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Dr Jules Older joins us on IT, former Otago University psychologist, magazine editor, author, app creator, youtube videoblogger; currently living in San Francisco.

Dr Jules Older joins us on IT, former Otago University psychologist, magazine editor, author, app creator, youtube videoblogger; currently living in San Francisco.

Dr Cornel de Ronde, winner of the Media Communication Prize, talks to Chris Laidlaw about the prize and his work as a marine geologist studying submarine volcanoes. Audio

Dr Howard Harper. 'From Kabul with Love: Letters from a 21st Century Pioneer' - compiled by Howard Harper's daughter Faith Goldberg. Audio

Just retired as the Director of Policy and Programme Studies within the US Department of Education. He was responsible for independently evaluating the quality of the more than $50 billion spent by… Audio

Researchers in California have pinpointed individual brain cells that react to what we like, and ignore what we don't. Dr Cerf is leading the research team in their experiments and joins the… Audio

Female groups in Britain are calling on the BBC to make the next doctor a woman. Audio

Are the lay magistracy of NZ still important? Dr Harkness also discusses life as a senior student. Audio

Dr Maria Bargh discusses Maori political representation at both the local and national level. Audio

A former patient of Dr Chidozie Onovo was treated by him between March and August this year. The Canterbury District Health Board employed Dr Onovo, a convicted drug smuggler from Nigeria. He was last… Audio

Dr Pollard discusses Darwin and the Space Chimps. Audio

Phil Parker from Auckland has chosen the Dr Who Theme. Audio

Transforming education systems to better meet the needs of the 21st century and how New Zealand can assist with this process at a global scale. Audio

The peer review process and the NIWA court case, and the evolution of the penis. Audio

Michael S Fenster, MD is a board-certified interventional cardiologist from Tampa, Florida. A former Assistant Professor of Medicine, he's presented and written widely on his topic, his research… Audio

Dr Russ Harris is the author of The Happiness Trap: Stop Struggling Start Living. Starting off as a GP with a growing interest in mindfulness, Russ Harris has gone on to become an expert in the field… Audio

Dr. Niven is a Royal Society University Research Fellow, in the Department of Zoology, University of Cambridge, UK. In addition, he is also a member of the Laboratory of Evolutionary Neuroscience in… Audio

Can energy be the main driver for New Zealand's economic growth? Audio

Dr. Erik Verlinde from the Institute for Theoretical Physics, Amsterdam, on the origin of gravity and the laws of Newton. Audio

Topics include severe depression and questions have been raised over Christchurch's lady mayoress, Jo Nicholls-Parker's, role in council business. Audio

Topics include euthanasia and the motorway exploits of a Canadian long-boarder. Audio

The state of work in New Zealand. Audio

Dr Semisi Ma'ia'i is a retired GP who has spent 40 years painstakingly compiling a Samoan dictionary - the first Samoan to do that. He tells us why he's so passionate about keeping his native tongue… Audio

Dr Ian Hall is a senior lecturer in International Relations at Griffith University Brisbane. He's emminently qualified to talk about international affairs and in particular whether India matters or… Audio

Sociologist and Director of New Zealand's Smokefree Coalition Dr Prudence Stone discusses how she feels Karl Marx influenced sociology. Audio