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New reasearch studying supercentarians, those who sidestep disability and disease and live to more than 110 do so by eating well and getting plenty of excercise but the belief that the older you get… Audio

The woman who sang the song "I want a Hippopotamus for Christmas", Gayla Peevey has seen the arrival of Francesca the pygmy hippo at her local zoo - just in time for Christmas. We ask the panellists… Audio

Christmas dinner: Is the 'drop dead' drug in NZ?: Money, money, money. Audio

Throwing time away on social media in the face of alarming productivity figures. Ali Jones and Stephen Franks with their topics of the day. Rod Duke is going to appeal a decision that means he has to… Audio

The music at the top of the Billboard classical chart comes from a group of nuns living in a rural convent in Michigan. What the Panelists Ella Henry and Bernard Hickey want to talk about. Less than… Audio

She was at the heart of the Profumo affair that rocked Britain in the 1960s; What the Panelists David Farrar and Penny Ashton want to talk about;the 75th anniversary of the film, Casablanca;Economic… Audio

Einstein's "A person who has not made his contribution to science before the age of 30 will never do so," is wrong according to research that suggests the best work of Nobel Prize winners was done in… Audio

69 per cent of millennials take photos of their food before eating, reports the Independent newspaper. What the Panelists Heather Roy and Matt Nippert want to talk about. The twins who sued Mark… Audio

The number one purpose we want robots for is to do the dishes. What the Panelists Michael Moynahan and Paula Penfold want to talk about. An action-packed 2-minute-long promotional video is an attempt… Audio

The BBC has released the notes its staff made on the auditions of various artists. Many of the artists went on to become some of the greatest musicians of their generation but at the time Elton John… Audio

When Jonathan Densem was diagnosed with inoperable brain cancer, he decided to follow his dream of recording an album of songs. We hear one of his tunes, and he joins the panel to ask listeners for… Audio

How does you motivate yourself to achieve? Setting goals has always been touted as the key to getting ahead - but there's new discussions around whether goals actually become self-defeating, that… Audio

A woman in Britian has discovered who the mystery man is who has been putting flowers on her brother's grave for nearly 70 years. The man turned out to be a childhood friend of the young boy who had… Audio

What the Panelists Alexia Russell and Johnson Witehira want to talk about. Auckland's individual property valuations have been released today sparking much debate over which street is the most… Audio

Topics - Research claims Britons begin pin-pointing the so-called quarter-life crisis at just 26 years and nine months, Dunedin City Council is planning to widen recently installed speed humps/bumps… Audio

The Panel discusses futurist Ray Kurzweil's view that we shouldn't worry about technology mopping up jobs, because newer and better jobs will appear. But he doesn't know what they are or when they'll… Audio

Research out of Japan has found people who eat fast are more likely to become obese than those who ate at a slow pace. What the Panelists Damon Salesa and Catherine Robertson want to talk about. Rev… Audio

The various types of intelligence and Bill Gates' new project, what the panelists have to say and wearable cameras have found our children are not venturing far. Audio

Are millennials bring the watch back? Despite beling able to access the time and date for every country with a swipe of their smartphone, young people are going back to wearing watches. Whether for… Audio

The inspiration behind Lady Madonna; Panellists bring their topics; The danger and history of Guy Fawkes. Audio