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As son of the Yorkshire Ripper's first victim, how did Richard overcome his demons to become a successful motivational speaker? Audio

Three decades in the making, Christchurch inventor Glenn Martin has developed the Jetpack - a personal flying machine. Audio

Daniel Everett moved his family to the Brazillian jungle to live with a remote tribe, the Pirahas. Audio

One of the best known and widely noted architects of the past 50 years. Audio

Former scientologist who has exposed the inner workings of the controversial religion that some call a cult. Audio

A New Zealand artist with an exhibition currently being held at Te Papa museum. Audio

Elizabeth Jane Howard is the author of twelve highly acclaimed novels including The Cazalet Chronicles. Audio

Academy Award winning cult film producer and author. Audio

World renowned author and journalist, three-time Pulitzer Prize winner, also a high profile NY Times correspondent. Audio

Alex Monteith is a new media artist and academic. Audio

Samon composer and conductor. Audio

Spent 28 years as one of 10 women married to a fundamentalist Mormon polygamist. Audio

Imprisoned and tortured in Pinochet's Chile, Jorge escaped to NZ and is now a leading cycling and sports promoter. Audio

Winner of Commonwealth Writers' Prize for novel about one woman's journey from abduction in Africa to slavery in America. Audio

Best-selling, award winning writer. Audio

BBC Producer, he's best known as the producer of Absolutely Fabulous, French and Saunders and The Vicar Of Dibley. Audio

Jane Hunter is owner, viticulturist and managing director of Marlborough's Hunter's Wines. Audio

Singer, entertainer and vocal coach from the Chicks to the Ladykillers to NZ Idol and beyond. www.suzannelynch.co.nz Audio

Seth Glickenhaus is a 94 year old stock broker with Glickenhaus and Co on Fifth Avenue, New York. Audio

Father Eugene is part of a trio of singing priests which has just signed a huge recording deal with Sony. Audio

Economist and director, The Earth Institute at Columbia University and author of Common Wealth - Economics for a Crowded Planet. Audio

Mick Hopkinson has kayaked the most dangerous rivers in the world, from the Blue Nile to Dudh Khosi river in the Himalayas. Audio

LA - based singer who, as a child was the centre of a high-profile custody battle that saw her brought to NZ. Audio

Along with Dr James McGaugh. Instant memory recall. Audio

Gus Speth, veteran of the American Environmental Movement, is credited with helping shape US environmental policy. Audio