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8:05 PM.More Sublime sounds from Bryan's trusty sound recorder. This time it's the sounds of making tea. Read more Audio

7:35 PM.Photographer Raymond Sagapolutele joins us once again with an update from South Auckland this week he looks at the Auckland mayoral election and the Pacific music awards. Read more Audio

7:12 PM.Poet laureate David Eggleton and Pacific Daren Kamali are about to embark on their month long Mad Doggerel Cabaret tour combining a comical and lyrical portrait of Aotearoa New Zealand and its place… Read more Audio

9:30 PM.Our overseas correspondent in Japan, Motoko Kakubayashi joins us from Tokyo. including the country recording it's highest number of covid-19 cases, the continuing fallout from the assassination of… Read more Audio

7:30 PM.Lecturer, curator, potter and ceramics judge Richard Fahey joins me to talk changes to the pottery economy and context since the 1980's. Read more Audio

7:12 PM.Our teen tech correspondent Charlie Cuff is here to talk NFTs verify ownership and authenticity of valuable items. Read more Audio

9:07 PM.If you think shifting house is complicated, try moving a Museum. Canterbury Museum staff have begun planning the challenge of packing up up 2.3 million taonga (treasures) ahead of a major… Read more Audio

7:12 PM.Nick Wallingford has been awarded Apiculture New Zealand's busiest bee award for his work digitising more than 24,000 pages for the New Zealand beekeeping Digital Archive. Read more Audio

9:35 PM.This weekend the New Zealand Society of Authors will mark the 50th birthday of Witi Ihimaera's groundbreaking collections of short stories, first published in 1972. Bryan Crump spike to Witi ahead of… Read more Audio

7:40 PM.Chris Casey, Chair of the Point Chevalier Social Enterprise Trust joins us to talk about their a national research survey on Housing for artists & creatives. Read more Audio

7:12 PM.We're going bush with our Forest Correspondent, Dean Baigent-Mercer. He'll be talking Lazarus species - those species we think of as gone then we're lucky enough to find a few again and in the heart… Read more Audio

9:10 PM.Rev Frank Ritchie talks about the new season of his "Re-Covering" podcast - where he sits down with some of New Zealand's top journalists to unpack the one story from their career that has most… Read more Audio

7:12 PM.Head of Psychology at University of Canterbury, Professor Don Hine gives us a crash course on the psychology behind environmental campaigns like Plastic Free July. Read more Audio

10:45 PM.We talk to Rich Preston from BBC World in London where they're waking up to what the tabloids are calling Meltdown Monday and Blowtorch Britain as a red alert heatwave is set to send temperatures… Read more Audio

7:30 PM.Mona Lynn Courteau joins us once again with more Latin American music - tonight an historical Brazilian genre from the late 1960s known as Tropicália. Read more Video, Audio

7:12 PM.We speak to the team behind the feature film Shut Eye - a coming of age drama exploring the world of ASMR or autonomous sensory meridian response, which is an online phenomenon where streamers use… Read more Video, Audio

9:35 PM.Our overseas correspondent tonight is Sri-Lanka based journalist and author Fidel Fernando. Read more Audio

7:35 PM.Podiatrist Emma Worthington joins us once again. Read more Audio