Nightlife with Tony Delroy.

Regular guest Clinical Psycholigist Dr Sarah Edelman explains what paranoia is about.Paranoid personality disorder affects about 2 per cent of Australians and makes life difficult for them and their family and friends.

On the Nightlife we go foraging through the old cemeteries and rifling through the death certificates. Not for morbid reasons, but to look at how important death records can be in tracking your family history. Genealogist Brad Argent joined Tony Delroy in the studio.

The decision over who will be the next US President is in the hands of American voters who'll be going to the polls next Tuesday. Whoever wins will influence world affairs for the next four years to come. US experts Dr David Smith and Nick Bryant join Tony Delroy in the studio to take an in-depth look at who will next hold the title of "leader of the free world"

Are you in business with a family member of close friend? How is it working out for you? Up to 70 per cent of businesses in Australia are family based, meaning that lots of you work with partners, children, parents or friends. Dr Greg Chapman has authored a book on the subject and joins Tony Delroy in the studio to navigate us through what can be tricky business.

Will you get the job of your dreams? Is your marriage going to survive? How much will the car repairs cost? They're the type of questions that can keep you up at night. How do you live with such uncertainty and still manage to get to sleep at night. Petrea King from the Quest for Life Foundation joins Tony Delroy in the studio to tell us how to cope.

Nightlife pet expert Kersti Seksel on the program to talk about how to look after our favourite pets, especially those that suffer from stress or anxiety. She offers tips and techniques you can engage to help deal with your distressed pets.

Motoring with Will Hagon, he joins the program to discuss Casey Stoner's last Moto GP race on Australian soil, as well as new car releases associated with the International Motor Show in Sydney.

It is virtually impossible to get through a day without being bombarded by some form of advertising. On the Nightlife, we take a look at advertising in the 21st century, and the role it fills in our lives. Our guests, Tim Burrowes and Adam Ferrier discuss whether or not we're as marketing savvy as we think.

With the midyear economy review to dissect, Daryl Dixon joins the program with Tony Delroy to discuss how serious the government is about taking the axe to superannuation concessions.

Can you imagine living a life without sight? More than one million Australians are at risk of blindness. The leading cause is a condition known as Macular Degeneration. Retina Specialist Associate Professor Alex Hunyor, and Julie Heraghty from the Macular Degeneration Foundation join Tony Delroy in the studio to discuss who's at risk, how it is treated and how you can live a better life if you're someone that is affected.

Antiques and collectables with sporting memorabilia expert Tom Thompson. He's brought in four golf clubs, all with fascinating stories behind them.

Paul Wallbank talks tech with Tony, including a look at apps that farmers are using.

Antibiotics, pesticides, weeks in cold storage are all part of the life cycle of food in Australia. On the Nightlife we look inside the country's food chain with Dianne Loughnan and Mick Keogh and talk about whether the food we produce in Australia is safe, ethical and sustainable.

On the Nightlife we explore the role of women in the workforce. Is it doing enough to attract and keep women, particularly those in Generations X and Y? Leading human resources researcher Avril Henry joins Tony Delroy in the studio to discuss.