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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

Professor of child development at the University of Minnesota has conducted a study looking into the levels of stress hormones in children in day care. Audio

The Paris based English secretary who poured out her life in a blog. She began in 2004. Audio

Charles Robert Jenkins - the American soldier who defected to North Korea and lived as a captive there for 40 years. Audio

Greening the Sahara. Audio

Five years ago, Gene Robinson became the first openly gay bishop inside the Anglican Church. Can the church reach a compromise over homosexuality? Audio

Born in England, raised in New Zealand, resident in Australia - Jim speaks to this best selling author. Audio

In conjunction with Edzard Ernst, Simon Singh has written 'Trick or Treatment' a scientific analysis of alternative medicine. Audio

Author of The Converging World. Audio

15 years after going blind as a teenager, Ryan Knighton travels the world using smells, sound and taste. Audio

Lynne speaks with Los Angeles Film Festival director, Rich Raddon. Audio

Irish Booker prize winning author will be visiting NZ for the Auckland Readers and Writers Festival. Audio

Iraqi journalist talks of life in iraq under a Saddam rule. Audio

Dr Mike Wessels is a consultant to a number of UN agencies on the most serious child protection issues of our time. Audio

Carl talks with Kathryn about the pressures we put on children to perform and the ramifications of dealing with this onus. Audio

Educator, psychologist and family doctor Leonard Sax believes boys are being shortchanged in today's school system. Audio

Founder of Remote Area Medical and former costar of the 1960's TV show Wild Kingdom. Audio

John Powell is the deputy head of the UN's World Food Programme. Audio

Retiring after 36 years in the police, Steve Rutherford has been involved in some of Auckland's biggest cases. Audio

British comedian and artist Mark Watson is on a crusade to save the planet on one year. Audio

Kathryn discovers New Zealand's oceans and forests through the eyes of this world famous marine biologist and photographer. Audio

Author of Paper Cranes, tells of being a Mother refusing to believe her son wouldn't recover from severe brain injuries. Audio

Social entrepreneur and founder of Cool Nrg. Nic Frances's book"The End of Charity"will be released in NZ on 24th April. Audio

Music impresario Geoff Sewell has in recent times had to cope with first hand experiences of autism and epilepsy. Audio

Zimbabwean woman living in Wellington. Her spiritual memoirs"Born on the Continent - Ubuntu". Audio