Enough Rope with Andrew Denton

There will be few people in Australia who do not have an opinion about Wayne Carey, many of them negative. Why? He fucked his best mate's wife.

They're like ghosts in our midst. We rarely see them, we often fear them. They're the mentally ill. Some call themselves mad. "I couldn't trust my mind. I couldn't trust this thing that was so profoundly a part of me. It was just this awful, awful mysterious chasm that made me do such strange and horrible things." "I looked like a banshee. I was just going 'aahh…' down the road and people were just frightened. They didn't know what was happening to me and I didn't know what was happening to me." I want to know what it feels like to "lose" your mind… And I wanted to discover if, and how, you can find it again. http://www.abc.net.au/tv/enoughrope/interactive/angelsanddemons/

A behind-the-scenes tour of one of our favourite interviews

A chance for you to find out what happens behind-the-scenes of one of our more memorable interviews

We'll take you outside the studio and inside the joys and frustrations of shooting on the road

We take you behind the scenes of one of our most memorable interviews

We look at some of the more difficult moments we've faced and take you inside a conversation that a lot of people complained about, including the man in it - Michael Leunig.

We take you on the ultimate backstage tour with some of the world's greatest musicians - Pink, kd lang, John Butler, Elton John, Bono, Paul Kelly, Dave Grohl and more - with our feature interview, REM's Michael Stipe.

We take you behind the scenes of oneof our most memorable interviews, one that was an emotional dynamite: 2007 Young Australian of the Year, Tania Major.

On this final episode of More Than ENOUGH ROPE series we celebrate older women, and most particularly Miriam Margolyes

Presenting the multi award winning documentary, The Music in Me - a story following a troupe of physically and intellectually disabled performers called The Merry Makers as they prepare for the performance of a lifetime

The first in the six-part "Elders" series, this episode brings you the interview with Sir David Attenborough as he talks about his life experiences after a lifetime exploring the world.

In the second part of the six-part "Elders" series, Andrew Denton chats with Dame Elisabeth Murdoch about her long life, love story, family and philanthrophy.

In the third part of the "Elders" series, the deeply passionate, insightful and spirited Isabel Allende takes us through her life's most difficult moments that shaped her life now.

This fourth part of the "Elders" series features Helen Thomas, the doyenne of the White House Press Corps - from JFK to George W.

This fifth part of the 'Elders' series features Bob Hawke, Australia's longest serving Labor Prime Minister.

This sixth part of the 'Elders' series features Father Des Reid.

Football, family, food, France, fame, fatherhood, fitness, fortune and most importantly, fork - all words that begin with f.... Rob Valenti does Show & Tell.

He has been a hero to his people, an icon of their long and bloody struggle for independence. ... It was a family home like any other, full of laughter, joy and good times and yodelling - please welcome two women who were born to entertain, mother and daughter, Mary and Melinda Schneider.///

William McInnes has burnt up the screen as a star of Sea Change, Blue Heelers, Curtin and the movie, Look Both Ways. ... Waleed Aly is as Aussie as they come. ...

Judge not lest ye be judged or so they say. ... Sometimes the smallest ideas contain the very biggest truths. ...

Now to a story so full of heart you would expect to see the name Stephen Spielberg in the credits. ... Megan Gale is the model who was told she was not quite right for Australia then found herself an instant superstar in Italy. ...

What would happen if you added this to this, threw in a handful of this and a pinch of this, then added this? ... In the last 12 months newspapers have brought us stories of kids beaten or starved to death with uncomfortable regularity. ...

Orson Welles once said ask not what you can do for your country, ask what is for lunch. ... You might want to get your diaries out for this. ...

Dr Charlie Teo Much like the brain surgery he does every day, Dr Charlie Teo is a challenging, highly complicated individual. Tim Rogers Tim Rogers has described himself as a pockmarked streak of pelican shit.

A lot of what you are about to hear is upsetting and part of you will want to stop listening and change the channel... Kids Entertainers To misquote W C Fields, never work with children or balloon animals... Andrew talks to Gina Pash about kidney donation.

I have a bit of an awkward confession to make. ... Welcome to Oxford University where Professor Julian Savulescu is a man who favours more drugs than sport, who thinks cloning is cool and who says that if the technology were available then yes we should genetically modify our children. ...

Jann Wenner helped change the face of popular culture. ... It has been said that to be a poet at 20 is to be 20; to be a poet at 40 is to be a poet. ... Andrew talks to Peta King about Grandmas Live Phone Talk.

Most Australians know him as one of the greatest cricketers of all time, but the world has changed and a decade and a half since Imran Khan left the crease and so has his mission... We have a problem with Kevin Bloody Wilson.

In 1971 George Miller, a young medical student, won a spot in Australias first filmmaking workshop... Some men, a very few, are born to bring wonder into our lives...

The last time we spoke to Sir Michael Parkinson he was still at the crease bat in hand in his mid 90s hoping to bring up the century with an elegant cover drive...

In a few short months Tim Minchin went from being a struggling comic in Melbourne to the toast of the UK comedy scene thanks to timing, good fortune and a bunch of smart funny songs... A recent poll found that when it comes to public trust, journalists rank almost at the bottom of the pile, just above politicians and sex workers, but below psychics and astrologers... Andrew talks to Will Elrick about how a car accident changed his life.

You know when you are reading a memoir and you get a bad case of life envy because the person whose life you are reading about has lived a life so full of well, life, only in capital letters, that it makes your own life seem quite dull by comparison.

Mark Twain famously described golf as a good walk ruined... When it was released, most of the world was shocked by this image... Julia Deville about being a taxidermist.

Clint Eastwood and Angelina Jolie make quite a duo.

Welcome to another ENOUGH ROPE On the Road special.

Welcome to the "final" edition of ENOUGH ROPE. All the best stories begin with the words once upon a time and this is no exception.