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  • The Panel with Clare Delore and Selwyn Manning (Part 2)

    Audio 31 May 2018

    An article from The Atlantic challenges the idea that TV peaked years ago before the internet, according to figures television viewing, in AMerica at least, didn't peak until 2009-2010, and growth… Audio

  • The Panel with Chris Wikaira and Jo McCarroll (Part 2)

    Audio 30 May 2018

    Doctors are warning they are seeing people addicted to bitcoin, as the cryptocurrency becomes more popular. The issue is being compared to high-stakes gambling that can totally consume those who play… Audio

  • The Panel with Heather Roy and Damian Christie (Part 2)

    Audio 29 May 2018

    Advertising is butchering the English language. The mangling of correct grammar in baffling slogans is known as 'language DJing' in the industry. The panelists debate why companies choose to market… Audio

  • The Panel with Mike Rehu and Sally Wenley (Part 2)

    Audio 28 May 2018

    The new Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle, has had a Coat of Arms designed for her, with nods to her Californian upbriging. It's being called an effort to connect to millennials anf encourage them to… Audio

  • The Panel with Paula Penfold and Duane Major (Part 2)

    Audio 25 May 2018

    Another day, another prediction about future jobs. An expert from Australia says stockbrokers, chechout operators and retail workers will all be obsolete in the future. What is going to happen those… Audio

  • The Panel with Nadine Higgins and Andrew Clay (Part 2)

    Audio 24 May 2018

    A new study has discovered why some people are worse at taking orders than others and it's all about how your brain works. The study found people were more control-averse due to activity in two areas… Audio

  • The Panel with Martin Cocker and Michele A'Court (Part 2)

    Audio 23 May 2018

    A new article poses that we save a huge amount of money using the search engine Google. It states we benefit financially by the time we spend googling information, and how much it would cost if we had… Audio

  • The Panel with Josie Pagani and Jonathan Krebs (Part 2)

    Audio 22 May 2018

    Spare a thought for poor stressed out journalists. According to a British neuroscientist Tara Swart they drink too much, are bad a managing emotions, aren't very good at suppressing bias, or solving… Audio

  • The Panel with Alexia Russell and Stephen Franks (Part 2)

    Audio 21 May 2018

    Classical music may just soothe the savage beast.There are stories of classical music helping to break up street fights and repelling unsavoury types from parks and train stations. Would you choose… Audio

  • The Panel with Duncan Webb and Nicola Willis (Part 2)

    Audio 18 May 2018

    A new study out of tghe Netherlands suggests exercise is only beneficial when done outside your job. Despite manual labourers being physically active all day, it may not help them, in fact it could… Audio

  • The Panel with Ella Henry and Bernard Hickey (Part 2)

    Audio 17 May 2018

    Computers have cracked what makes a great pop song. After analysing more than half a million songs, an algorithm was able to sort out which were the successful songs with an accuracy of up to 86… Audio

  • The Panel with Penny Ashton and Tim Watkin (Part 2)

    Audio 16 May 2018

    Kanye West has taken time form posting controversial tweets to retreat to Wyoming to finish his album - a move that experts say is a good one. A change of scenery can apprently spark greater… Audio

  • The Panel with Ali Jones and David Farrar (Part 2)

    Audio 15 May 2018

    Work pressure stress in the UK is hitting epidemic levels according to the latest research. What the Panelists Ali Jones and David Farrar want to talk about. So what are they doing about it? Former… Audio

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

    Audio 14 May 2018

    A Professor at the London School of Economics has a new book called "Bullshit Jobs". In it, he details how whole industries are made up of jobs thta are a waste of time. He says that it would make no… Audio

  • The Panel with Catherine Robertson and Ganesh Nana (Part 2)

    Audio 11 May 2018

    What things that are "bad" for them would the Panelists Catherine Robertson and Ganesh Nana refuse to give up even if it gave them a few more years on Earth? What the Panelists Catherine Robertson and… Audio

  • The Panel with Lisa Scott and Ian Telfer (Part 2)

    Audio 10 May 2018

    We may have what researchers call a "behavioural immune system". This kicks in when someone sneezes near you and you back off. If it's too good though it could turn you into a recluse. What the… Audio

  • The Panel with Jo McCarroll and Scott Campbell (Part 2)

    Audio 9 May 2018

    A little bit of exercise, nice healthy food and a purpose. The recipe for longevity according to a new study by the US' North Western University. What the Panelists Jo McCarroll and Scott Campbell… Audio

  • The Panel with Max Ritchie and Niki Bezzant (Part 2)

    Audio 8 May 2018

    The song says "sorry" is the hardest word but it's probably "no". What the Panelists Max Ritchie and Niki Bezzant want to talk about. The best of intentions can go awry. New Zealand fashion label… Audio

  • The Panel with Rosemary McLeod and Peter Fa'afiu (Part 2)

    Audio 7 May 2018

    Do you want a highly successful celeb telling you what you're doing right and wrong? What the Panelists Rosemary McLeod and Peter Fa'afiu want to talk about. Murray Thompson of the Department of Oral… Audio

  • The Panel with Garry Moore and Miriama Aoake (Part 2)

    Audio 4 May 2018

    The panelists debate the latest self-care trend "forest bathing". It was nothing to do with water, nudity or bathing, it's all about emmersing yourself in nature. Advocates encourage people to open… Audio

  • The Panel with Jock Anderson, and Mai Chen (Part 2)

    Audio 2 May 2018

    Another futurist has predicted what common things will be extinct, including carparks, itunes and credit cards. We asks the panelists for their thoughts on this and about a new report that Singapore… Audio

  • The Panel with Verity Johnson and Simon Pound (Part 2)

    Audio 1 May 2018

    Astrology is still going strong, especially among millennials. According to recent data, the biggets followers of astrology are between 18 and 34, despite a decrease over the years in people believing… Audio

  • The Panel with Peter Vial and Paula Penfold (Part 2)

    Audio 30 Apr 2018

    Bob Dylan's now selling a whiskey called "Heaven's Door" - has he sold out? We also look at at the increasing trend of sobreity among millenials and why low alcohol beer is becoming more popular. What… Audio

  • The Panel with Clare de Lore and Allan Blackman (Part 2)

    Audio 27 Apr 2018

    Use it or lose it is the mantra when it comes to exercising into old age. It will help keep you physically younger. What the Panelists Clare de Lore and Allan Blackman whant to talk about. Australia's… Audio

  • The Panel with Ella Henry and John Barnett (Part 2)

    Audio 26 Apr 2018

    Many insomniacs are asleep but think they're awake. And for a good night's sleep go solo. What the Panelists Ella Henry and John Barnett want to talk about. Prince Harry and his fiance Meghan Markle… Audio

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