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  • The Panel with Catherine Robertson and James Elliott (Part 2)

    Audio 19 Nov 2018

    Jim and the Panelists ruminate on the life lessons we can learn from squirrels. What the Panelists Catherine Robertson and James Elliott want to talk about. It's International Men's Day. The day is… Audio

  • The Panel with Heather Roy and James Nokise (Part 2)

    Audio 16 Nov 2018

    A study has found 62 percent of people listen to music while falling asleep and Ed Sheeran's love songs about doing drugs and sleeping with prostitutes are a favourite. More than 500 artists were… Audio

  • The Panel with Mark Knoff-Thomas and Jo McCarroll (Part 2)

    Audio 15 Nov 2018

    A new survey reported in The Guardian looks at the bizarre questions people ask the internet. From 'Am I good in bed?' to 'Do people like me?' and 'What is the menaing of life?' many of the questions… Audio

  • The Panel with Michelle Boag and Mike Williams (Part 2)

    Audio 14 Nov 2018

    A University of Cambridge study on the differences between the sexes has found women have more empathy while men are more likely to view the world logically. The study seems to reinforce stereotypes… Audio

  • The Panel with Nicky Bezzant and Chris Clarke (Part 2)

    Audio 13 Nov 2018

    It's World Kindness Day, an international observance, quite big in Australia, though not so much here. What the Panelists Nicky Bezzant and Chris Clarke want to talk about. Melbourne police have… Audio

  • The Panel with Julia Hartley Moore and Guy Williams (Part 2)

    Audio 12 Nov 2018

    The Beatles White Album has been remixed with new technology. Over the years many great albums have been remastered and released, making the musicians a lot of money. We ask the panelists what they… Audio

  • The Panel with Michael Moynihan and Kathryn Burnett (Part 2)

    Audio 9 Nov 2018

    Most "great" historical thinkers would fall foul of contemporary sensibilities around race and gender ... is it naive to condemn them for being products of their time? What the Panelists Michael… Audio

  • The Panel with Bernard Hickey and Penny Ashton (Part 2)

    Audio 8 Nov 2018

    Chinese authorities are going to extraordinary measures to keep an eye on their many civilians. Among them, "gait recognition" - wherein software uses people's body shapes and how they walk to… Audio

  • The Panel with Paula Penfold and Anton Matthews (Part 2)

    Audio 7 Nov 2018

    China is set to overtake France as the world's number one tourist destination yb 2030, according to a global research company. What the Panelists Paula Penfold and Anton Matthews want to talk about… Audio

  • The Panel with Moira Lawler and Chris Wikaira (Part 2)

    Audio 6 Nov 2018

    The Melbourne Cup kicks off in half an hour, amid unseasonal, torrential rain in Australia's second-largest city. What the Panelists Moira Lawler and Chris Wikaira want to talk about. Voters in the… Audio

  • The Panel with Catherine Robertson and Alan McElroy (Part 2)

    Audio 5 Nov 2018

    Australian airline Qantas is coming under public pressure to emulate its competitor Virgin in giving war veterans preferential boarding rights and reading acknowledgments of their service in-flight… Audio

  • The Panel with Mai Chen and Andrew Frame (Part 2)

    Audio 2 Nov 2018

    A heartwarming story for a Friday about a man who runs an elephant sanctuary in Thailand and plays music to tame the savage beast. Or in this case sooth sick and traumatised elephants. Paul Barton… Audio

  • The Panel with Susan Hornsby-Geluk and Mike Rehu (Part 2)

    Audio 1 Nov 2018

    Forty per cent of degrees will soon be obsolete and will merely be markers of achievement and study. Traditional under- and post-graduate degrees will disappear within a decade. More than half of… Audio

  • The Panel with Peter Dunne and Alexia Russell (Part 2)

    Audio 31 Oct 2018

    Sugar highs on all Hallows Eve. Maybe Mexicans have it right with their Day of the Dead. What the Panelists Peter Dunne and Alexia Russell want to talk about. The ANZ bank has made a $2bn profit from… Audio

  • The Panel with Raybon Kan and Dellwyn Stuart (Part 2)

    Audio 30 Oct 2018

    The advantage of being average is that you blend in. A regular person who drives a regular car and lives in a regular house will also be under less scrutiny by others. Regular people follow rules and… Audio

  • The Panel with Matt Nippert and Amy Carter (Part 2)

    Audio 29 Oct 2018

    Researchers have managed to come up with nine categories of humour which is apparently very helpful if you're looking for a partner. People fall into one (or maybe a couple) of these: physical… Audio

  • The Panel with Selwyn Manning and Cas Carter (Part 2)

    Audio 26 Oct 2018

    Thousands of people in Sweden have inserted microchips into their hands. The chips are meant to make their lives more convenient by allowing quicker and easier access to their homes, offices and gyms… Audio

  • The Panel with Rebekah White and Damian Chistie (Part 2)

    Audio 25 Oct 2018

    A near-record lottery has been won in the US state of South Carolina. The US$1.537 billion jackpot winner has claimed the prize but has not come forward. Meanwhile in China, young rich people have… Audio

  • The Panel with Martin Cocker and Victoria Stewart (Part 2)

    Audio 24 Oct 2018

    The first life on Earth may have been purple, a new research paper suggests. The paper in the International Journal of Astrobiology argues that before green plants took energy from the sun, tiny… Audio

  • The Panel with Ruth Money and Chris Gallavin (Part 2)

    Audio 23 Oct 2018

    A Slate columnist has written a piece about meditation and how it can be beneficial even when not done perfectly. She makes the point that many people don't even begin to try in fear they won't be… Audio

  • The Panel with Jock Anderson and Nicky Pellegrino (Part 2)

    Audio 19 Oct 2018

    "Nebraska. Honestly, it's not for everyone." A refreshingly honest regional slogan. But really, why bother? What the Panelists Jock Anderson and Nicky Pellegrino want to talk about. The results of a… Audio

  • The Panel with Lavina Good and Stephen Franks (Part 2)

    Audio 18 Oct 2018

    A Nobel Prize-winning professor is being honoured by the University of Missouri with a special designated space for him in a bike rack on campus. It'll be a standard bike rack but there'll be a sign… Audio

  • The Panel with Ella Henry and Peter Elliott (Part 2)

    Audio 17 Oct 2018

    The man who paved the way for our laptops and smartphones has died. Paul Allen spearheaded the operating system for IMBs first personal computer in 1980. And put Microsoft on the map. What the… Audio

  • The Panel with Gary McCormick and Catherine Robertson (Part 2)

    Audio 16 Oct 2018

    British GPs may soon be writing prescriptions for cooking classes, art classes and ballroom dancing. It's all in a bid to combat social isolation. What the Panelists Gary McCormick and Catherine… Audio

  • The Panel with Michael Moynahan and Jennie Moreton (Part 2)

    Audio 15 Oct 2018

    A big new study at the Australian National University reported by the Pacific Standard magazine has discovered that people who grow up in book-filled homes have higher reading, maths, and technology… Audio

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