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What we're watching: Tokyo Vice
What we're watching: Tokyo Vice
27 May 2024Dan Slevin recommends a crime thriller with a powerful - and unusual - sense of time and place.
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Shapeshifter celebrates 25 years: Drama, anxiety "and a ridiculous amount of good times"
Shapeshifter celebrates 25 years: Drama, anxiety "and a ridiculous amount of good times"
25 May 2024Sam Trevethick and Nick Robinson from the NZ drum and bass band Shapeshifter get nostalgic with Charlotte Ryan. Video, Audio
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The story behind the AI image that shocked the world
The story behind the AI image that shocked the world
26 May 2024Boris Eldagsen became the most notorious artist in the world last year, after winning an award at one of the world's biggest photography competitions with an image entirely generated by AI. Audio
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NZ jazz legend Rodger Fox dies aged 71
NZ jazz legend Rodger Fox dies aged 71
28 May 2024Rodger Fox founded his Big Band in 1973 and toured extensively, playing at international jazz festivals including Montreux, Monterey and New Orleans. He also taught generations of musicians at the New Zealand School of Music. Video, Audio
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Take regular 'keto vacation' to get best results, says US scientist
Take regular 'keto vacation' to get best results, says US scientist
27 May 2024If you take a ketogenic break, senescent, or ageing, cells go away, a US scientist says. Audio
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Gareth Shute on his favourite Auckland venues
Gareth Shute on his favourite Auckland venues
25 May 2024Tony Stamp is in Auckland for a guided tour of the music historian and writer's favourite local venues, in the final of this four part series. Audio
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'It isn't fruitful to be identified as a yakuza anymore'
'It isn't fruitful to be identified as a yakuza anymore'
Contract law and ordinances - those are the elements author and former journalist Jake Adelstein says have led to a dramatic fall in the number of Japanese mafia members since the 1990s. Audio
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Modern irrationality rooted in cognitive biases, writer says
Modern irrationality rooted in cognitive biases, writer says
26 May 2024Every human has cognitive biases, but when they collide with digital information overload, bad things can happen, according to Amanda Montell. Audio
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Music Alive: NZSO Legacy
Music Alive: NZSO Legacy
27 May 2024Hear the world premiere of Gillian Whitehead's retrieving the fragility of peace, Brahms’ magnificent Symphony No 1, and New Zealand pianist Stephen de Pledge perform Mozart 's stormy masterpiece, Piano Concerto No 20 in D minor. Conductor Alexander Shelley.
- Holly Arrowsmith's award-winning song - 'a tribute to a real cowboy'
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NZ Music Month Live: Byllie-jean at the Christchurch Art Gallery
NZ Music Month Live: Byllie-jean at the Christchurch Art Gallery
26 May 2024Byllie-jean, winner of the 2022 APRA Maioha Award, performs song from her new EP Filter on Music 101. Video, Audio
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Forging through tough times
Forging through tough times
Blacksmith Jamie Hughes crafts knives for chefs, farmers and tourists in the North Island town of Norsewood. Audio
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Aussie Lego Masters bring epic exhibition to Auckland
Aussie Lego Masters bring epic exhibition to Auckland
25 May 2024Childhood friends Alex Towler and Jackson Harvey tell Susie Ferguson about their elaborate retrofuturistic Lego exhibition RELICS: A New World Rises. Video, Audio, Gallery
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"Nature's itching to put the bush back"
"Nature's itching to put the bush back"
Renowned botanist Hugh Wilson has spent half his life turning a 1600-hectare block of gorse-infected scrubland back into a regenerated native forest. Audio
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Why 'the Bridgerton effect' may be wearing off
Why 'the Bridgerton effect' may be wearing off
25 May 2024The Netflix series brought new pizzazz to period drama back in 2020 but with mixed reviews for the third series, its cultural stock is falling.
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Movie review: The Strangers - Chapter 1
Movie review: The Strangers - Chapter 1
22 May 2024Director Renny Harlin brings nothing new to this first part of his remake of a 2008 Liv Tyler horror, says Simon Morris. Video, Audio
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New Horizons: Kiwi Surprise and Joy
New Horizons: Kiwi Surprise and Joy
26 May 2024In his fourth programme for New Zealand Music Month, William Dart takes a trip around some music from our land that will hopefully spark joy – tracks by Phil Dadson, Billy Farnell, the G&T Trio, Linn Lorkin, Chris Knox, Greg Malcolm and Jenny Ward, Nola McCrorie, and that marvellous Maori show band, The Quin Tikis. Audio
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Hymns on Sunday, 26 May 2024
Hymns on Sunday, 26 May 2024
26 May 2024Celebrating Trinity Sunday this week with a selection of hymns including Holy, Holy, Holy and Lead Us, Heavenly Father, Lead Us. And we mark the start of Samoan Language Week with a hymn of praise and thanks to God: Vivi'i Ia Ma Fa'afetai. Audio
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'Facebook probably knows I sell drugs' - how a digital footprint can threaten your prospects
'Facebook probably knows I sell drugs' - how a digital footprint can threaten your prospects
23 May 2024Analysis - Young people trading recreational cannabis and MDMA on social media could face unintended consequences of their data being sold.
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How much of our extreme weather is due to climate change?
How much of our extreme weather is due to climate change?
Phil Vine looks at how the science of climate attribution could prepare us for the future. Audio
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Spicy Coconut Eggs
Spicy Coconut Eggs
25 May 2024Julie Biuso's flavourful egg dish makes an excellent vegetarian main course with rice, Indian breads, pickles and chutneys.
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At the Movies - The Way, My Way
At the Movies - The Way, My Way
22 May 2024Simon Morris reviews Bill Bennett's film version of his own book about walking the 800-kilometre Camino de Santiago. Video, Audio
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Teen males are now prime targets for social media 'sextortion'
Teen males are now prime targets for social media 'sextortion'
23 May 2024Young people have become the focus of blackmailers with fake Instagram and Snapchat accounts, says an American internet exploitation expert. Audio
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A platform for Pacific choirs to showcase their talents
A platform for Pacific choirs to showcase their talents
23 May 2024There's a new choral competition in town: the Musika Moana Choir Competition. Helen Tupai, one of organisers of the competition, talks with Bryan Crump. Audio