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Buck takes us on a tour through the years of some of the best burgers metro Atlanta has to offer.

Go behind the scenes with Paul Milliken as he explores new places, people, and things to do.

Chef Deborah Vantrece stops by to share her journey from flight attendant to award winning celebrity chef. Her story comes full circle when she reveals to Portia she curated menus for airport lounges, and the Grammys. You know we couldn?t have a chef on the show without preparing a delicious meal. Chef Deborah fuses flavors from different cultures creating a five-spice salmon with southern vegetable vermicelli topped with miso broth.

Biscuit Banjo has been at Lifeline's Animal Shelter for 43 days and is looking for someone who loves a lot of cuddles.

Scientists in Japan are creating a new way to make robotic faces ''smile'' by using living skin.

After 28 years, the long-awaited follow-up to the classic 1996 blockbuster 'Twister' finally hits theaters. Stars Daisy Edgar-Jones and Glen Powell sat down with Paul Milliken to talk meteorology, movie-making, and merch.

In 1949, Big John Livaditis opened the first Zesto in Atlanta on Peachtree Road. The rest is history. Jimbo Livaditis and Vernetia McCoy, the manager of Zesto's East Atlanta location, joined Buck Lanford for a live Burgers with Buck in the Good Day kitchen.

You?ll see plenty of cowboy hats and horses in the critically-acclaimed new drama ''National Anthem,'' but first-time director Luke Gilford says the film both embraces and challenges conventions of the classic Western.

Jameliah Gooden is a pastor and author of ''The Death of The Angry Black Woman.'' She is on a mission to shatter the stereotypes about Black women and help people better the real emotions at work. Actress and schoolteacher Tresure Price gives Portia her take on the misconceptions associated with Black women and explains why being strong doesn?t always mean being angry.