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All Whites captain Ryan Nelsen and vice-captain Tim Brown. Audio

New All Black winger Zac Guildford and his mother Deborah talk about what has been a momentous year for the family. Audio

She's as well known for her political activism as for her varied screen roles, actress Susan Sarandon is in Wellington for the premiere of Peter Jackson's The Lovely Bones. Audio

The small town Kiwi boy who became a legend in American football in the 80s and is now a key figure in US missile defence. Audio

Otago University's first ever professor of Scottish Studies. Writer Liam McIlvanney emigrated from Scotland to Dunedin to take up the jobÂ-he gives us his impressions of the Edinburgh of the South… Audio

Chopper Read. Notorious Australian celebrity criminal Mark"Chopper"Read. From mental hospitals to the infamous Pentridge H division, Chopper's life has been filled with violence. He's been convicted… Audio

Andrew Davenport is creator of Tellytubbies and In The Night Garden. Audio

Meg Munn, former Foreign Office Minister and Minister for Women and Equality in the UK. Prime Minister Gordon Brown sacked this former social worker, described as an arch Blairite loyalist, and this… Audio

Wendy Lee and Ema Lyon, business owners of D.Vice, New Zealand's largest sex toy manufacturer and retailer. Ema and Wendy started the business in the 1990s. They were taught how to mould silicon for… Audio

Dr Lynn Rogers has spent more than 40 years studying black bears in North America. Finding that they don't like honey and aren't aggressive. His work was the subject of a recent BBC documentary Audio

Swiss aeronautical pioneer and adventurer. Designed the solarimpulse and plans to take off and fly around the world in an aircraft powered only by sunlight. Audio

Jason Alexander spent 9 years playing the self-absorbed, neurotic, hapless schlep, George Constanza, in the award winning comedy Seinfeld. Audio

Alan Whitworth is employed by English Heritage in the UK. He spent 15 years on the first major project to record entire visible sections of Hadrian's Wall. Audio

Can inter-faith dialogue lead to peace in the Middle East? Audio

John Barnett, TV and film producer and owner of South Pacific Pictures. He is behind homegrown TV shows Shortland Street and Outrageous Fortune, and four of the top six highest grossing New Zealand… Audio

Peter Beck is an award-winning scientist and engineer, with his most recent achievement being the Cooper Medal, which is presented by the Royal Society bi-annually to those deemed to have published… Audio

They talk about their experiences, the role of their comedic art in their lives, and why Chris is speaking out now about a condition he's been living with since his teens. Audio

Central Otago artist, enthusiast and defender. Author of Promised Land - from Dunedin to the Dunstan goldfields. Audio

Colin McColl has worked for more than three decades in the industry, first at Wellington's Downstage and now as the artistic director of the Auckland Theatre Company. Audio

Ben Bradlee is one of the most influential newspapermen of the modern age. Audio

The Yes Men - otherwise known as Andy Bichlbaum and Mike Bonanno, are mischevious political pranksters out to expose the dark side of big business. Audio

Misha Glenny, undercover journalist specialising in Southeastern Europe. His latest book, McMafia: Crime without frontiers, explores the globalisation of organised crime. Audio

Members of The Chaser, the notorious Australian satricial comedy group. Audio

Susan Linn is a co-founder of the US national coalition Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood, which has taken on Disney and McDonalds over their marketing to children. Disney recently offered… Audio

Poet, essayist, biographer, editor, angler, cyclist, environmentalist and good keen Otago man. Audio