Evening Edition

Why You So Liddat is a show that explores the mind, our behaviour, and why we are the way we are. Teens are impulsive, reckless, and bad at making the right decisions but are they really? Dan Romer from the University of Pennsylvania argues that that's not true. In today's episode, he helps us understand what's happening in the minds of teenagers and makes the case that we should view them as explorers instead.

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Fact and objectivity have long been heralded as the bedrock of good science. And when it comes to gender differences, countless studies in biology and evolution have been conducted to measure the differences that prove which gender is more physically and intellectually superior. However in her book Inferior, science journalist Angela Saini explores the obvious biases that exist in science, some of which have perpetuated the greatest gender stereotypes that we hold today.

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Myanmar's military has cleared itself of accusations of atrocities against the Rohingya community, in a report they released after an internal investigation. We speak with Lilianne Fan about the significance of this report.

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Dez, Craig & Keeshaanan join Ross to discuss the WC2018 playoff. The Swiss edge past the Northern Irish and Croatia ease past Greece. Thay also preview Italy v Sweden & Denmark v Ireland. Also chats about some midweek friendlies Korea v Serbia, Russia v Spain and a look at Gareth Southgate's England as they prepare to take on Brazil.

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Car thefts and terrorist acts using vehicles are among the vehicle security issues that we currently face. But as we transition toward connected cars and autonomous vehicles, we need to anticipate new security problems - it sounds all too likely that a hacker could drive a targeted individual's autonomous car into a fatal crash. Ezra Zaid talks to Mike Briggs, CEO of Vehicle Security Solutions Tomorrow (VSST), to discuss some of these issues.

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The episode where Uma - and special guest Iain McNally - disagree on how they feel about The Punisher's solo outing on Netflix.

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Bob, Dez & Roshan join Ross to talk about David Moyes' appointment at West Ham. Is he a West Ham man? They also discuss possible candidates for the Everton position. There is a preview of the European WC2018 playoffs. Northern Ireland are undone by a dodgy penalty call. Croatia have one foot in Russia thanks to the 4-1 beating of Greece. Also a preview of the other playoffs, England v Germany, France v Wales and North Korea v Malaysia.

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Last year, the Pakistani social media celebrity Qandeel Baloch was murdered by her own brother for posting allegedly controversial photos of herself online. After Qandeel's high-profile murder in July 2016, the Pakistani government passed new anti honour-killing laws. But such cases of homicide in Pakistan, made in the name of preserving honour, are still rife - at least 280 cases were recorded by the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan from October 2016 to June this year. We talk about this issue with Dr. Nadia Agha, Director of the Institute of Gender Studies at Shah Abdul Latif University.

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The episode where Uma welcomes special guest Alvy Ray Smith, the co-founder of Pixar, for a conversation about the Pixar story, the truth about Steve Jobs, and about being on the frontier of digital animation.

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The episode where Uma - and special guests Iain McNally and Bahir Yeusuff - review yet another movie featuring an aging Hollywood actor looking to reinvent himself as an action hero.

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