Jim Mora

The website Nameberry has predicted the top baby name trends for next year. Audio

We find the answers to any queries you can think up. Audio

We find the answers to any queries you can think up. Audio

A very important study has zeroed-in on the actual most stressful time at Christmas and ... peak-stress occurs on Christmas Day itself at 12:56pm. Audio

We find the answers to any queries you can think up. Today Tim's question about lightning, Irene's one about tourists, and a query about automatic cars. Audio

Caitlin talks about a new cover of Africa's Toto which is getting some bad press, and will we soon have Chickenosaurs? Audio

We find the answers to any queries you can think up. Today a question about light on water, a query about milk prices, and Tony's one about eftpos.  Audio

What do you reckon is the biggest enclosed building in the world? Audio

Why are bottle tops made of different plastic to the body? And why does my email spam seem to pour in at a certain time of day ... Audio

Why can't I find two-ply toilet paper anymore? Are the advertising signs on rugby field painted on, or digitally superimposed? And what do police do with warning letters from cyclists and motorists? Audio

We're going to tell you how one brand created a "soundmark" and perhaps a place to live if rent is getting too expensive. Audio

Two stories about people planning events and then being ridiculted for their over the top attitude. Audio

What are these curious worms on my deck? How do musicians play music they hate? And is Creative NZ going back on its word? Audio

A seven-year-old has just become YouTube's highest earner, they've made over 30 million dollars this year. Audio

We find the answers to any queries you can think up. Today Robert's question about the word "watershed" and a query about crumpets.  Audio

An interesting article in the Conversation by 3 Australian communications and marketing academics points out that older people are often portrayed in the media as being technically challenged. Audio

We find the answers to any queries you can think up. Today Deborah's question about eggs, a discussion from Helen and her gardening pals in Nelson, and an answer for William about concrete.  Audio

Apparently - you should only have six hot chips or french fries at a time... sadly this is not how many you shove into your mouth for a mouthful, oh no, this is in one serving! Audio

We find the answers to any queries you can think up. Today a question about colours and William's query about cooking in the microwave.  Audio