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  • Slam Poet Online Grand Slam

    7:15 PM.We get a Slam Poetry lesson with spoken word artist, Rikki Livermore (aka RikTheMost) ahead of the Poetry Slam at Your Place Grand Finals next weekend. Read more Audio

  • Shackleton's Cat

    9:12 PM.Historian and playwright Lucy Davidson tells the tale of Mrs. Chippy, Shackleton's Seafaring Cat. Read more Audio

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  • Brain Health

    7:17 PM.Following last night's discussion on foil hats, brain researcher Michael MacAskill presents the low down on the trans cranial electromagnetic stimulator and gives us his best advice for keeping our… Read more Audio

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  • Sci Fi Sci Fact - Tinfoil hats in Sci Fi books and movies

    9:14 PM.Professor Justin Hodgkiss, MacDiarmid Institute Co-Director and Professor of Chemistry at Victoria University of Wellington Audio

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  • The Recommencement of History

    7:15 PM.Francis Fukuyama's influential essay 'The End of History?' announced the triumph of liberal democracy and the arrival of a post-ideological world. I ask Eric Crampton if we're witnessing the… Read more Audio

  • Nights sports with Zoe George

    9:12 PM.Zoe George, Senior Sports Journalist at Stuff is our sportscaster tonight. Audio

  • Herb's Mobile Record Store

    7:35 PM.We catch up with Ben James from Herb's Mobile Record Store and he picks some tracks that remind him of friends and people who have influenced him. Read more Audio

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  • Marscrete: Building on Mars

    7:15 PM.How would we build shelter and infrastructure on Mars? We chat to University of Canterbury Associate Professor of Engineering, Allan Scott about the possibility of "Marscrete". Read more Audio

  • Overseas Correspondent - Taiwan

    9:40 PM.Our Overseas Correspondent from Taiwan, William Yang joins us from Taipei. Audio

  • Music for St. Patrick's Day

    7:30 PM.We mark St. Patrick's Day with a selection of Irish Music - both new and old - picked for us by Sean McKenna Read more Audio

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  • Making Changes to your House

    7:12 PM.Michelle Grant, president of Structural Engineering Society of New Zealand joins us once again. She'll be talking about making changes to your house. Read more Audio

  • Leaving Kyiv

    9:12 PM.New Zealander, Steve Asplin who speaks Russian and Ukrainian spent the last 10 years living in Kyiv. He's now in Turkey with his family. He joins us to give his perspective on what's happening in the… Read more Audio

  • Horror Comedies: Funny and Scary

    7:12 PM.Horror writer and enthusiast, Denver Grenell joins us once again. Tonight he's looking at horror comedies. Audio

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  • The geography of wine

    food

    7:13 PM.Louise Richards Vice President of the New Zealand Geographical Society joins us once again. Tonight she has invited alon Professor John Overton, from School of Geography, Environment and Earth… Read more Audio

  • Nights Sport - Peter Lampp

    sport

    9:10 PM.Peter Lampp joins us once again with a Manawatu view on the latest sport. Audio

  • Brass and The Human Voice

    music

    7:34 PM.Our Cultural Ambassador from the world of Brass Bands, David Bremner takes a look at some track that showcase Brass and the human voice. Read more Audio

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  • Threads, Knots and Connections

    arts

    7:14 PM.Wai Ching Chan and Tessa Ma'auga chat to us about their new exhibition Kapuia nga aho Using the language of threads and knots, the exhibition explores ancient Chinese narratives in connection with… Read more Audio

  • Shoba Narayan: Covid-19 continues in Bangalore

    9:45 PM.Shoba Narayan joins Bryan from Bengaluru in India to discuss the Covid-19 situation there and how Indians are feeling about the conflict in Ukraine. Read more Audio

  • The rise of local pottery clubs

    7:35 PM.Lecturer, curator, potter and ceramics judge Richard Fahey joins Brian to talk about the proliferation of pottery clubs around Aotearoa. Read more Audio

  • 3D Printing with Charlie Cuff

    7:12 PM.Our teen tech correspondent Charlie Cuff has been doing some 3D printing and it's got him thinking about how it could be used by everyone. Read more Audio

  • Chamber music soars online

    9:08 PM.The Aotearoa New Zealand Festival of the Arts has pivoted into the digital realm at speed. This includes the world of chamber music! Artistic Directors of the Adam Chamber Music Festival and members… Read more Audio

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  • The Bell that Never Rang

    7:14 PM.The story of the HMS New Zealand in WWI has captured imaginations in Aotearoa for over 100 years. Lewis Griffiths has written a new novel titled The Bell That Never Rang which imagines the life on… Read more Audio

  • Time To Manage

    7:12 PM.Philosopher Ann Kerwin joins Bryan to discuss time amangement in the 21st century, and whether or not it really exists! Read more Audio

  • Obituaries, beginnings & finals

    9:12 PM.Australian sporting journalist Shannon Byrne joins Bryan to discuss the reaction to the death of Shane Warne, the beginning of the Women's World Cup cricket tournament and Finals footy in Darwin. Read more Audio

  • Shahram Aryan on Iranian superstar Delkash

    7:27 PM.RNZ Concert's Shahram Aryan joins Bryan to discuss the life and work of Esmat Bagherpour also known as Delkash. Read more Audio

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