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A new documentary tells the story of an 11-year-old from Venice Beach, California, who survived his troubled upbringing to become one of the world’s best skateboarders.
Actors Christopher Samuel Carroll and PJ Williams discuss their roles in a new adaptation of Dostoyevsky’s Crime and Punishment and perform an excerpt.
The way we taste - what comfort foods we love and what vegetables we can’t stand to eat - can tell us a lot about who we are and even who we love.
Meet a professional whistler - Australian Molly Lewis. She's created a niche for herself and is whistling with the big guns now.
It’s written in your fate that today you are to learn more about the concept of fate - philosophically, morally and practically. A new book exploring fate promises to teach you just how universal it is.
Should the voting age be lowered to battle the nihilism and the impending sense of doom in today’s younger generation coming of age?
Sir John Monash's great-grandson shares some of his family's favourite stories of the Lieutenant General through some of his personal belongings.
Elon Musk's company Neuralink is in a race with China to dominate the next frontier of artificial intelligence - a brain-computer interface or BCI.
New Zealand singer-songwriter Marlon Williams joins the show to discuss how he incorporates Maori into his songs, his views on free will and certainty and how they've changed since we last spoke to him pre-pandemic.
Our culture’s hyper-sensitivity, cancel culture and the fine line between altruism and narcissism are ripe for satire in Lexi Freeman’s new book The Book of Ayn
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