This week our travel bug Steve 'Grumpy' Collins takes us through the world's great rail journeys with the brand new Lonely Planet's Amazing Train Journeys.

'Hollywood' Cliff Reeve gives us the rundown on this week in entertainment.

Our social media expert Ming Johanson is with us talking Google Plus, Facebook ads and the importance of context.

Telethon is coming! Richard Goyder chats with us in his role as Chairman of Trustees for the iconic charity event.

Could rewarding good drivers help reduce the road toll? Road safety expert Michael Paine, and Carolyn Batterton, co-founder of driving app UbiCar, think so. 

One in seven serious car crashed involve drivers speeding less than 10 kilometres over the limit and its estimated more than 3000 fatal or serious injury car crashes would be prevented it that group were not speeding

Every week our Thursday Panel get their teeth into their news of the moment.

Sky News journalist Danica De Giorgio and GP Dr Joe Kosterich talk the new organ donor ad featuring Jesus, whether vaping should be regulated, and more.

Shift workers are twice as likely to be injured on the job and often suffer from insomnia, depression and other problems. 

Professor Ron Grunstein, expert in Sleep Medicine, fills us in on the problems with shift work.

The Pontificants are back doing what they do best.

Check out the podcast to catch up on the laughs.

As the Dictionary Man on SBS's Letters and Numbers, Crossword Maker for The Age and  the Sydney Morning Herald, and ambassador for Dementia Australia David Astle knows a thing or two about wordplay. 

In his new book he explains how brain teasers, particularly cryptic crosswords, can supercharge your brain for mental agility and health.

Master Builder Robert Shaw clued us in on subdividing blocks, project builders, urban growth, and choosing your area. 

Each month Robert Shaw from Master Builders Association (MBA) answers all your building related questions and keeps you updated on the building industry.