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9:16 PM.'Emotional intelligence' was the fad of the day in the mid-1990s, but now this psychological measure has been better scientifically refined and is being applied within people's daily lives. Dr Carolyn… Read more Audio

8:59 PM.Clue 1. Audio

8:40 PM.Feminist blogger Deborah Russell on why we still need feminism. Audio

7:12 PM.Goals from behind the net with British sports journalist Richard Fleming. Retiring Kiwi soccer player Ryan Nelsen has played his last game in England; and Interpol has just reported that hundreds of… Read more Audio

8:55 PM.This week's answer. Audio

8:10 PM.Impromptu thoughts, perspectives and opinions on either the little or big things of life. Tonight's guest is Marc Taddei, conductor of Orchestra Wellington. Audio

9:59 PM.Clue 6. Audio

8:59 PM.Clue 5. Audio

8:42 PM.Plant ecologist Bec Stanley from Auckland Botanic Gardens on the chlorophyll-filled bio-mass that photosynthesises around us. As New Zealand has no native browsing mammals (our only mammals being… Read more Audio

7:14 PM.How and why the hands (and feet?) of humans have evolved to get wrinkly if left wet in order to increase grip - with Tom Smulders from the Centre for Behaviour and Evolution at Newcastle University. Audio

9:59 PM.Clue 4. Audio

8:59 PM.Clue 3. Audio

8:42 PM.Managing editor of The Monitor newspaper Daniel Kalinaki on Uganda and other nations in Southern Africa. An African in America. Audio

7:14 PM.Director Laurel Devenie on the journey of Northland's Youth Theatre to present Homer's epic, The Odyssey, which debuts this week. Audio

9:59 PM.Clune number two. Audio

9:10 PM.Head of Legal & General's longevity risk team, Joseph Lu discusses the recently released UK Life Expectancy Report, which is now showing that men, particularly at a higher socio-economic level, are… Read more Audio

8:59 PM.Clue number one. Audio

8:40 PM.Left-leaning political historian, Prof Brian Roper from University of Otago deconstructs public policies from around the globe. Audio

7:15 PM.Watching the action from the stands in Singapore, it's Bangkok-based sports correspondent James Goyder. Audio

8:10 PM.Impromptu thoughts, perspectives and opinions on either the little or big things of life - tonight's guest is Richard Pamatatau. Audio

9:59 PM.Clue number six. Audio

8:59 PM.Clue number five. Audio

8:40 PM.Molecular biophysicist Prof David Parry from Massey University and his long-held fascination with fibrous proteins... how flies and geckos can walk up walls and hang on upside down on the ceiling. Audio

7:10 PM.It's been given the go-ahead, but what are the challenges facing the development and construction of the Square Kilometre Array (SKA telescope) being built over South Africa, Australia and New Zealand… Read more Audio

9:59 PM.Clue 6. Audio