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Next year will be a big year for the Duke of Edinburgh's Hillary Award. The scheme will celebrate it's 60th Anniversary in Aotearoa, and they need your help with a special mission. If you know these women in the photo below, or have any information on where their lives took them, please get in touch with the Award team by emailing: [email protected]. If you have been involved with the Award over the years, in any capacity, the Award team would love to connect with you and hear your story.

E-bikes come in various shapes and sizes... so what should you look out for if you're thinking of buying one? Frank Witowski, managing director of Hybrid Bikes from Nelson, is the man in the know.

What is deja vu, and what's happening in the brain when we feel it? Cognitive neuropsychologist and world expert on déjà vu, Chris Moulin, joins Karyn on the programme.

Award-winning historian Jock Phillips looks at the history of Aotearoa through a fresh lens with his new book The History of New Zealand in 100 Objects. From the Puketoi kete to POLY1 personal computers, Phillips shares a characterful retelling of our shared past.

A growing number of adults are being diagnosed with the ADHD, according to the not-for-profit advocacy organisation ADHD NZ. But what's behind this rise? ADHD New Zealand chair Darrin Bull joins the show to discuss.

BBC's Jonathan Frewin joins nights.

New Zealand's oldest stone church, the Taranaki Cathedral Church of St Mary in New Plymouth, is being restored as part of a $15 million project. The church's organ is being pulled apart while the building in which it stands is renovated. Cathedral organist and head of music Christopher Luke chats with Karyn.

Singer Celine Dion has a rare neurological condition called Stiff Person Syndrome which affects roughly one or two out of every million people. Neurologist Todd Hardy, an associate professor at the University of Sydney, talks with Karyn about the rare condition.

Auckland Film Studios has opened two new sound stages to meet the growing demand for studio space from international productions. Screen Auckland manager Matt Horrocks joins Karyn on the programme.

Veteran sports broadcaster and cricket commentator Bryan Waddle joins Karyn on the programme for a rundown of the latest sporting news.