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Extinction crisis, Planet Youth, US Iran tensions and RJ Mitte talks disability visibility 25.06.2019 30:00 ↓

RJ Mitte, who plays Walter White's son in Breaking Bad, joins us to talk disability visibility in Hollywood.

Strip search laws, rescued Sharrouf kids and hangxiety 24.06.2019 30:00 ↓

Do you ever wake up with crippling anxiety after a big night on the booze and wonder why?

Israel Folau crowdfunding, wellness coaches, and rating on dating apps 21.06.2019 30:00 ↓

The Friday shakeup with The Monthly's Richard Cook and comedian Steph Tisdale.

MH17 charges, Facebook cryptocurrency, and American sex cult 20.06.2019 30:00 ↓

It could make online purchases easier, but there's a catch.

Voluntary euthanasia, gender pay gap, and the wellness industry 19.06.2019 30:00 ↓

Thousands of Australians call themselves 'wellness coaches'. Here's what they do.

Missing backpacker Theo Hayez, Sudan protests and new AFL rules 18.06.2019 30:00 ↓

Theo Hayez has been missing for two weeks and police are asking for access to his WhatsApp messages.

Adult acne, Hong Kong protests and university caps 17.06.2019 30:00 ↓

When you're a teenager, acne is normal. But getting it when you're an adult can be traumatising.

Hack 14.06.2019 30:00 ↓

The Friday shakeup with Labor staffer and former Bachelor contender Alisha Aitken-Radburn, and The Feed's Patrick Abboud.

Hong Kong protests, Adani mine approval, and sperm counts are down 13.06.2019 30:00 ↓

They've been tear-gassed and shot at with rubber bullets.

Travel insurance and mental health, Ken Wyatt, 'Yia Yia next door', and flying ubers 12.06.2019 30:00 ↓

A report on insurance discrimination by the Victorian Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission has found the travel insurance industry is still struggling to understand mental health issues.

AFL documentary, suicide on Manus and taking a chance on love 11.06.2019 30:00 ↓

A new documentary, The Final Quarter, takes a look at the treatment of Adam Goodes in the AFL.

Freedom of the press, children of non-vaxxers, and internet brains 07.06.2019 30:00 ↓

The Friday shakeup with Joyride and West Australian newspaper assistant editor Jenna Clarke.

AFP raids on ABC, internet brains, and catfish goes to jail 06.06.2019 30:00 ↓

She posted as a Home and Away star to stalk women online and trick them into fake relationships.

Carbon footprint, George Pell, AFP raid of ABC, and non-vax children 05.06.2019 30:00 ↓

It's highly unusual for the national broadcaster to be raided in this way.

The rise of anti-vaxxers, pseudoscience and anniversary of Tiananmen Square massacre 04.06.2019 30:00 ↓

Helped by misinformation on the internet, the anti-vax movement has seen a steady rise in recent years.

'Forest bathing', Everest's horror climbing season, and the connection between gut health and autism 03.06.2019 30:00 ↓

It's called 'forest bathing' and it's designed to help you chill out.

Indigenous reconciliation, national anthem, poo roadie, and Toffee dating app 31.05.2019 30:00 ↓

The Friday shakeup with comedian Craig Quartermaine and Junkee editor Rae Johnston.

Creepy pick-up guide, China's social credit system, and Elon's satellites 30.05.2019 30:00 ↓

And astronomers are not happy.

Employers stalking job candidates, and Boy & Bear's 'poo roadie' 29.05.2019 30:00 ↓

Frontman Dave Hosking tells how a faecal donor travelled with the band to make their comeback album possible.

Private school dating app, reptile smuggling and Queensland's sexual assault laws 28.05.2019 30:00 ↓

If you went to private school, there's a new dating app just for you.

Reconciliation Week, Uluru statement of the heart and Melbourne park attack 27.05.2019 30:00 ↓

It's Reconciliation Week and we're taking a look at the Uluru Statement of the Heart.

Julian Assange, why Labor lost, how to break up, and abuse by text 24.05.2019 30:00 ↓

The Friday shakeup with Labor staffer and Bachelor in Paradise contestant Alisha Aitken-Radburn, and comedian and former triple j host Matt Okine.

Adani, mining automation, drug driving, and teledildonics 23.05.2019 30:00 ↓

The future of sex may include remote-operated dildos and getting it on with robots.

Technology and domestic abuse, 5G rollout, and recycling weddings 22.05.2019 30:00 ↓

A national survey of young people has found one in five don't understand that using technology to track their partners is abuse.

Break ups, Zali Steggall and income statistics 21.05.2019 30:00 ↓

We asked Hack listeners and relationship experts how best to break up with someone.