Features

Dunedin band Soaked Oats play a live session celebrating the release of their latest album Working Title. Video, Audio

 Claire Wells delivers gate-to-plate meat boxes to customers around Wairarapa and Wellington. Audio

The Feast of Christ the King is a relatively recent addition to the liturgical calendar, introduced by Pope Pius XI in 1925. We’re celebrating the occasion with hymns including Rejoice! The Lord is king and Crown him with many crowns. Audio

Samoan comedian Bubbah investigates New Zealand’s most bizarre conspiracies in a new RNZ podcast,

Counsellor Cat Levine talks about the risk factors that predispose children to anxiety - and what parents can do to help. Audio

Inspired by Goldsmith Baynes' new album E Rere Rā, Nick Tipping presents an hour of jazz sung in te reo Māori. Audio

Two strangers meet on a train in this charming little Finnish film. Video, Audio

Who you are today is not the same person you will be in the future. It sounds like a sensible statement, but too often we hold on to the belief that our future selves will be our current self, says writer Shankar Vendantam. Video, Audio

Bruce 'Pic' Picot celebrates the versatility of his "really good" peanut butter in the new Pic's Really Good Recipe Book. Audio

Sharon Brettkelly explores the gradual shift towards making the New Zealand music industry a safer space for women and gender minorities. Audio

Kristie Amadio was unable to get treatment for her own severe eating disorder in New Zealand. The Christchurch counsellor has founded a new facility that will offer residential care to others like her. Video, Audio

Loading Docs 2022: Seeking joy after a life-threatening diagnosis, a determined father attempts one last adventure with his daughter.

In response to staff shortages, Barry Iddles has convinced senior citizens to come out of retirement and work the room at his seaside restaurant. Audio

Our Changing World - When you first see a sunfish – also known as a mola – your first question might be: how on earth can that thing swim?  Audio

This new Marvel sequel struggles to match the power of 2018's Black Panther without original star Chadwick Boseman. Audio

Around the world, a truce is being called in the long war on drugs. But in Aotearoa, cannabis is still illegal and thousands are convicted every year for low-level drug crimes.

Kathrine Lynch shares recipes for Pita Pizza Melt, Hidden Vege Muffins, Burger Bites and Almond & Apricot Bliss Balls.

 Nashville Babylon's Mark Rogers plays birthday tunes for Booker T Jones and blues legend Hubert Sumlin, has classic soul from Sam Cooke, Wanda Jackson covering Bob Dylan plus ska courtesy of Duke Reid. Audio

A sweet gesture by his four-year-old daughter was the catalyst for Shaan Caskey to write Daddy Needs to Sleep Today Audio

Documentary-maker David Farrier tackles his toughest and longest assignment yet in the engrossing new film Mister Organ. Video, Audio

New Zealand's most successful record producer of the late 70s was only active for five years. He had hits with Hello Sailor, Th' Dudes, Golden Harvest, and Patsy Riggir. Then he left the industry he had helped modernize. Audio

Eli Matthewson and Chris Parker joined Mixtape to talk their favourite songs and their newest collaboration, a 6-part documentary series called Chris and Eli's Porn Revolution.  Video, Audio

Since billionaire Tesla CEO Elon Musk took the helm, the social media platform Twitter has been all a-flutter. As a growing number of former tweeters move to social network Mastodon, we find out how it works. Audio

A move to bar US citizenship to American Samoans is being seen is as another blow to the territory and its people. But as Finau Fonua reports, many people are happy with the status quo.