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9:10 PM.We chat to Sarah Tuck, one of the brains behind The Well New Zealand's first Mental Health and Wellbeing Gym in central Wellington. Read more Audio

7:35 PM.Shahram Aryan is back with more wonderful music from Persia. Tonight he's looking at how Western instruments and musical theory came to Iran and how they influenced the music. Read more Video, Audio

7:12 PM.We talk to David Bitton, the director of one of the films at this year's Doc Edge Festival. "By Rook Or Left Hook" is all about CHESSBOXING - which is exactly what it sounds like - alternating rounds… Read more Video, Audio

9:51 PM.Tabu Butagira joins us once again from Kampala Uganda. Read more Audio

8:11 PM.We chat to Frances Moore from the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra ahead of a special concert with weekend that has a strong trainspotter connection - so, of course, Bryan wanted to find out more. Read more Audio

7:33 PM.Bryan pops into Wellington institution S&M's as Scotty and Mal get ready to shake their final cocktails and hand over the reins of the bar. Read more Audio

7:13 PM.Tony Stark first put on the Iron Man suit in 1968. Not only does it allow him to withstand bullets and give him superhuman strength, but the suit also mends itself. Associate Professor in… Read more Audio

7:13 PM.Marxist Historian, Brian Roper joins us once again - tonight he asks whether or not New Zealanders should be concerned about the rise of China and China's growing influence in the Asia Pacific region?

7:12 PM.This coming July 20th, on the 52nd Anniversary of the Moon Landing the first paying passengers will fly suborbital on Blue Origin's New Shepard. Seats are being auctioned on 12 June and the bidding is… Read more Audio

7:10 PM.Anthropologist and Child Health researcher, Dr Julie Spray spent 2015 eating lunch with primary school students in a disadvantaged part of South Auckland, where she learned that providing free school… Read more Audio

7:13 PM.Patrick Phelps from Minerals West Coast joins us once again. Tonight he's looking at mining and New Zealand's biodiversity crisis. With 4,000 at risk species. what's the future of the mining sector in… Read more Audio

7:35 PM.We're joined by Cindy Nguyen from Papatoetoe High School & Arunan Noble from Wellington High School. Read more Audio

7:12 PM.Murray Edmond joins us to talk about his book Time to Make a Song and Dance: Cultural Revolt in Auckland in the 1960s. The 1960s was a period of radical conflict, when the desire for a new, socially… Read more Audio

9:07 PM.RNZ Bulletin Editor and Football Blogger, Craig Steven recently wrote an article telling the sporting story of Gil Heron - father of the soul poet Gil Scott Heron - who played football for Glasgow… Read more Audio