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Dr Evelin Lindner is a specialist on humiliation studies and believes that the corrosive effect of humiliation is the cause of much of humanity's troubles. Audio

Johan Morreau has been working as a paediatrician in Rotorua for 27 years, he gave expert evidence at the inquest into Nia Glassie's death. Audio

"A Rural Affair" by Catherine Allott and "The Circus Of Ghosts" by Barbara Ewing. Audio

A psychologist from the university of Amsterdam talks about his soon to be published research into human behaviour. Audio

Director of the KBB Music festival taking in place in Auckland from 15-19 August. Audio

Nauru's current ambassador to Taiwan, Dr Ludwig Keke, served as Parliament's Speaker and Deputy Speaker, and was an associate of President deRoburt. He was interviewed by Michael Powles in 2011. Audio

Lynda Chanwai-Earle meets an eminent agricultural scientist in Wellington. His work has had a far reaching effects on agriculture here and abroad. Originally from Pakistan, Dr Hanif Quazi reflects on… Audio

Dr Curtin, from the University of Auckland, joins the programme to chronicle the history of women's rugby in New Zealand. Audio

Featuring "The Vanishing Act" by Mette Jakobsen and "Passion" by Lauren Kate. Audio

Dr Deirdre Barrett, assistant clinical professor of psychology at Harvard Medical School and author of The Committee of Sleep: How Artists, Scientists and Athletes Use Dreams for Creative… Audio

Dr. Tracey McIntosh from the University of Auckland defining noramative and deviant behaviour. Audio

The American inventor of synthetic cannabis that is for sale in dairies here as the product Kronic, is warning users to stop immediately or risk serious psychological problems. Audio

The emperor penguin dubbed Happy Feet that arrived on the Kapiti Coast a week ago is recovering after a two hour operation at Wellington Zoo this morning. The penguin survived two attempts at the… Audio

The Amateur Science of Love by Craig Sherborne and The Book of Lies by Mary Horlock. Audio

Biologist and conservationist who, with his wife Anne Saunders, owns two lodges on the West Coast (Lake Moeraki and Arthurs Pass) where guests do more than just look at the scenery - they actively… Audio

University of Otago historian on Maori-European intermarriage.. Audio

Tarek Basley visited one of New Zealand's most prestigious art collections - in Gore, Southland. Audio

Responds to the 2011 budget speech. Audio

Responds to the 2011 budget speech. Audio

Dr Cushla McKinney reviews 'The Book of Rachael' by Leslie Cannold and 'The Strange Fate of Kitty Easton' by Elizabeth Speller. Audio

'The Sneetches' is one of Dr Seuss's most under-rated stories. It is the tale of the yellow, vaguely bird-like creatures - some of which have stars on their bellies. The Sneetches are making an… Audio

Dr Williams is a consultant based in Britain, and has now written a paper on the implications of the British experience of how connectivity to ultra-fast broadband transforms communities. Audio

Brigadier (Retired) Dr Brian McMahon, CBE KStJ KCLJ, is the Anzac of the Year 2011. Audio

Dr Cushla McKinney reviews Archangel's Consort by Nalini Singh. Audio

Leader of the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra's Otara-based educational outreach programme using Venezuela's 'Il Sistema' model. Audio