Unaffordable housing is forcing more New Zealanders to think about living with extended family members. People who haven't grown up with it, fear multi-generational living will be too stressful but the kind of stress it generates can be healthy to work with, says psychotherapist Dr Zoë Krupka. "The stress of living in a household where you have to negotiate your space, your role, yourself, is hard but it's productive stress," she tells Jim Mora.

COP 27 climate coverage cop outs; blowing the whistle on 'normalised' corruption in world sport; relapse reports upset gang-based rehab programme.

Researchers have confirmed that it's possible to turn yourself into a morning person.

Epidemiologist Michael Baker joins the show to discuss boosters and the latest COVID-19 research.

We catch up Live with Sports Journalist Coen Lammers on the ground at the World Cup in Qatar.

Marguerette Heding and her husband Philip lived in Qatar for the best part of a decade,. Marguerette managed to put her experiences and observations into a book - ALL VEILS ARE OFF - The True Housewives of Qatar.

Animal behaviour expert and the author of Wag: The Science of Making Your Dog Happy Dr Zazie Todd joins us once again to answer your canine questions.

In the United States the Republicans have won the House, what will that mean? And can Donald Trump possibly win the Presidency again? Joining us again is our U.S. correspondent Karen Kasler, the Statehouse Bureau Chief for public radio and television in Ohio.

The Barefoot Investor – a best-selling book by financial advisor Scott Pape – is said to be in one in 20 Australian homes. Pape's new book Barefoot Kids is about children and money.

Senior Rugby writer from the NZ Herald Gregor Paul gives his assessment of the All Black's performance against the English at Twickenham.