A listener email asking about small pieces of data called cookies and how they can be removed to prevent online tracking of our web behaviour got IT consultant Dimi Lambrousis thinking.

'Agreeable Aravind' gets his dream job in Hong Kong and thinks he's stuffed it up by standing up to his bully of a boss. Instead of the firing and abuse he expects back something else happens!

New research shows men use the F-word almost half as much as they did 25 years ago; whereas women use it around three times more.

In this weekly segment, we talk to radio makers about their favourite podcasts from around the world.

We often hear about the export value of the mining industry or how much Australia makes from selling our primary produce overseas - but have you ever thought about how much our musical exports are worth?

It was actually a record label that got The Earthmen back in the same room after 17 years to finish songs and then put these 4 songs on the end of a compilation called College Heart.

A new campaign out of Queensland, called Words for Wellbeing, is fighting back against the anxiety and misinformation spread by consulting 'Dr Google.'

Bernie Hobbs talks us through a concept for saving vital seconds in early detection of earthquakes, and why cryogenic preservation is hard to achieve.

On its fortieth anniversary, Storm Boy's critique of consumerism and vision for Australian race relations are more than relevant ever before.

A distinguished rural firefighter turned farmer warns we are not adequately preparing for the impact of climate change on fire behaviour.