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12:01 PM.Fear of flying Audio

1:55 PM.Dean Crick of Colorado State University is trying to find better ways to treat the bacterial disease tuberculosis. Audio

1:25 PM.Data visualiser Wesley Grubbs of the Pitch Interactive studio in California brings a structure and a story to data and statistics. Read more Audio

1:10 PM.Technology correspondent Peter Griffin's on how your emails are tracking you. Plus the 'Netflix tax' on digital purchases like ebooks and music is coming to New Zealand. Read more Audio

1:01 PM.Email tracking, taxing digital purchases, data visualisation and fighting TB. Audio

12:55 PM.Dr Chris Smith of The Naked Scientists on a discovery in China that could show how animals navigate using the Earth's magnetic fields. Audio

12:01 PM.Mount Taranaki rubbish collector and animal sense of direction. Audio

1:50 PM.Elizabeth Iorns is bringing academic researchers and hi tech lab equipment and facilities together on the online marketplace, scienceexchange.com Read more Audio

1:35 PM.Dr Chris Smith with science news. How antibiotic resistant superbugs like MRSA get stronger when you treat them with the wrong drugs. Audio

1:10 PM.Alan Levinovitz looks at the history of food myths and food scares in his book 'The Gluten Lie' (Nero Books). Read more Audio

1:01 PM.A history of food scares, stronger superbugs, where the Earth's water comes from, and ScienceExchange.com Audio

12:45 PM.Nicola Twilley's been having a play with Google's Smart Reply, a predictive email response system driven by AI. And drug companies patenting traditional medicines and how India is fighting back. Read more Audio

12:30 PM.Chris Clark is the director of the Bioacoustics Research Program at Cornell University. For decades he's been studying the mysterious underwater sounds emanating from the world's seas and oceans. Audio

12:15 PM.Technology news with Peter Griffin. YouTube and Facebook launch new apps for your smartphone as the battle heats up for your ears and eyes. Read more Audio

12:01 PM.Tech news, bioacoustics and undersea noise, and protecting India's traditional medicines from big drug companies. Audio

1:45 PM.We hop on our bike with Hugh Robertson and go hunting for the Pihoihoi, the New Zealand Pipit (Anthus Novaeseelandiae). Read more Audio

1:25 PM.Anthropologist Michael Blake charts the 9000 year story of corn in his book 'Maize For The Gods' (University of California Press). Read more Audio

1:15 PM.Chloe Gui of Aranex Biotech is breeding an allergy-free peanut using new gene editing technology. Read more Audio

1:01 PM.Developing an allergy free peanut, a 9000 year history of corn and the NZ Pipit. Audio

12:45 PM.Technology correspondent Peter Griffin on the rise of podcasting. So why is this form of audio storytelling surging in popularity? Read more Audio

12:30 PM.A reduction to Mexico's soda tax has surpisingly been rejected by Mexico's Senate. Tina Rosenberg has been covering Mexico's battle with Big Soda for The New York Times and The Guardian. Read more Audio

12:15 PM.Women take bioidentical hormones because they're supposedly a natural, safer, personalised alternative to conventional HRT. But are they really? Menopause specialist Dr Bev Lawton has a warning. Read more Audio

12:01 PM.Bioidentical hormones, Mexico vs Big Soda(Round 2) and the rise of podcasting. Audio