joins the show with the latest updates.

B.C.'s seniors advocate Dan Levitt joins the show to discuss a new report on longer waits for services and surgeries, and we take calls from our audience on what it's like for B.C. seniors to access frontline health care services.

Driverless taxi company Waymo is lobbying the provincial government to allow autonomous taxis on B.C. roads. UBC civil engineering professor Alex Bigazzi and public transit advocate Denis Agar join the program to discuss the merits of driverless vehicles, and we hear from listeners about whether they would ride in a vehicle without a driver.

We wrap up our series on sports affordability and accessibility by taking a look at the people who enforce the rules: referees and umpires. PWHL referee and Sport B.C. referee of the year Grace Barlow joins the show to share her journey as we ask listeners why they would become a ref.

RCMP say four people died in two separate northwest B.C. avalanches Sunday. We're joined by Avalanche Canada for more on high-risk areas in the province, Sandra Riches from BC AdventureSmart on ways to stay safe, and hear from listeners about what they're seeing on the mountains right now.

It is spring cleaning season! Professional organizer and Out of Chaos owner Linda Chu joins the program for tips on decluttering

It's our final Menopause Monday. We look at how perimenopause affects our personal and professional lives with women's health advocate and founder of Menopause Chicks, Shirley Weir.