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Jojo Moyes: ‘Chick lit’ is a misogynist label for my books
Jojo Moyes: ‘Chick lit’ is a misogynist label for my books
15 Mar 2025Classifying all stories about women who find love as ‘chick lit’ or ‘romance’ does a disservice to readers and the female experience, says the bestselling English novelist.
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Inside Out: Big Band Bangers
Inside Out: Big Band Bangers
15 Mar 2025Nick Tipping checks out classic big bands from the swing era until the present day, including bands led by Woody Herman, Lionel Hampton, Ella Fitzgerald, and Michael Bublé. Audio
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The sweet sound of the Irish harp
The sweet sound of the Irish harp
14 Mar 2025Award-winning Irish harp player Úna ní Fhlannagáin performs live in the RNZ Concert studio. Audio
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Move over Liam Lawson: the cutthroat world of kid karting
Move over Liam Lawson: the cutthroat world of kid karting
15 Mar 2025There is no shortage of Kiwi kids aiming to one day bump Lawson out of his seat on Red Bull’s Formula 1 racing team.
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Mickey 17: Bong Joon Ho returns with 'Groundhog Day in space'
Mickey 17: Bong Joon Ho returns with 'Groundhog Day in space'
14 Mar 2025The director of 2019 hit Parasite is back with a sci-fi flick in which a lowly worker is regularly killed doing dangerous jobs, only to be revived to die another day.
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Making music At the Movies
Making music At the Movies
Having just clocked up one thousand episodes of At the Movies, reviewer Simon Morris shares his favourite film scores with RNZ Concert's Bryan Crump. Video, Audio
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From tenor horn, to horn and tenor
From tenor horn, to horn and tenor
11 Mar 2025Christchurch Symphony Orchestra principal horn Emma Eden talks to RNZ Concert about her brass band beginnings ahead of her starring role in Benjamin Britten's 'Serenade for Tenor, Horn and Strings'. Audio
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The multi-faceted Carleen Ebbs
The multi-faceted Carleen Ebbs
12 Mar 2025Music development manager and London-trained Kiwi soprano Carleen Ebbs is carving out a musical career back home. Audio
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Gracie Francis: the natural-born collaborator
Gracie Francis: the natural-born collaborator
10 Mar 2025New Zealand collaborative pianist Gracie Francis talks to RNZ Concert's Bryan Crump ahead of her Julliard music school doctoral recital. Video, Audio
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Have we reached peak tattoo?
Have we reached peak tattoo?
13 Mar 2025Comedian Pete Davidson has revealed his tattoo-free skin. What does that mean for tattooing and its transition from an alternative life to the mainstream?
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HOKA shoes uses a Māori name. Why don't they say so?
HOKA shoes uses a Māori name. Why don't they say so?
12 Mar 2025One of the world's hottest sneaker brands, rarely attributes its name to Māori - but it used to.
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'I had my own private world all to myself that no one could enter'
'I had my own private world all to myself that no one could enter'
11 Mar 2025The iconic artist calls on his very vivid memories in his new memoir, Hastings: A Boy's Own Adventure, which he wrote in pencil. Audio
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How to spot the burnout warning signs
How to spot the burnout warning signs
12 Mar 2025The symptoms of burnout are insidious, a clinical psychologist says. Audio
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Michael Houstoun plays Brahms and Rachmaninov
Michael Houstoun plays Brahms and Rachmaninov
12 Mar 2025LISTEN: This concert by top New Zealand pianist Michael Houstoun features works by two of the great Romantic composers – Brahms and Rachmaninov. Recorded at The Piano in Ōtautahi/Christchurch by RNZ Concert.
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Reb Fountain on tours, traumas, and finding her voice
Reb Fountain on tours, traumas, and finding her voice
13 Mar 2025Reb Fountain gives a personal interview to Nick Bollinger on some of the trials and tribulations behind her new album How Love Bends.
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The Mixtape: DJ Manuel Bundy
The Mixtape: DJ Manuel Bundy
8 Mar 2025Legendary DJ Manuel Bundy picks the tunes on the Mixtape ahead of his show with Black Grace Dance Company - This Is Not A Retrospective, the ultimate interactive dance party at the Auckland Town Hall, Saturday March 22. Audio
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When is it time for parents to cut the kids off financially?
When is it time for parents to cut the kids off financially?
10 Mar 2025It begins with cash for clothes and phone bills. Then it's uni books. But at what age should the kids start chipping in?
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The kitchen that's open 20 hours a day this month
The kitchen that's open 20 hours a day this month
9 Mar 2025Chef Chris Waghorn is up at 2am at Auckland's Māngere Refugee Centre, and he'll likely still be in the kitchen for another 12 hours or so every day during March.
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Use them or lose them? Why we need to go to the flicks
Use them or lose them? Why we need to go to the flicks
8 Mar 2025Watching movies at home on the sofa might be easy, but it's no match for watching them on the big screen, film buffs say. Video
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Meet hing, your low-cost garlic alternative
Meet hing, your low-cost garlic alternative
9 Mar 2025With garlic setting you back $4 a bulb, this spice can be found at your Indian grocer for a fraction of the price.
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Despite star cast, William Tell a 'damp squib'
Despite star cast, William Tell a 'damp squib'
9 Mar 2025Despite plenty of thespian firepower, William Tell misses the mark, writes Simon Morris.
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The Beths: 'We're going hard this year'
The Beths: 'We're going hard this year'
8 Mar 2025As they put the finishing touches on their sixth album, indie band The Beths will rock the main stage at WOMAD next weekend. Video, Audio
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'When the hippies bought it, they said no to farming and burning'
'When the hippies bought it, they said no to farming and burning'
8 Mar 2025At Rainbow Valley near Tākaka, a group of families run a small farm that benefits the whole community.