After 60 hours trapped underground, three workers have been rescued from the Red Chris mine in northern B.C. Newmont Corp. says the workers were freed at 10:40 p.m. PT Thursday.

Summer barbecue season is in full swing. Barbecue master and 2015 World Burger Champion Rusty Johnson joins the show to answer viewers' burning questions.

For drowning prevention week, the Lifesaving Society of B.C. discusses water safety and resources. We take audience calls on how to stay safe in the water.

Ontario Superior Court Justice Maria Carroccia says she didn't find the complainant's evidence to be "credible or reliable." But this case has brought hockey culture in Canada under scrutiny regardless. Taylor McKee, professor of sport management at Brock University, joins the show to discuss the trial's impact on hockey culture

Following a social media video of Astronomer's CEO and HR head at a Coldplay concert gaining notoriety, we ask viewers if social media has affected how they behave in public. Jaigris Hodson, a professor and Canada Research Chair in Digital Communication for the Public Interest at Royal Roads University, joins the show.

B.C. Premier David Eby has confirmed three miners are trapped underground at the Red Chris mine. We break down what we know so far.

Heavy metal legend and Black Sabbath frontman Ozzy Osbourne has died at age 76. CBC's Lisa Christiansen, a heavy metal fan, joins the show as we ask viewers what they make of the heavy metal pioneer's legacy.

Vancouver city council will consider extending liquor serving hours to as late as 3 a.m. Joshua Davidson, director of operations at Downtown Van, joins the show to provide a business perspective, and Tim Naimi, director of the Canadian Institute of Substance Use Research, breaks down concerns. We ask viewers if they think later liquor hours should be implemented in their community.