Nights Podcast Options

10:45 PM.Hayden Donnell from RNZ's Mediawatch joins us once again with his midweek eye on the media. Audio

10:38 PM.We get a little slice of live in lockdown with Bonita Misilisi from community gardens in Manurewa. Audio

10:30 PM.Do you want your music to feature on the first ever vinyl pressed single in NZ for 30 years - Joel Woods from Holiday Records has the details. Audio

10:20 PM.Disability Commissioner Paula Tesoriero is asking us to think about how we shop. Audio

9:45 PM.As Massey University's sci-fi writer-in-residence, Octavia Cade is locked down in Palmerston North's Square Edge Community Arts flat overlooking the deserted central square in Palmy. Audio

7:55 PM.Hana Wilkinson is an In Home Strength and Balance Physiotherapist with Sport Gisborne - and she's devised some nice easy exercises to make sure the older adults amongst us keep moving during lockdown.

7:15 PM.How can we make sure all New Zealanders have access to the internet they need to keep them working and learning and safe. Kirkpatrick Mariner from the Digital Inclusion Work Programme at the… Read more Audio

10:50 PM.Every year the SPCA helps protect more than 40,000 animals in New Zealand. That doesn't stop with a national lockdown. Andrea Midgen is the CEO of the SPCA and she joins Bryan to talk about how… Read more Audio

10:40 PM.Tama Waipara is a recording artist and also the director of the Tairaawhiti Arts Festival in Gisborne. He's in lockdown at home in Gisborne. Audio

7:55 PM.Hana Wilkinson is an In Home Strength and Balance Physiotherapist with Sport Gisborne - and she's devised some nice easy exercises to make sure the older adults amongst us keep moving during lockdown.

7:12 PM.Nina Hall, Assistant Professor of International Relations at Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies joins us on the line from Berlin with her take on COVID-19 and international… Read more Audio

10:50 PM.Alan Wendt is one of the sign language interpreters working with the Prime Minister and the Director General of Health during the media conferences. Audio

10:30 PM.Epidemiologist Dr Michael Baker puts the latest COVID-19 numbers into context and tells us a little about how he's coping at home. Audio

9:10 PM.Tonight Sportscaster is ABC Darwin's Shannon Byrne. Audio

8:10 PM.We're talking to some night time drivers about the music that keeps them trucking. Audio

7:55 PM.Hana Wilkinson is an In Home Strength and Balance Physiotherapist with Sport Gisborne - and she's devised some nice easy exercises to make sure the older adults amongst us keep moving during lockdown.

7:15 PM.Another local GP got in touch with us to tell us about how things were shaping up at his practice in Ngunguru. We talk to Dr. Martin Essler. Audio

10:45 PM.Pianist and Nights classical music devotee, Rachel Church joins us once again with some music to calm the soul. Audio

10:40 PM.It's Lindon Pufin's turn to play us a tune down the phone. Audio

10:25 PM.Hana Wilkinson is an In Home Strength and Balance Physiotherapist with Sport Gisborne and she has some great ideas for older people to keep fit and healthy during lockdown. Audio

10:20 PM.Phil Smith and Daniela Maoate-Cocks from RNZ's The House programme talks us through the new Covid-19 Select Committee. Audio

9:35 PM.Our overseas correspondent Silver Tambur is on the line once again from Tallin with the latest on how they're weathering this current global storm. Audio

8:10 PM.What services can a local library offer during lockdown? We talk to Cynthia Smith from Invercargill Library. Audio

7:12 PM.Our wonderful colleague from RNZ Concert, Shahram Aryan joins us once again with a guide to the music of Iran. Tonight he's introducing us to some music to celebrate the festival of Nowruz. Audio