Kim Hill
Dr Stuart Henrys & Dr Chris Hollis - Earth's Eighth Continent
GNS Science geologists and geophysicists have added an eighth continent called Zealandia to the world map this year. At 4.9 million square kilometres - roughly the same size as India - it's the… Audio
Ian Shirley - Public policy pioneer
Ian Shirley is Emeritus Professor of Public Policy, founder and member of the Policy Observatory and a former Pro Vice Chancellor at the Auckland University of Technology. Professor Shirley was New… Audio
Listener Feedback for Saturday 26 August
A selection of feedback from this mornings programme. Audio
Sonatane Kaufusi and Tim Randle - Stand Up, Stand Out
Sonatane Kaufusi is a student in his final year at Manurewa High School, and a singer-songwriter who has made it to the finals of Auckland Council's city-wide annual talent quest, Stand Up Stand Out… Audio
Dr Cynric Temple-Camp: 'These stories belong to the dead'
Always expect the unexpected from the dead, says Palmerston North pathologist Dr Cynric Temple-Camp. He tells interesting tales from his 30-year career – which includes attending Mark Lundy's Privy… Audio
Juliette Veber - Conversations with Teen Mums
Juliette Veber has been involved in the film industry for 20 years. After a decade working in production on feature films - including The Price of Milk - and tv commercials, in 2003, she headed to… Audio
Will Steffen - the beginner's guide to the Anthropocene
It is now widely accepted among scientists and environmentalists that we are now in a new geographical epoch - the Anthropocene. Audio
William Dalrymple - The Koh-I-Noor diamond
William Dalrymple was born and raised in Scotland and educated at Ampleforth and Trinity College, Cambridge.In 1986, while still at college, he set off to follow on foot the outward route of Marco… Audio
Dirk Kurbjuweit - Fear and the federal election
When German author and journalist Dirk Kurbjuweit, his wife and young family were stalked and terrorised by a downstairs neighbour his lawyer said she didn't think the law could help, but she would… Audio
Gareth Ward - The Great Wardini
Gareth Ward, a.k.a. The Great Wardini, is a magician, hypnotist, storyteller, bookseller and author. He has worked as a Royal Marine commando, police officer, evil magician and zombie. Born in the… Audio
Professor Julian Savulescu - The ethics of human enhancement
Julian Savulescu is an Australian philosopher and bioethicist. He is Uehiro Professor of Practical Ethics at the University of Oxford, Fellow of St Cross College, Oxford, Director of the Oxford Uehiro… Audio
Charlotte Wood - The Natural Way of Things
Australian writer Charlotte Wood is the author of five novels and two books of non-fiction, including Animal People, The Children and The Writer's Room - a collection of interviews with writers about… Audio
Te Taka Keegan on technology, teaching and te reo
Te Taka Keegan put the macron onto the Microsoft keyboard and helped develop the te reo version of Google Translate. The computer science lecturer talks about his love of te reo Māori, his teaching… Audio
Harry Horton on Steve Bannon
FSN correpondant Harry Horton in Washington DC with the latest on Steve Bannon's departure from the Whitehouse. Audio
Sinead O'Sullivan - Radical ideas
Sinead O'Sullivan, who is originally from Northern Ireland, graduated in aerospace engineering from Queen's University in 2011. She is a research fellow at the Center for Climate and Security, where… Audio
Peter Bradley - Running St John
Peter Bradley has been CEO of St John New Zealand since 2012, prior to which he spent 12 years as chief executive of London Ambulance Service (LAS), overseeing the response to major events and… Audio
Kate De Goldi - The picks of the local kids' book crop
Kate De Goldi joins Kim to discuss books for young readers: Two fiction works - Rona by Chris Szekely and Awatea's Treasure by Fraser Smith; and in non-fiction, See, play, do; a kid's handbook for… Audio
John Safran - Depends what you mean by extremist
John Safran is an award-winning documentary-maker of provocative takes on race, the media, religion and other issues. Safran first hit TV screens in 1997 on Race Around the World (ABC-TV). Both John… Audio