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Anil Seth: Being yourself
Our guest today is trying to work out why we think, and why we exist as cognitive beings. It turns out we're not very good at assessing ourselves and how we think. Which makes the whole thing… Audio
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Lost and Found: Sampling the Samples
This week on Lost and Found, Yadana Saw shares originals and versions that have been sampled and covered by other artists. Tonight you'll hear Willie Nelson, Sade next to Nubya Garcia. Video, Audio
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RNZ + TVNZ = new PME in 2023
The government has confirmed it is creating a new public media entity next year to incorporate RNZ and TVNZ. It says the goal is public media 'fit for the future' - but it will be partly funded by ads… Audio
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Lost and Found: Strings and things
This week on Lost and Found, Yadana Saw goes all things with strings featuring songs from Bill Withers, Jackie Wilson and new local artist Erny Belle and many other eclectic selections. Video, Audio
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Parliament protest: Making sense of extreme scenes and unsavoury stories
The occupation around Parliament has become the most heavily-covered protest since the ‘81 Tour- in spite of the considerable hostility reporters have faced documenting it. But arguments still rage… Audio
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The Sampler: Spoon, Deadforest, Erin Rae
Tony Stamp reacts to the latest record in Spoon's thirty year rock career, the debut album by Manurewa rapper Deadforest, and a country-adjacent collection from Nashville's Erin Rae. Audio
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The Sampler: The Weeknd, Erny Belle, Animal Collective
Tony Stamp reviews a blockbuster concept album by Canadian pop star The Weeknd, smooth songs with spiky lyrics from Tāmaki Makaurau/ Maungaturoto songwriter Erny Belle, and the return of mid-2000s… Audio
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Covid-19: Protestors won't budge despite Parliament ultimatum
The anti-mandate protesters illegally occupying a large part of Wellington's central city are refusing to budge.
This is despite all parties in Parliament setting an ultimatum - we will consider… Audio
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The Sampler: Black Country, New Road; Karl Steven; Mitski
Tony Stamp treats his ears to a trend-bucking second album by UK whizz-kids Black Country, New Road; the solo debut of Supergroove frontman and award-winning screen composer Karl Steven; and a… Audio
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The RNZ Music Watchlist: Ones to Watch 2022
We might not be able to predict when Covid might end or what the next variant may be, but the RNZ Music team can gaze into who and what will be worth a spin. Video
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The Sampler: Curtis Harding, Beach House, Phodiso
Tony Stamp absorbs a record about caring by American soul maestro Curtis Harding, a drip-fed double album by dream-pop luminaries Beach House, and the latest high energy outing from local hip-hop… Audio
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The challenges and benefits of setting boundaries for children
Clear boundaries help children mature and families work well, says parenting coach Joseph Driessen. He tells Kathryn Ryan what strong leadership looks like from a parent. Audio
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The Sampler: Julien Dyne, Cat Power, Orlando Weeks
Tony Stamp begins the year with local dance-fusion courtesy of drummer and producer Julien Dyne, a third album of covers from the eccentric Chan Marshall AKA Cat Power, and a stripped back celebration… Audio
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Bird song could prove the South Island kōkako exists
Keep your ears out for a "flutey" and melancholic birdcall if you're heading for the Heaphy Track this summer. A bird recorded by three trampers on 29 December may have been made by the possibly… Video, Audio
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Dead cockroach pulled out of an Auckland man's ear
Zane Wedding lay awake for three nights, troubled by an ear that seemed to be blocked with water. It was actually a cockroach. Audio
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Christians unite across denominational divides to celebrate Christmas together
From St Anne's Catholic Church in Newtown, Wellington an ecumenical service celebrating this central event in the Christian calendar. Audio
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Santa Claus
Tonight's the night the magic happens. Old St Nick sets off from the North Pole and delivers presents to children all around the world. How does he do it? Audio
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The Sampler: Best International Albums of 2021
Tony Stamp looks back at some of his favourite international albums of 2021, including UK soul, Scottish post-rock, American folk songs about movies, and more. Audio
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Bird highway takes flight
A bird highway is taking shape across the south of the North Island. Farmers and landowners are getting in behind the Tonganui Corridor - a project to link up pockets of old forest with new plantings… Audio
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Wild cats and fierce photography - Sebastian Kennerknecht
Sebastian Kennerknecht is a wildlife photographer and conservationist. He takes award-winning photographs of wild cats in their natural habitat and has twenty different species on his camera roll. Audio
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LDR West Coast:significant natural areas a hot topic
It's time to cast our ears around the country and have a yarn with our one of our Local Democracy reporters. This week we are in the West Coast talking to Lois Williams. SNAs or 'Significant natural… Audio
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Kiwis coming home at last
Audio 24 Nov 2021Today the Government announced from mid-January, all fully vaccinated New Zealanders travelling from Australia can skip MIQ and self-isolate for seven days. Martin Newell is in Melbourne and joins… Audio
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Eva Orner's unflinching look at Australia's deadly Black Summer
Two years ago, as Covid was just beginning its deadly spread across the world, another crisis was reaching its peak in Australia. Known as the Black Summer, devastating bushfires ripped through many… Video, Audio
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Radio in NZ 100 not out - but what is its future?
Radio in New Zealand marked its centenary this week with tributes to its staying power in the past and confident claims that it's here to stay in future. Several stations now have bigger audiences… Audio
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100 years of radio in NZ: Major news broadcast over the century
Today marks 100 years of Radio in New Zealand.
While Morning Report has only been around since the 70's - the wireless has been a staple for keeping the nation together in times of hardship, war… Audio
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Tongans advised by the King to choose wisely in Thursday poll
Audio 17 Nov 2021The people of Tonga head to the polls on Thursday. Audio
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Music editor Stephen Gallagher
Swedish record label Moviescore Media has just released the original score for a short documentary about endangered elephants called Kimana Tuskers. The score was composed and produced by film and… Audio
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The Sampler: Leaping Tiger, Hand Habits, Starflyer 59
Tony Stamp locks ears with Auckland producer Leaping Tiger's sophomore album, folk artist Hand Habits' expansive new work, and the sixteenth long player by indie stalwarts Starflyer 59. Audio
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Gisborne flooding: Mayor provides update
Gisborne Mayor Rehette Stoltz is asking residents to let the council know if anything has been damaged overnight after heavy rain hit the district.
Three months of rain fell in 36 hours. Roads turned… Audio
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Long-awaited ministry for the disabled has a massive task
The invisible section of New Zealand society - disabled people - are finally getting their own ministry. It will have a massive task ahead of it. Audio