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Follow our hero, Darius Tarp, on his adventures in the series Lame of Thrones. Airs Mondays only on Hamman Time

With SAMAXXI around the corner, Nick chats to Jaco and Louis of Bittereinder in studio about their nominations, and future plans (among other things)

Nick chats to Professor Anita Bosch about the gender pay gap in South Africa to find out current trends, what's being done in the country to create equal pay for women and men, as well as find out what you can do as an individual to give yourself the best opportunity for equal pay.

Follow our hero, Darius Tarp, on his adventures in the series Lame of Thrones. Airs Mondays only on Hamman Time

You always hear that twins share a special bond, can tell what the other one's thinking, or even feeling. Is it telepathy, or mere coincidence? Nick chats to Dani and Simone to unlock the secrets of being a twin

Another Burning Question from the Foundation for Space Development of South Africa. What is the history of Planet Vulcan - and, no, not the one in Star Trek! Take a listen to hear what Jonathan Weltman had to say.

If you've been following the Mars One project you might be interested in today's Burning Question from the Foundation for Space Development of South Africa. How many people would we need to send to colonise Mars before natural procreation (sex) would ensure a genetically viable colony?

Nick tries to get to the source of why old people smell. With different studies, and all sorts of opinions he turns to Peter!

The question on everyone's mind, well, not really - but the answer is bound to entertain!

How can it be said that an International Space Station Astronaut experiences 8 years in the same time we experience 6 months? Let Jonathan Weltman, CEO for the Foundation for Space Development South Africa put this one out for us.

Nick finds out more about Scifest Africa, South Africa’s National Science Festival. Listen to what Media Officer Steven Lang had to say about what this year's festival has to offer, including the opportunity to interact with a top-level NASA delegation. For more info, visit www.scifest.org.za

You may have celebrated this day before, but do you know why?

Nick catches up with Dirt Nasty to hear about his collaboration with Jack Parow, when he'll be coming to South Africa, and all sorts of other nastiness.

Is too much or too little a problem? Nick finds out why not all men can grow facial hair.

The song was fabulous, but did everyone think so?

Wednesdays are for riddles. Today's riddle was: Two girls were born to the same mother, on the same day, at the same time, in the same month and year and yet they're not twins. How? Nick managed to get two answers to this one. Which do you prefer?

Every Tuesday Nick chats to Jonathan Weltman, CEO for the Foundation for Space Development South Africa, today's question is not particularly a space question, however it is one that is important for space. There is also another bonus burning question, who is Jordan?

Who doesn't love spicy food? The question is can too much of it burn off your taste buds? Nick puts out this scorcher of a burning question.

Nick tries to stump you this week by asking what the longest word in the English language is, without repeating any letters?

Space is such a fascinating place! Nick chats to Jonathan Weltman, CEO for the Foundation for Space Development South Africa, to find out what would happen if you put two of the same materials together in space?

The first documented use of the word "nerd" was... Take a listen to find out Nick's answer.

We've all had this problem, when you try pour tomato sauce it lands all over the place. Nick finds out why this happens.

Another Wednesday, another riddle on Hamman Time. How can you go from DINER to MENUS, changing one letter at a time and forming another English word in each step? Try and see if you can get it, and then listen to find out if you're right.

Do you know which solar system body was named by an eleven year old? Also, why did she choose that name? Nick chats to Jonathan Weltman, CEO for the Foundation for Space Development South Africa solve this Burning Question.

With the release of Neill Blomkamp's "CHAPPiE" Nick catches up with the on-screen villains, King (Eugene Khumbanyiwa) and Hippo (Brandon Auret) on Hamman Time.