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  • The Panel with Julia Hartley Moore and David Slack (Part 2)

    Audio 19 Jun 2018

    New research reports we waste more time when we have deadliens or appointments. The study seems to find the answer to "where did the time go?" Between five and 15 minutes seems to vanish from people's… Audio

  • The Panel with Chris Gallavin and Jennie Moreton (Part 2)

    Audio 18 Jun 2018

    A new study has found meditation actually lowers levels of motivation, contrary to the previously held belief that mindfulness is a benefit to the workplace. Those who meditated were less likely to… Audio

  • The Panel with Leonie Freeman and Michael Moynihan (Part 2)

    Audio 15 Jun 2018

    Alice Brock's food at the real life Alice's Restaurant was very hippy and healthy. And if you are too young to know about the story it's well worth a google. What our panellist Leonie Freeman and… Audio

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

    Audio 14 Jun 2018

    Men are more likely to shop online generally; 51 percent of online shoppers are blokes. What our panellist Michelle Boag and Mike Williams want to talk about today. "Like a dog barking at passing… Audio

  • The Panel with Diane Robertson and Andrew Frame (Part 2)

    Audio 13 Jun 2018

    A Norwegian study of more than 730,000 standardised test results in men has found noticeable IQ decline since 1975. What our panellist Diane Robertson and Andrew Frame want to talk about today. It was… Audio

  • The Panel with Miriama Aoake and Neil Miller (Part 2)

    Audio 12 Jun 2018

    The Chinese city of X'ian has introduced a special pedestrian lane exclusively for slow-walking smartphone users. What our panellist Miriama Aoake and Neil Miller want to talk about today. We reported… Audio

  • The Panel with Lizzie Marvelly and Peter Dunne (Part 2)

    Audio 11 Jun 2018

    New Zealand-based water bottlers are using lovely landscapes on their labels to make buyers imagine pristineness, sacred springs, mile-deep aquifers. What the Panelists Lizzie Marvelly and Peter Dunne… Audio

  • The Panel with Janet Wilson and James Nokise (Part 2)

    Audio 8 Jun 2018

    Argentina comes from "land beside the silvery river", Venezuela means "little Venice", Brazil means red like an ember, Spain comes from land of many rabbits.The Credit Card Compare site in Australia… Audio

  • The Panel with Mihingarangi Forbes and Gary McCormick (Part 2)

    Audio 7 Jun 2018

    The Earth's rotation is very subtly slowing down so our days are getting ever so slightly longer. Do you like the idea of having more daylight to cram more things into your day? What the Panelists… Audio

  • The Panel with Ali Jones and Tim Watkin (Part 2)

    Audio 6 Jun 2018

    What if Robert Kennedy had lived his life instead of being murdered? Would he have made much of a difference to American society? What the Panelists Ali Jones and Tim Watkin want to talk about. The… Audio

  • The Panel with Victoria Stewart and John Barnett (Part 2)

    Audio 5 Jun 2018

    The latest theory on how much exercise we need to keep the grey matter in tip-top shape seems pretty flexible - 52 hours over six months, boiling down to two hours a week of whatever you like. What… Audio

  • The Panel with Peter McKenzie and Verity Johnson (Part 2)

    Audio 1 Jun 2018

    On International Children's Day we look at some of the issues facing children around the world, including research that has found more than half of all children worldwide are affected by conflict… Audio

  • 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

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