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Brainstorming with Clare de Lore

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There's nothing more complex than the brain - and Newstalk ZB's new podcast explores the diseases and conditions that impact the vital organ. In association with University of Auckland’s Centre for Brain Research (CBR), renowned journalist Clare de Lore delves into the diseases and conditions of the brain in Newstalk ZB's Brainstorming. Every episode investigates a specific condition with a world renowned expert from CBR explaining the condition, what is known about it and what hope there is for patients. It also features someone living with the condition – to hear the impact is has on people...

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www.newstalkzb.co.nz

Latest episode

Jun 30, 2026

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Episodes

Episode 5: How the science is changing around treatment of Spinal Cord Injuries 30.06.2026

In this episode of  Brainstorming with Clare de Lore,  we hear about the impact of a traumatic spinal cord injury from Lee Taniwha. He's been dealing with the injury since a misjudged dive into a swimming pool at the age of 13.  Clare also talks to Auckland University's Darren Svirskis about the potential treatment breakthroughs that are on the horizon.  Plus, Lee also talks ab...

Episode 4: The hope in the fight against Motor Neurone Disease 16.06.2026

In the latest episode of Brainstorming with Clare de Lore,  we learn more about Motor Neurone Disease (MND) and the especially cruel toll it can take.  Clare talks to Emma Scotter - who leads research into MND at the Centre for Brain Research at the University of Auckland. Emma explains how her career highlight could make a real difference in fighting the condition.  We also hear fr...

Episode 3: The huge challenge of combating dementia 02.06.2026

In this episode of Brainstorming with Clare de Lore , we find out more about dementia, the different types of the condition, and what people can do to minimise the chances of developing it.  Clare hears from the Centre for Brain Research's Professor Lynette Tippett about the research being done on the condition.  Plus we hear from Graeme Newton, who has Alzheimer's Disease, the most comm...

Episode 2: The mission to prevent CTE and brain injuries 19.05.2026

In this episode of Brainstorming with Clare de Lore , we find out more about Chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), what causes it, and importantly how it could be prevented.  Clare finds about the exciting research being done by Dr Helen Murray at Auckland University's Centre for Brain Research into CTE.  Plus we hear from Geoff Cooper - whose father suffered from the condition. H...

Episode 1: Huntington's disease and learning more about the Centre for Brain Research 05.05.2026

In the debut episode of  Brainstorming with Clare de Lore,  we find out what Huntington's disease is, who is affected by it, and the realities for those living with the condition.  Clare also explores the research giving hope the disease could be prevented and eradicated.  We find out more about the Centre for Brain Research at the University of Auckland, some of the remarkable...

Brainstorming with Clare de Lore: Exploring the brain 28.04.2026

There's nothing more complex than the brain - and Newstalk ZB's new podcast explores the diseases and conditions that impact the vital organ.  In association with University of Auckland’s Centre for Brain Research (CBR), renowned journalist Clare de Lore delves into the diseases and conditions of the brain in Newstalk ZB's Brainstorming . Every episode investigates a specific condition with a...

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