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12:55 PM.The Swedish man who's turning an old Jumbo jet into a hotel. Audio

12:15 PM.How to get rid of those old computers and screens sitting around at home. Audio

1:45 PM.The vegetable the Dutch turned orange and which almost certainly led to the fall of Troy (maybe). Audio

1:15 PM.David Veart's been studying 150 years of the country's recipes and cookbooks. So what can they tell us about our changing ways? Audio

12:40 PM.We play around with Chrome, Google's new internet browser, and TelstraClear's move into the mobile phone market. Audio

12:15 PM.We're at a re-corking clinic checking out if vintage reds have turned to vinegar. Audio

1:55 PM.The Spanish government's pulling out all the stops to reduce energy use. Audio

1:30 PM.Keith Newman's written the definitive history of the internet in New Zealand. Audio

1:15 PM.We meet a canine behaviour specialist and a few mischievous mutts. Audio

12:35 PM.Using mobile phone signals to show you where's busy and where's not. Plus technology news with Bill Thompson. Audio

12:15 PM.Dr Paul Bosland's the director of New Mexico State University's Chile Pepper Institute. Audio

1:45 PM.The drawing toy invented by a French mechanic that's been called the world's first laptop. Audio

1:30 PM.Why Olympic gold medals in Beijing are worth three times what they were in Athens. Audio

1:15 PM.Peter Griffin on Google's new operating system, new iPhone pricing, and the launch of the latest on-line game, SPORE. Audio

12:50 PM.How to get energy out of hot asphalt pavements and car parking spaces. Audio

12:30 PM.Tape mould could be growing on your prized family videos. So what can you do about it? Audio

12:15 PM.The Japanese are drinking less sake and tuna fish are getting acupuncture to make them taste better. Audio

1:50 PM.The emblem of Welshness that warriors used to wear into battle. Audio

1:35 PM.Technology correspondent Bill Thompson on that scourge of the modern age- the computer password! Audio

1:15 PM.On the rounds with a professional scissor sharpener. Audio

12:50 PM.Nowadays champagne's a treat but for a long time bubbly wine was a no-no. Audio

12:40 PM.New research shows that running regularly halves your chances of dying prematurely. Audio

12:30 PM.The amphetamine-like stimulant's a big part of Yemeni social life. Audio

12:15 PM.The miracle fruit's the psychedelic for the taste buds that turns sour things sweet. Audio

1:50 PM.Nicholas Hobbes answers some Olympics-related sporting conundrums. Like can one swimming pool really be quicker than any other? Audio