It's the Brian Lair show on WNYC.

I'm Matt Katz from the WNYC and Gothamist Newsroom, filling in for Brian today.

Coming up on the show, we're going to talk about

a topic I know many of you are very interested in, which is how the streetscape of the city has

changed so dramatically just in the past few years as e-bikes, mopeds, scooters, those skateboard

things with one wheel. They've just proliferated on streets and bike lanes

and sidewalks. Plus, as we do on all Supreme Court opinion days in June, we've got our eyes

on SCOTUS right now and we'll bring you any news and analysis of any big opinions that come

down, plus a little more on yesterday's abortion pill decision.

And we'll close today's show with a call in for Father's Day.

Dads, how do you show up and show love for your kids or adult children, even if, or especially if they are, let's say, challenging?

I was inspired to have this conversation after seeing a meaningful photo of President

Biden hugging his son Hunter right after Hunter's conviction earlier this week. But first,

yesterday we led the show with national politics. Today, we're taking a global look at the

state of affairs around the world, given that the G7 summit of industrialized nations is

convening in Italy right now. That's where President Biden is today. He's already made some news on

the war in Ukraine, which we're going to talk about. The Pope is there too, and he's making news about

artificial intelligence. And then, oddly enough, there are actually far more nations at the G7 than the

seven in the G7. We're going to try to sort through the diplomatic dancing and happy handshaking

at the summit, plus the political goings-on at home with Susan Glasser, staff writer at the

New Yorker. Susan writes a column on life in Biden's Washington and co-anchors a weekly discussion on the political

scene podcast. She's co-author with Peter Baker of The Divider, Trump in the White House 2017 to

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