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Music Alive: Taonga Moana
28 Mar 2020Voices New Zealand Chamber Choir presents a very special 'Love Letter to the Oceans'. It was recorded in Hamilton by RNZ Concert.
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Kozmik blues: Janis Joplin’s brief and brilliant life
3 Dec 2019A book on Janis Joplin gives fresh insight into the troubled singer's life, thanks to unprecedented access to her personal archives, friends and family. First published December 2019. Video, Audio
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Inside Out: They got it covered
28 Oct 2023Jazz covers of great pop songs: Bill Frisell plays Marvin Gaye, Joe Pass plays the Rolling Stones, and Allana Goldsmith and Alchemy cover Herbs - presented by Nick Tipping. Audio
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How to compost well
20 Jan 2020Jennifer Kerr from The Compost Collective explains the basics of the three main methods of composting, and gives us her top composting tips. First published in January. Audio, Gallery
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Music Alive Matinée: NZSO Back to Bach
28 Mar 2020Vesa-Matti Leppänen leads a baroque-sized NZSO in two Brandenburg Concertos by Bach, plus music by Rameau and Locatelli.
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Can we bring dinosaurs back to life?
Nanogirl and her robot sidekick CLAIR head off from their secret lab to answer kids’ science questions with an accompanying video of an experiment you can do at home. Video, Audio
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'I was put on this earth to write Boy Swallows Universe'
1 Feb 2020Australian journalist Trent Dalton's best-selling 2018 novel Boy Swallows Universe is based on his own tough childhood in seedy '80s Brisbane. This story was first published in February. Audio
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Last days to download this Podcast Classic
28 Mar 2020The reasons Franz Schubert left his 'Symphony No 8' unfinished are not clear. Did he know in his heart that the work was perfect in itself already? You can download your own copy of Schubert's Unfinished Symphony until the end of the month.
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Music Alive: NZTrio
27 Mar 2020In a concert called 'Twine', NZTrio presents a varied programme including a work by New Zealander Celeste Oram.
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11 (ish) music documentaries to watch during lockdown
27 Mar 2020If you want something great to watch during lockdown, the RNZ Music have got you covered. Here’s a bunch of top-notch music documentaries we’ve handpicked for your viewing pleasure.
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For love of the ... clarinet
27 Mar 2020Listeners are saying there's something very calming about clarinet music. Here's a collection for you to make your own soothing playlist.
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How to build empathy and kindness in a fractured world
12 Nov 2019Empathy is in decline around the world, but a Stanford University psychologist says it’s vital we fight to reclaim this most noble of human qualities. This article was first published November 2019. Audio
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Air pollution: the invisible killer
26 Mar 2020Our Changing World - More than 90 percent of the world’s population lives in places where air quality is worse than it should be. Why does that matter, how is it measured and what is air quality like in New Zealand? Audio
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Music Alive: Ioana Cristina Goicea with the APO
26 Mar 2020Michael Hill International Violin Competition winner Ioana Cristina Goicea joins the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra to play Shostakovich's powerful first Violin Concerto.
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The anarchic rise of the East India Company
2 Nov 2019The East India Company was a ruthless corporation which gained control over one of the richest nations on earth, had MPs in its pocket and a 200,000-strong army to protect its interests. First published in November 2019. Audio
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Henry Bob Bobbalich
26 Mar 2020RNZ Storytime: Henry loves climbing. He'll climb anything. But one day, after an unfortunate accident with one of his boots, Henry is grounded. Will he ever be allowed to climb again?
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Disgraceland: Rock stars behaving badly
6 Nov 2019Misbehaving and rock n roll have always gone hand-in-hand, and Jake Brennan explores it all in in his podcast Disgraceland. He chatted with Jesse Mulligan last November. Video, Audio
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VIDEO EXCLUSIVE: Ria Hall performs 'Flow' live at The Surgery
26 Mar 2020Award-winning musician Ria Hall recently released her second album Manawa Wera, and to celebrate, she performed this powerful live version of her track ‘Flow' at Wellington's Surgery Studios.
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For love of the ... violin
26 Mar 2020The violin can sing like a human voice and express every emotion. Here's a collection of great music for you to create your own playlist.
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Where Power Stops: politicians and the limits of power
1 Nov 2019Professor of politics at Cambridge University, David Runciman spoke to Kathryn Ryan in October about the extent to which character has defined and limited the power of recent leaders in the UK and America. Audio
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VIDEO PREMIERE: Ryan Fisherman ‘Peace of Mind’
26 Mar 2020RNZ Music is proud to present the brand new single and video from Christchurch musician Ryan Fisherman. ‘Peace of Mind’ is the third single from his album Vibe, which is due out later this year.
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Need to keep the kids entertained? We've got you covered
25 Mar 2020RNZ has a treasure trove of stories to keep children entertained during the next few weeks. Why not start off with Hairy Maclary's adventures? We've got a whole bunch of Lynley Dodd stories to explore.
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How gardening creates a time warp
Gardening is more than a relaxing hobby. It's good for your health, whatever age you are, Dr Harriet Gross told Jim Mora. This article was first published in February 2020. Audio
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Eleven great music documentaries
26 Mar 2020Looking for something great to watch during lockdown? The RNZ Music team have got you covered. Here’s a bunch of top-notch music documentaries we’ve handpicked for your viewing pleasure.