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Swansea University Archaeologist Dr David Gill on an archaeology crusade to return relics back to their country of origin. Audio

He's renowned as the US tobacco industry whistle blower that inspired the movie The Insider. As an industry employee, he was tasked with developing a 'safer' cigarette but turned to becoming a… Audio

We talk to reproductive specialist Dr Andrew Murray about topics relevant to Mens Health Week. Audio

He talks about whale sharks and his work with the Megafauna Foundation. Audio

Dr Katherine Bowden, Member of the NZ Order of Merit for MNZOM, pioneer of the family planning movement. Dr Katherine Bowden started a family planning clinic in Whangarei, half a century ago, and… Audio

Elizabeth O'Connor reviews a new dramatic interpretation of one of the great literary and legendary characters. Audio

2010 Fulbright US Senior Scholar Dr Thomas Preston from Washington State University talks to Chris Whitta about the growing threat of biological weapons in the hands of terrorists. Audio

Former Childrens Commissioner, Dr Ian Hassall has spent a lifetime tending to the needs of our children. He has just won a UN award for child rights advocacy and he spoke with Chris Whitta. Audio

Responds to the 2010 Budget speech. Audio

Psychologist Dr Linda Papadopolous discusses some of the radical recommendations she's made to the British government on how to limit the pervasiveness of sexual imagery. Audio

Dr Jon Johansson has been in the United States on a Fulbright scholarship, studying the the challenges facing President Obama's leadership - from health care to the Tea Party. Audio

Dr Taylor Reynolds is an OECD economist who specialises in telecommunication and broadcast markets. His recent research has focused on broadband, government investment, emerging wireless technologies… Audio

Former Clinical director of the Mason Clinic, which treats offenders with psychiatric problems, since 1991. The clinic was created in response to a Government inquiry into the care of mentally ill… Audio

Singer and pianist who has been a key figure in New Orleans rhythm and blues since the 1950s. His most recent album, City that Care Forgot, deals with various aspects of post-Katrina New Orleans, and… Audio

Why crude oil residue still remains on the beaches of Prince William Sound more than 20 years after the Exxon Valdez spill. Audio

Dr Thanh Nguyen, a former Auckland PhD student, picked himself up out of poverty in 1960s Vietnam through education, and came to NZ to study engineering. On the fall of Saigon to Communists he went… Audio

The second most senior Anglican leader in the Church of England, and its first black archbishop. He is visiting New Zealand for the consecration of a cathedral in New Plymouth. Audio

Physicist with Industrial Research Ltd and Deputy Director at the MacDiarmid Institute for Advanced Materials and Nanotechnology, Shaun talks with Bryan about the advances in interactions between… Audio

Oscar the cat can predict when people are close to death. Audio

The medicalisation of sexuality. Audio

International expert in forensic DNA profiling, who chairs the International Society Of Forensic Genetics DNA Commission. Audio

Auckland City hospital paediatrician Simon Rowley on the health issues facing New Zealand children - and answers some common concerns parents have about their children's health. Audio

Mark Derby nominates Dr Doug Jolly, who served during the Spanish Civil War and was an influential figure in the field of military medical practice. Audio

Felicia Edgecombe has nominated a man who's had a great influence one many young Kiwis through the New Zealand Youth Choir. Dr Guy Jansen has worked in music education and been the inspiration of many… Audio