The second in a series of shows on traumatic brain injuries. Dr Michelle Wright and traumatic brain injury survivor Jo Dalton hear from Dr Rolf Frischknecht who works in neurorehabilitation at Lausanne University Hospital and is also involved in Fragile Vaud and Fragile Swiss (www.fragile.ch) - an association for brain injured people and their families. Together, they discuss how common it is for head injuries to leave lasting effects and if there are any factors that could make this more likely.

On this week's edition of Learn More, Sean Power from the Institute Florimont looks at how schools make sure the kids are keeping up with the class.

Gadget Guru is getting sporty this week.

Talking about trampolines today as trampolines seem to be becoming smarter and smarter.

Smarttrampoline have made a kit called TGMOA which is taking everything we love about our fitness devices, such as jumping, steps, elevation and applied them to trampolining.

If you have a trampoline already, you can attach a set of 4 sensors and a bluetooth controler box to it to connect it up to your smart phone or tablet.

Alien Stomp is a game where you have a screen in front of you and as you see the alien appear at a certain location on the screen, you hit it, with your feet.

Apparently a 10 minute trampoline session is as good for you as a 30 minute run. Wow. We love it.

Do you have the space for a trampoline?

On this week's Learn More, Sean Power from the Institut Florimont tells us how schools make sure the parents are kept right up to date on their child's progress and the wider range of subjects available for children today.

Baywatch is back!!

One of the most popular TV shows in the world returns to our screens. Dwayne Johnson (The Rock) and Zac Efron are surveying the beaches this time, but when they're saving swimmers, they're busting drug rings. Expect red bathing suits, abs and slow motion shots.

Shirley McClaine stars in The Last Word as a woman who has managed her life to the smallest detail and isn't prepared to be any more relaxed about her obituary. In her efforts to control what is said about her after death, she uncovers some harsh truths about her life, all with the help of local journalist and obituary-writer, played by Amanda Seyfried.

Walk With Me is a documentary about Zen Buddhist monks and nuns who have committed themselves to mindfulness taught by their leader, Thich Nhat Hanh, narrated by Benedict Cumberbatch.

Hester recently visited the gorgeous French plant fair, Saint Jean de Beauregard, awash with glorious plants, specialist sellers, a chteau and formal gardens free to visit. While she was there, she caught up with fig specialist, Thierry Demarquest of Figues du Monde, who has a huge collection of figs and definitely has something for every garden. He has some great suggestions for growing figs in cooler climates. For those in Suisse Romande, your chance for a great plant fair is this week at the Chateau de Coppet, Friday 12- Sunday 14th, bring your wellies and your wallet! www.jardinsenefete.ch

This week Chaitan looks at the profitability of buying an airline as opposed to alternative industries.

If you have a spare several million francs lying about, is it worth buying an entire fleet of planes and starting your own air company? That's our question to Chaitan today and it brings us some unexpected answers...

Gadget Guru is telling us that tattoos are smart?

Oh no! He's just telling us that there are such things as smart tattoos. That's to say a tattoo that can control control a computer. They're attached to the skin in much the same way as a temporary tattoo might be; with a sponge and water. They'll last a few days on the skin and have some interesting capabilities...

The first in a series of shows about traumatic brain injury. In this show, we hear Jo's personal story - Jo has been living with traumatic brain injury and its effects for the last 17 years.

Growing vegetables, fruit or herbs with children is a great way to get them interested in growing and then eating the results. My own children chose their own crops to grow from about the age of three, and are both enthusiastic vegetable growers and eaters now, willing to try new varieties, flavours and textures. I met up with three young and very enthusiastic gardeners recently, and they had lots of good ideas for successful gardening with children.

For the veggies course at the Swiss Gardening School in Geneva, go to www.swissgardeningschool.comto sign up and more details. There will be evening courses later this spring, too.