The Dull Men's Club is an online club for dullsters who celebrate the ordinary and avoid glitz and glam. The club's founder Grover Click joins the show to tell Jim how it all came about.

After a strange experience in a coffee shop, British mathematician Sarah Hart started thinking about the probabilities of coincidences.

With our regular quizmaster, Jack Waley-Cohen taking a break this week, your Sunday morning brain teaser is brought to you by former Whanganui mayor and Kiwi quiz champion Hamish McDouall.

Regular guest Dr Jack Watling joins the show to discuss the developments in Ukraine.

New Zealand actor, Antonia Robinson is a rising star in the film world more recently gaining praise for her role as Sophie in Tina.

Molly Leishman has carved out an incredible career in her adopted hometown of Silver Lake, Los Angeles. As a producer with the team at Human Person creative studios, Molly has had a hand in creating stage shows for the likes of Mariah Carey, SZA and Billie Eilish.

As more and more American states legalise cannabis, US-based journalist Susan Baldacci joins Jim to discuss whether it's proving to be as safe and non-addictive as some experts contended.

More than 3 billion people around the world play video games - and that number is growing. Jim's joined by gaming journalist and commentator Evan Lahti to hear how the industry is developing.

A New Zealand made horror movie has been wowing festival audiences worldwide. The Rule of Jenny Pen, starring John Lithgow and Geoffrey Rush even caught the eye of "King of Horror" Stephen King, who called it "one of the best movies I've seen this year… I urge you to watch it…" Geoffrey Rush joins Jim to chat about filming in New Zealand.

By the age of 50, around half of men are affected by hair loss. For some people it is traumatic, others don't seem to mind at all.