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Take a walk on the wild side
Helen Pye talks to childhood crush and animal expert Nick Baker about science on television
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Organisers choose to focus on other events instead this year
Slim when you’re winning
Helen Pye hears how skating and slimming have transformed the life of fitness mogul Rosemary Conley
Forever young, I wanna be forever young
Helen Pye discusses the ethics and intricacies of eternal life with hirsute scientist Aubrey de Grey
Cut-throat Cutrone talks strict business
Fashion hotshot and reality TV star Kelly Cutrone talks to Helen Pye about her unlikely rise to success and how ‘normal gets you nowhere’
Video Milled the radio star
Helen Pye chats with Scott Mills about gay rights in Uganda, stalkers, fireworks and a few missed alarm clocks
How about you, Ben Dover?
Helen Pye negotiates the racy world of Lindsay Honey
A mos(t) amusing man
Helen Pye chats with Stephen K. Amos about Edinburgh, student life and making people happy.
Through the medium of belief
Helen Pye talks sabotage, spirit guides and psychic-seeking clergy with Derek Acorah
Playing your cards right
Helen Pye talks seances, psychology and calling Lady Di with Britain’s best-loved psychic, Sally Morgan
A passage through India
A look at travels through 'God's own country'
A manifesto for: the mainstream
In the first of a new series, Helen Pye puts the case for pop
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