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The legacy of Neil Armstrong. Audio

David Haywood revisits allergies, haircuts and the margin of error Audio

David Haywood revisits allergies, haircuts and the margin of error. Audio

Why it's so easy to be a transgender fish and the male blanket-octopus. Audio

Is there more to human attraction than physical beauty and charm? Audio

The overall logic of Heatpumps vs Logburners. Audio

START is a new initiative in Palmerston North to foster collaboration between artists and scientists Audio

Before our own times, there were three great revolutions in scientific thought: the Copernican Revolution (c 1550 - 1650), the Chemical Revolution (c. 1750 - 1800), and the Darwinian Revolution (c… Audio

Films for scientists and engineers. Audio

Polygamous Pukeko and how they share the work of child raising. Audio

University of Otago geologist Gary Wilson discusses some of the research conducted during the Our Far South voyage Audio

Why some male spiders become eunuchs during mating and how the earthquakes in Christchurch may have increased mosquito numbers. Audio

Hidden Treasure, a major Allan Wilson Centre project analysing the life at various altitudes on Little Barrier Island to inform conservation efforts; and the translocation of tuatara around New… Audio

A look at what makes chillies hot. Audio

Isaac Newton. Audio

Facial recognition, peacock tails, and Darwin's cousin. Audio

Simon talks about Cryonics. Audio

Venoms of Doom. Audio

Cannabilism and sex (the praying mantis). Audio

Discusses the issue of whether meat is good for you. Audio

Feedback on a study about meat being bad for you. Audio

Simon Pollard discusses the evolution of humour. Audio

Spiders and homeopathy. Audio

Do subatomic particles called neutrinos really exceed the speed of light? Audio

Why fireflies and glow worms glow, and what this can teach us about infectious diseases. Audio