Michael Vlismas' Risking It All sets out to say how Musk's childhood shaped him, and the other themes are perseverance, strategising skills and a remarkable ability to handle pressure.

After her chat on the show a couple of weeks ago, Dr Lisa Sanders from Yale University's Long-COVID clinic joins us once again to answer some of your questions.

Assistant Professor at Stanford's Quantitative Sciences Unit has crunched the numbers around weight, BMI and health and found some surprising data.

Dr Alex Burgoyne, a cognitive neuroscientist says there's something else to know about mindfulness.

Many of us grew up in a time when mental health just wasn't discussed. These days though mental wellness is being promoted in many aspects of daily life and the language of psychiatry has entered the vernacular.

Calling home this week is Simon Butchard, who grew up in Christchurch but now lives in Warsaw with his wife Ania and their twins.

The undecided could decide the election; giving youth a voice in the election; ZB's 'straight talking' subscribers' service.

Whilst spying seems like a strong word, that's the accusation made in a study by the Mozilla Foundation. David Linklater is the Deputy editor of DRIVEN CARGUIDE at NZME. He joins us with the details.

How we shop has a greater effect on our happiness than what we buy. Emily Guy Birken is an award-winning writer, author, money coach, and retirement expert. She tells us how to get more bliss for our buck.

The All Blacks thumped Italy in the RWC, a cause for celebration. Is there also a cause for caution? Sports writer Mark Reason joins Jim, Mark's a senior sports writer for Stuff and Mark's covered every Rugby World Cup since 1991.