Join Dan Morrice, Ross Vardy and Louise Glenn as they travel to Chile to meet the 33 miners of San José, who hold the Guinness World Record for the longest time surviving underground. After their extraordinary rescue, Dan was left wondering whether they were just very lucky, or whether there is more to this serendipitous event than meets the eye. The miners reveal the remarkable events that kept them alive, prompting bigger questions about faith, hope and brotherhood in the depths of the earth.

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Thanks to José Henríquez, Omar Reygadas, Carlos Barrio, Alex Vega, Marta Contreras and Alf Cooper for their interviews on location in Chile, and to Alf Cooper for sharing his interview with Former President, Sebastián Piñera.

Thanks to Anne-Marie Firmin for the soundtrack, check out https://annemariefirmin.com/