The owners of an ostrich farm in Edgewood, B.C. say the fight isn't over after they lost their final bid to prevent a cull order of their birds. Talk show host and U.S. Centre for Medicare administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz spoke about his support for the farm owners in a news conference Monday. Dr. Scott Weese, an infectious diseases veterinarian at the University of Guelph, joins the show.

The World Health Organization and the World Meteorological Organization say "urgent action" is needed to protect workers from heat stress in a warming world. As B.C. continues to navigate more extreme heat in the coming days, advocates are raising awareness about working conditions in hot weather. Dr. Melissa Lem, a family physician and president of the Canadian Association of Physicians for the Environment, joins the show to discuss heat stress and how to best protect workers.

Master gardener Brian Minter joins Dan Burritt to take your gardening questions

B.C. Jobs minister Ravi Kahlon and Langley Chamber of Commerce CEO Cory Redekop talk Dan Burritt with reaction to the news of the Canadian government dropping retaliatory tariffs that are CUSMA compliant.

Former Vancouver Canucks owner and Vancouver 2010 Olympics bid chair Arthur Griffiths joins guest host Dan Burritt to talk about the concerns Downtown Eastside advocates have with the World Cup planning, which they say could displace people living in the area

Guest host Dan Burritt talks to Taelyr Keeley from Breakfast Clubs Canada about a new fundraiser launched to help feed more kids in schools

Volunteer B.C. executive director Subrina Monteith joins guest host Dan Burritt to talk about whether or not Canada should have mandatory public service. The Angus Reid Institute released results from a survey saying Canadians support mandatory public service for people under 30 years-old.

Author Stephen Hui joins guest host Dan Burritt to talk about his favourite B.C. hikes and how people can stay safe heading into the backcountry.

Dan Burritt talks to Oliver Cole and Jordan Niles from Ronin Rescue about travelling the world competing in rescue competitions, training search and rescue volunteers and first responders.

Guest host Dan Burritt speaks to CBC reporter Johna Baylon from YVR about what passengers, the airport authority is saying as the Air Canada contract dispute ends with flight attendants. Dan also talks to labour journalist Rod Mickleburgh about what government intervention and this new deal means for future labour disputes.