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One of the more intriguing guests at the Dunedin science festival is Australian performance artist Stelarc - who has visually probed and acoustically amplified his body, suspended himself with hooks… Audio, Gallery

With Steven Spielberg’s The BFG in cinemas this week, Dan Slevin chats to Afternoons’ Jesse Mulligan about the history of Roald Dahl adaptations on the big screen. Video, Audio

With Donald Trump as the presumptive Republican nominee, there is a sense that anything can happen. As the Republicans start their convention this week, and the Democrats follow, next week, Jeff… Audio

Synesthesia is a neurological phenomenon where some people perceive the world in a multi-sensory way. For some it involves hearing colours in music, or visualising letters and numbers in different… Audio

Over two intense days a group of young people compete in tasks like milking a cow, building a shed and planning an on-line heifer grazing system. Audio

Musician-actor Troy Kingi, best known for his role as selfie-dad in Hunt for the Wilderpeople, drops into the RNZ studio to for a chat and to play a couple of songs from his new album Guitar Party at… Video, Audio

Dog behaviour expert, Daniel Abdelnoor, aka Doggy Dan is with us to answer your questions about teaching naughty dogs to behave. Video, Audio, Gallery

When Wellington man, Pera Barrett was 21 he woke up in hospital with serious injuries and head trauma. He was told he had been in a serious car crash. Audio, Gallery

James Ehrlich is the founder of ReGen Villages, a Californian-based company that's building sustainable integrated neighbourhoods, or what he calls, the 'Tesla of eco-villages'. It's using today's… Audio, Gallery

Animal intelligence has been underestimated for centuries according to world renowned biologist Frans de Waal. He challenges our assumptions about what animals are capable and wonders if we are just… Audio

Dan Slevin chats to Jesse Mulligan about Prince’s cinematic efforts and why his best film is only available in Australia and New Zealand. Video, Audio

Four years ago, Paul West traded in his job in the kitchen of one of Melbourne's poshest restaurants for a life of growing organic, environmentally sustainable food. Audio, Gallery

The flats on Greys Ave in central Auckland, are often referred to in the media as "the notorious state housing block" linked with drugs, gang violence and crime. Audio, Gallery

Eleanor Morgan has suffered from crippling anxiety for at least fifteen years. Audio

Te Papa says it wont with it's purchase of a singlet believed to have been worn by Peter Snell at the 1964 Olympics because the museum is not convinced of its authenticity. Te Papa had the winning bid… Audio

Hundreds of our listeners have shared their favourite guitar solos of all time. Trevor Reekie has compiled the top picks and will play them all for us. Video, Audio

Iceland is the smallest country in the tournament - it has a population of just 320 thousand people - less than the population of Wellington. And yet it pulled one off the biggest sporting shocks in… Audio

Gardening guru, Lynda Hallinan with winter salad greens and how to grow them. Audio, Gallery

The documentary series Making a Murderer follows the story of Steven Avery who was wrongfully convicted of a crime, exculpated by DNA evidence then rearrested for a new murder by a police department… Audio