Are you a language pedant? If so, listen to this program. Your in for a treat.

100 years since the women textile workers of St Petersburg took to the streets and sparked a revolution, Earshot looks at the feminism and activism today - through the eyes of Russian revolutionary Alexandra Kollontai.

Aboriginal Poet Ali Cobby Eckermann recently won the prestigious Windham-Campbell Prize. She talks about her writing and her two mothers.

Rick Pisaturo went from prisoner of war to Order of Australia, with a little help from vinegar and a racehorse called Russia.

Why is the Australian who invented the black box not a household name, and why did it take fifty years for him to be officially recognised?

Coptic Christians in Egypt have been persecuted for decades. We hear the stories of some who have sought asylum in Australia.

Bizarre tales of murder and the macabre

'You'll never get off the island' was the catchcry of the Australian POWs in Changi.

The strange psychological landscape of pregnancy.

It's quite a sight to watch the home you built yourself go up in flames.