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Stories from Our Changing World: Long term health
3:35 PM.Claire Concannon has been investigating New Zealand's youth vaping rates, and what the long-term health impacts might be on our rangitahi. She heads to the Auckland Bioengineering Institute to learn… Read more Audio
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Feature interview: Are you a good friend? Are you sure?
3:10 PM.If friends keep cancelling on you, ignoring your success, or talking behind your back it might be time to ask, are they a bad friend, or are you? Loneliness is often called an epidemic, but it's not… Read more Audio
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Bookmarks with music video curator Lily Shanks
2:30 PM.Lily Shanks runs the 'Music Video Showcase', an evening that celebrates locally made music videos of all styles, music genres and budgets putting them up on the big screen to be watched in full. Read more Audio
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Easy Eats: Seeded Schnitzel and Brussels Sprouts
2:20 PM.Kelly Gibney is here to share her recipe and says a mix of seeds adds big crunch to schnitzel. The addition of hemp, sesame and chia seeds to panko breadcrumbs makes a very crunchy and super tasty… Read more Audio
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Music Critic: Geneva AM's new album is here!
2:12 PM.Waiheke island based Geneva Alexander-Marsters, known as Geneva AM, has just released her album Pikipiki. Music critic Sarah Thomson shares her thoughts, and also talks about James Dansey's new music… Read more Audio
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Heading Off on a Mexico Food Tour
1:45 PM.Today we're jetting to Mexico! New spaces have become available for Cazador's 2025 Mexico Food Tour, which takes travellers on a culinary journey from Mexico City to Oaxaca in the south. Read more Audio
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NZ's Top Toastie has been crowned - so what's in it?
1:35 PM.Judges sampled over 200 toasties up and down the country and today a supreme winner has been crowned from the 13 finalists. Read more Audio
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Beyond the horror: How understanding past pandemics can help
1:25 PM.Bioarcheologist Professor Rebecca Gowland has been studying the Black Death and is in Wellington this week presenting about how understanding the past can help us prepare for the future. Read more Audio
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It's 2025 - do we really need to be able to write by hand?
1:15 PM.As part of the Government's changes to the education system, it announced an initiative called 'Make It Write'. It includes updated handwriting resources for Primary and Intermediate Schools. But… Read more Audio
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Feature interview: Why is Gen Z having less sex?
3:10 PM.While that might not sound bad, the reason why and the fallout can be. One in four adult Gen Zers hasn't had sex, and Carter Sherman says the loss of intimacy is fueling loneliness, anxiety, and porn… Read more Audio
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Music feature: Celebrating The Boss aka Bruce Springsteen.
2:30 PM.This week marks the 50th anniversary of Bruce Springsteen's breakthrough album 'Born to Run' The album was a much-needed commercial success for the then 25 year old from New Jersey, the album raced up… Read more Audio
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Update on Oz with Brad Foster
2:20 PM.A chance to find out what's got people talking across the Tasman, from the Wallabies triumph on the rugby field to 1800 Qantas staff's big win in court. Read more Audio
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Book Critic: The implications of AI on writing
2:10 PM.Pip Adam has been reading and thinking a lot about how AI could affect writing. She shares books that offer insights to AI and that show how important human writers are. Empire of AI: Dreams and… Read more Audio
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Tech Tuesday with Tim Batt
1:45 PM.Today our tech expert discusses the worrying rise of AI chat bots and what you can do to stay safe from their dangers Read more Audio
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The Global Treaty on Plastic fell apart - so what happens now?
1:35 PM.The latest attempt to finalise a legally binding global treaty to end plastic pollution fell apart on Friday. What now? Read more Audio
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The Auckland Uni student's plans to help dementia research
1:20 PM.People over sixty are wanted to hang out with a tiny robot called iRobi. University of Auckland Master of Robotics and Automation Engineering student Zahra Ally is developing a new game, and she needs… Read more Audio
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The moment Gareth Morgan realised a video of him was fake
1:10 PM.There's a deep fake of Gareth Morgan doing the rounds on social media, and it is so sophisticated, even Gareth Morgan was taken aback. Read more Audio
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Here Now: Baking Bread with Meinolf Kraeling
3:35 PM.We've got something for carb lovers now, this week's Here Now is focused on breaking bread, putting bakers in the spotlight. Today's edition sees master baker Meinolf Kraeling in conversation with… Read more Audio
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Feature interview: "Genetics are not destiny"
3:10 PM.Everyone wants to live a long life, but no one wants to get old. Just over 15 years ago, cardiologist Dr Eric Topol went looking for genetic reasons why some people are able age into their 80's… Read more Audio
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Expert Feature: Let's talk poetry!
2:30 PM.Friday is National Poetry Day, and we are delighted, thrilled, positively effervescent to announce that - after taking a hiatus last year - our poetry competition will return! Once more judging your… Read more Audio
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Jesse's Cold Call: Tautoko FM
2:20 PM.As regular listeners will know, we like a cold call here on Afternoons, we've been through all the isite centres around Aotearoa, so now we're turning our attention to iwi radio stations. Read more Audio
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Television Critic: Alien is back - this time as a tv show
2:10 PM.Fans of the 1979 film Alien and the show Fargo are in for a treat. Fargo writer and creator Noah Hawley has turned his attention to creating the first television series in the Alien franchise. Our TV… Read more Audio
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A conservation success story!
1:35 PM.We're no strangers to endangered animals on this show, but today we're pleased to share a conservation success story. Tawaki, or Fiordland Crested Penguins are the third rarest of the world's 18… Read more Audio
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Blending fashion with film: "Fashion Film Festival'
1:25 PM.There's a lot happening for New Zealand Fashion Week: Kahuria this year, including - of all things - a mini film festival! Ensemble magazine is behind the 'Fashion Film Festival', which will run next… Read more Audio
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Some of New Zealand's Asian communities are struggling
1:15 PM.More than half of Asian New Zealanders are at risk of depression, with young adults, women, Koreans, and Indians disproportionately affected. Read more Audio