When it comes to working nine to five Trevor Carroll has a great workplace story but there is some very strong language in this piece.

Psychologists are now using virtual reality to expose people to their phobias in an attempt to cure them.

In this weekly segment, we talk to radio makers about their favourite podcasts from around the world. Today too all the podcasts recommended over the year for your summer pleasure.

Memories of people who were in areas of conflict and far away from families and how they 'made do' to celebrate.

Born in Nova Scotia, raised in the United States, and now a citizen of the world, folkster Steve Poltz brings his funny poignancy into the studio during his 17th visit to Australia.

In a two part series we call Album Resurrection we take a new look at a release that was written off the first time around. Today's is the second album from The Clash, called Give 'Em Enough Rope which on release received a lukewarm response from critics and fans alike.

A collective of chronic disease experts say that helping people with mental illness find work and stay employed could save the economy billions.

Bernie Hobbs leads us through new research from WA which shows plants have memory and can learn to associate separate events based on their association with past occurrences, and then Ms Hobbs recommends some summer reading Labgirl by Hope Jahren

In Adam Spencer's new book he explores the history of maths, from the first evidence of humans counting to today's supercomputers.

When you have trouble understanding what people are saying in noisy and crowded conditions, its known as hidden hearing loss.