Bad at a sport? Your genes might be to blame
Gordon Lynch on how genes can affect exercise outcomes
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Overnights is heard from 2am to 6am nationally on the ABC. There is great music and interesting guests from Australia and all parts of the globe. You'll hear conversations about food, travel, science, music, books, personal finance, sport, film, astronomy, fashion, gardening, relationships, collectables and much more.
58 years of James Bond, ahead of 'No Time To Die'
"I don't think any of the names currently being touted are going to be the next Bond", says James Bond expert
A brief history of the Soviet Union
It was once the world’s largest country - encompassing one sixth of Earth’s landmass.
Medical hypnosis and how it works
A cognitive psychologist explains to Trevor Chappell why some people may be more "hypnotisable" than others and how clinicians use hypnosis today.
Understanding Donald Horne's The Lucky Country with writer Tracy Sorensen
Writer Tracy Sorensen explores the misunderstood meanings behind Donald Horne's book, which inspired her own novel The Lucky Galah.
Vic's Freaky Facts EP 25
Celebrating the trivial, the meaningless and the irrelevant untold stories that you probably didn’t need to know.
The history of Australia's milk bars, delis and corner stores with Leonard Janiszewski
Historian Leonard Janiszewski chronicles the rise and fall of the local milk bar, deli and corner store.
Good blood pressure helps the brain stay younger
But what is "optimal blood pressure" and how can we achieve it?
The importance of cultural hunting to First Nations communities
Regulations are making it difficult for some Indigenous Australians to carry out cultural hunting and fishing practices, according to ANU academics
Vikings - their history, lives, and impact on Europe
Spoiler alert: They probably didn't wear helmets with horns