Sunday Morning

8:10  Sleep expert: Professor Russell Foster 

Do you suffer from nightmares or night terrors? Professor Russell Foster is director of the Sleep and Circadian Neuroscience Institute at the University of Oxford and he’s with Jim to answer your questions about bad dreams and poor sleep. 

8:35 The Sunday Morning Quiz 

Quiz master Jack Waley-Cohen is back with his Sunday Morning quiz.  

Jack is the mind behind the questions on BBC's infamous quiz show Only Connect, known for being both hard — and at the same time totally obvious.     

Wake up your brain and have a go!  

8:40 Report into Air India crash focuses on pilot's actions 

A preliminary report into what caused the fatal crash of an Air India passenger plane last month has found the fuel control switches were flipped from the run position to cutoff shortly after takeoff, starving the engines of fuel and triggering total power loss. But the report has been criticised for its lack of detail. 

Shawn Pruchnicki is a former airline pilot who's now a professor of aviation safety at Ohio State University. He joins Jim to discuss the evidence so far. 

9:10 Mediawatch 

Campaigns targeting politicians via the media are getting more intense - and politicians getting more multimedia with their own messages for the press. But are they really working? 

9:40 Suddenly feeling older? That sounds about right... 

Evidence is mounting that we age in bursts rather than gradually. New Scientist writer Graham Lawton joins Jim to discuss the times in our life when ageing is most apparent. 

10:10 An exceptional polo horse, her many clones, and a business betrayal 

The polo world has been rocked by a scandal involving an Argentinian polo legend, his favourite horse, her clones, and a business partner who, as it turned out, spotted the opportunity to make a bit on the side. Journalist Matt Reynolds joins Jim to explain how the story unfolded.  

10:40 How to spot and avoid 'ghost store' scams online

Netsafe’s chief online safety officer Sean Lyons is back with Jim to discuss the recent rise of online “ghost stores” and how you can make sure you are shopping from a legitimate retailer.

11:10 Sophia Malthus: Best Song Eva  

Video series This is Wheel Life is about to hit the screens for its second season. The show documents life’s joys and challenges for Sophia Malthus who, at 19, became a quadriplegic after falling from a horse. The now-qualified lawyer joins Jim to talk about the new series and pick her Best Song Eva. 

11:30 How ‘woke’ is the new Superman?  

There’s been criticism the new Superman movie has liberal themes. Film critic Sarah McMullan joins Jim to discuss what’s new with the new Superman. 

11:45 Which occupations do we trust most? 

Recent research has shown a dip in the public’s confidence in some institutions. Emanuel Kalafatelis from Research New Zealand is with Jim to discuss the findings.