David Haywood

Mysophilia - a psychological condition involving an abnormal attraction to dirt, filth, and germs. Audio

Steven Joyce's road plans from an energy engineering perspective. Audio

Discusses 'technical' entertainment books South Sea Vagabonds (1939) by J.W. (Johnny) Wray Love in a Lighthouse (1956) by G.R. (Bob) Gilbert Audio

The mechanics of hair dressing and professional wedding planning. Audio

Why do French words sound romantic and German words sound aggressive? Audio

David Haywood is an engineer and writer and his partner, Jen Hay is the director of the New Zealand Institute of Language, Brain and Behaviour at the University of Canterbury. They describe their… Audio

Andrew Nutall, Financial advisor. David Haywood, Resident in Christchurch suburb of Avonside which is in the red zone. Audio

David Haywood makes a number of apologies. Audio

Science. The 'Copenhagenization' of Christchurch. Audio

Post-quake rumours on the future of the city. Audio

David discusses long-drops, short-drops, and humanure. Audio

David calls for more practical philosophy, and offers up a Gracewood sisters conundrum. Audio

Allergies and human mortality. Audio

Two Cantabrians look back. Audio

Author of the books My First Stabbing, The New Zealand Reserve Bank Annual 2010, and (with illustrator Peter Adamson, The Hidden Talent Of Albert Otter, all available at Public Address Books. Jen Hay… Audio

Rod Oram, talks about the developments of Air New Zealands new fleet. Audio

Highlights of the year from the world of business, politics, sport, and science. With Rod Oram, Matthew Hooton, Andrew Campbell, Joseph Romanos and David Haywood. Audio

Discussing the laws of thermodynamics....energy, pressure and volume. Audio

David Haywood discusses the first law of Thermodynamics. Audio

The peer review process and the NIWA court case, and the evolution of the penis. Audio