Afternoons for Tuesday 13 October 2020
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First Song: Harper Finn – Dance Away These Days
1:09 PM.Today's first song came from well known musical family, Harper Finn. He's just released his newest single Dance and joins Jesse in the Auckland studio to play it. Read more Video, Audio
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Shortage of vets could cause animal welfare crisis
1:18 PM.Concerns have been raised that a lack of qualified veterinarians around the country will cause an animal welfare crisis and big stress for vets who're already working hard. Vetstaff recruiter Julie… Read more Audio
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Researching refuges to protect myrtle trees from rust disease
1:27 PM.Manaaki Whenua researchers have been looking at how to predict where myrtle trees can grow without being exposed to pathogens that cause the rust disease. Project leader James McCarthy talks to Jesse… Read more Audio
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Asking for spare change, landing a job instead!
1:36 PM.Rishi Sharma's a Domino's pizza franchise owner who spotted a man using a pizza box to ask for spare change from passers by near one of his stores. Instead of giving him a few coins, he gave him a… Read more Audio
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RNZ's Classical Cupid is back!
1:45 PM.Tomorrow RNZ Concert's Clarissa Dunn is in studio to play Classical Music Matchmaker!. She talks to Jesse about what she's looking for. Email your "dating bio" or details about what you're looking… Read more Audio
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Ben Hurley - How to write a joke
1:47 PM.Every week, Jesse, speaks to a wordsmith about their craft and how to write in a certain way. Today he speaks to stand up comedian Ben Hurley about how to write a joke and if it's different preparing… Read more Audio
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Pip Adam - the importance of writing
2:08 PM.Pip Adam's been working on a brand new initiative which uses the medium of writing to expand your gallery and museum experience. The Curators of Wellington was originally set for Cupda Dupa before… Read more Audio
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Music Feature: Jack White
2:16 PM.For today's music feature, we're talking about Jack White, who's known for his work with The White Stripes, The Raconteurs and The Dead Weather. Music therapist Ruby Solly is a big fan of White and… Read more Audio
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Jonathan Silvertown - laughter is in our DNA
3:10 PM.Edinburgh University Professor of Evolutionary Ecology Jonathan Silvertown at why laughter is our first langauge and what is certifiably funny and what isn't in his new book, The Comedy of Error: Why… Read more Audio
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Stand and Deliver (part 3)
3:30 PM.Today, in the third of veteran broadcaster Ian Johnstone's reports about his travels in Africa, he takes us to South Africa again, to find out what life was like for black people in the 1970s , under… Read more Audio
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1:12 First Song: Harper Finn – Dance Away These Days
Kiwi singer songwriter Harper Finn has recently released his newest single Dance Away The Days, a song inspired by a quote from Irish novelist and poet Samuel Beckett “Dance first. Think later. It’s the natural order.” Today Harper joins Jesse in the Auckland studio for First Song.
Harper Finn Photo: Taylor Mansfield
1:17 Shortage of vets could cause animal welfare crisis
Concerns have been raised that a lack of qualified veterinarians around the country will cause an animal welfare crisis and big stress for vets who're already working hard.
Julie South is with Vetstaff, a recruitment agency, and says there needs to be more exemptions made to allow overseas vets to fill the vacancies. She talks to Jesse about her concerns over the skill shortage.
Photo: 123RF
1:27 Researching refuges to protect myrtle trees from rust disease
Manaaki Whenua researchers have been looking at how to predict where myrtle trees can grow without being exposed to pathogens that cause the rust disease.
James McCarthy's been leading the project and he talks to Jesse about finding what they call, refugia, to grow the trees so they don't get the disease.
Myrtle rust, James McCarthy (R) Photo: Rowan Buxton and Peter de Lange
1:35 Asking for spare change, landing a job instead!
Rishi Sharma's a Domino's pizza franchise owner who spotted a man using a pizza box to ask for spare change from passers by near one of his stores.
Instead of giving him a few coins, he ended up giving him a job at one of his outlets. Rishi tells Jesse how he came to help Brian "Sooty" Wallace to get back on his feet.
Brian "Sooty" Wallace and Rishi Sharma Photo: Supplied
1:45 RNZ's Classical Cupid is back!
Tomorrow RNZ Concert's Clarissa Dunn is in studio to play Classical Music Matchmaker!
Our Classical Cupid will find classical music tailored specifically for you based on your dating profile.
Whether you're a 'sunsets and strings' or a 'bold as brass' adventurous type, we'll make your classical music match. She joins Jesse today to explain what she's looking for.
Email your "dating bio" or details about what you're looking for to jesse@rnz.co.nz
Photo: RNZ
1:50 Ben Hurley - How to write a joke
Every week, Jesse, speaks to a wordsmith about their craft and how to write in a certain way. Today he speaks to stand up comedian Ben Hurley about how to write a joke and if it's different preparing for a live audience than a camera.
Photo: Pixabay
2:10 Pip Adam - the importance of writing
Pip Adam's been working on a brand new initiative which uses the medium of writing to expand your gallery and museum experience. The Curators of Wellington was originally set for Cupda Dupa before lockdown scuppered the plans. Pip will also talk about an online project, LGBTQI+ histories of Aotearoa New Zealand Kōrero takatāpui ki Aotearoa which can be found on Te Papa's website, and she'll share a bit about what's on this year at Verb Wellington.
2:20 Music Feature: Jack White
For today's music feature, we're talking about Jack White, who's known for his work with The White Stripes, The Raconteurs and The Dead Weather.
Music therapist Ruby Solly is a big fan of White and joins Jesse in the studio to talk about his work.
Jack White Photo: David James Swanson
3:10 Jonathan Silvertown - laughter is in our DNA
Laughter really is in our DNA. The question is why. Using old jokes and science, Edinburgh University Professor of Evolutionary Ecology Jonathan Silvertown explores why laughter is our first langauge and what is certifiably funny and what isn't in his new book, The Comedy of Error: Why Evolution Made Us Laugh
Jonathan Silvertown Photo: www.jonathansilvertown.com
3:30 Stand and Deliver
Today, in the third of veteran broadcaster Ian Johnstone's reports about his travels in Africa, he takes us to South Africa again, to find out what life was like for black people in the 1970s , under apartheid.
3:45 The Panel with Ruwani Perera and Mark Knoff-Thomas
Music played in this show
INTRO SONG:
Title: Seven Nation Army
Artist: The White Stripes
FIRST SONG [LIVE]:
Title: Dance Away These Days
Artist: Harper Finn
MUSIC FEATURE - JACK WHITE (Ruby Solly):
Title: Seven Nation Army
Artist: The White Stripes
Title: Ain't Superstitious
Artist: The Upholsterers
Title: The Big Three Killed My Baby
Artist: The White Stripes
Title: Grinnin' In Your Face
Artist: Son House
Title: Broken Boy Soldier
Artist: The Raconteurs
Title: Cut Like A Buffalo
Artist: The Dead Weather
Title: Portland Oregon
Artist: Loretta Lynn (with Jack White)
Title: Love Interruption
Artist: Jack White
3.30 Song: To Perth, Before the Border Closes
Artist: Julia Jacklin
