Nights for Friday 24 April 2020
7:07 Sonic Tonic
What are you doing right now?
Photo: Cory Doctorow from London, UK / CC BY-SA (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0)
Tonight - episode two of The Citizen's Handbook! It's civics education turned into a game.
The Citizen’s Handbook is a ten-part Video and Podcast comedy series and civics class for all New Zealanders. Photo: RNZ
8:30 Friday Night Live
In Friday Night Live we go to the Town Hall in Dunedin for ‘Tally Ho’ a concert from February 2015 featuring the Southern Sinfonia celebrating the ‘Dunedin Sound’
Curtain calls and a standing ovation Photo: RNZ / Tim Dodd
9:07 Country Life
Planting, weeding and making products from essential oil is keeping a couple busy at a lavender farm in lockdown,
Photo: RNZ/Carol Stiles
Orchids bloom in Horowhenua,
Photo: RNZ/Sally Round
ANZACs remembered in tiny Wimbledon
Photo: RNZ/Carol Stiles
and The Nineties File features Jack Raharuhi who needs a bigger cabinet to store his agricultural awards.
Photo: RNZ/Carol Stiles
10:17 After 10
- 10:20 Planning for a very different ANZAC Day
We speak to Debbie Kennedy, the president of the Mosgiel RSA about preparations for tomorrow's ANZAC commemorations.
Photo: 123RF
- 10:40 Working From Home - Loren Taylor
Director Loren Taylor joins us to talk about her latest video project bringing together comedian Rose Matefeo and actress Thomasin McKenzie, opera singer Peni Pati in Paris and internet sensation Gingerbread the cat!!
10:50 A little Classical Music
We hear another wonderful piece of classical music to soothe our soul picked by pianist and Nights classical music curator, Rachel Church.
Portrait of Maurice Ravel (1875 - 1937) at the piano. Photo: Durand & Cie, Éditeurs / Public domain
11:07 The Mixtape
For the latest series of The Mixtape, RNZ Music invites guests to compile a C60 of local sounds, and talk us through their selections
Suzy Cato first appeared on Aotearoa's television screens in 1990, as the human sidekick to Russell Rooster on TV3's Early Bird Show. Since then, the nation's favourite babysitter has made a career advocating for the families and children. She speaks with Yadana Saw.
The Mixtape Photo: CC BY 3.0 ripper23