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Crisp as an apple: Matthew Herbert
7:12 PM.Our man with the electronica expertise, Paul Berrington is back with us in the studio. Tonight we have some tracks from a relatively underground figure, Matthew Herbert, who's worked with the likes of… Read more Video, Audio
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An Attempted Coo
8:10 PM.University of Otago scientist Dr Damian Scarf has won a $50,000 grant for his novel research project which will see pigeons tested for cognitive abilities in a free-range environment, rather than in a… Read more Audio
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Te Ara Mua - Future Streets
7:12 PM.Ahead of the 2019 New Zealand Walking Summit, we talk to Hamish Mackie, who's been working on the Te Ara Mua - Future Streets project. The project aims to make streets in Mangere Central safer and… Read more Audio
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Mushrooms
7:12 PM.Nights' toxicologist, Dr. Leo Schep from Toxinform has mushrooms in his mind. Some of the magic variety - and some not so magic that put you off alcohol. Read more Audio
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Nights Sport
9:12 PM.Dana Johannsen is tonight's sportscaster. Tonight she's asking if Steven Adams will ever fulfill his promise to play for the Tall Blacks and takes a look at the Silver Ferns preparations for the World… Read more Audio
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Churches of Samoa
7:12 PM.Photographer Penina Momoisea has recently shared her collection of photographs of Churches of Samoa on the website coconet.tv. She joins us to talk about the collection and the churches. Audio
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Element - Iron
8:07 PM.To mark 2019 as the year of the Periodic Table, RNZ Nights has teamed up with the MacDiarmid Institute to bring you Element of The Week. Tonight, Penny Brothers. MacDiarmid Principal Investigator and… Read more Audio
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Overseas Correspondent - Japan
9:30 PM.Motoko Kakubayashi joins us once again from Tokyo with the latest from Japan. Read more Audio
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New Staff Writers at the Pantograph Punch
7:12 PM.The arts website, Pantograph Punch has been making some changes of late, not least of which has been the creation of five staff writer positions. One of those is poet and writer Tayi Tibble. She joins… Read more Audio
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ATM's and Pokies
8:10 PM.We speak to Paula Snowden, the CEO of the Problem Gambling Foundation. Audio
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Tanea Heke takes over the helm at Toi Whakaari.
7:12 PM.Toi Whakaari has a new director. Tanea Heke - already had the interim positoin - having replaced Christian Penny at the helm of the national school of drama back in January. Audio
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Nights Philosophy
7:12 PM.Ann Kerwin joins us once again for some philosophical musings. Tonight she's introducing us to Alain LeRoy Locke, the American writer, philosopher, educator, and patron of the arts. Distinguished as… Read more Audio
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Nights Sport
9:10 PM.Peter Lammp is our sportscaster tonight. He's taking a look at tennis brats and the possible axing of NPC Rugby coverage. Read more Audio
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The ethics of euthanasia
7:12 PM.As New Zealand considers a bill looking to legalise euthanasia, an Otago University ethicist considers it's time to shine the light on the ethical complications surrounding body donation and assisted… Read more Audio
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Element of the Week
8:10 PM.To mark 2019 as the year of the Periodic Table, RNZ Nights has teamed up with the MacDiarmid Institute to bring you Element of The Week. Tonight, Duncan McGillivray introduces us to the element Sodium… Read more Audio
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Overseas Correspondent - Taiwan
9:30 PM.Making their Nights debut, William Yang joins us from Taiwan's capital, Taipei with a reaction to Taiwan's landmark legalization of same-sex marriage, the 30th Tiananmen Square Commemoration in Taiwan… Read more Audio
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A teenager and computers
7:12 PM.One of Nights' younger listeners, podcaster Charlie Cuff joins us to talk screentime for young people and to explain how and why he built his own computer. Read more Audio
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Should the public have access to research they fund?
8:08 PM.Tom Saunders is a PhD candidate in Biological Sciences at the University of Auckland. He's been looking into the world of paywalls for taxpayer funded research. Audio
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The Men's Room
7:07 PM.The Documentary Edge International Film festival is currently in full swing. Playing as part of the festival is a great little Norwegian film called The Men's Room. One of the film's directors, Petter… Read more Video, Audio
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Phosphorus in Soil
7:12 PM.Professor Louis Schipper, from Waikato University's School of Earth Sciences is talking phosphorus. Audio
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Catherine Whitby Copper
8:08 PM.Tonight Catherine Whitby from Massey University introduces us to the element copper and the reason for tonights sonic tonic dedicated to redheads Read more Audio
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Overseas Correspondent
9:38 PM.Sandra Sarala makes her debut as our new correspondent in Berlin - with her perspective on the European elections - cars - climate marches - and the future of Angela Merkel Audio
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Cultural Ambassador
7:07 PM.Our cultural ambassador this evening introduces us to the fabulous female voices of Latin America. Audio
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Sofa Session - High Society
7:17 PM.High Society is live in the studio for a sofa session. Read more Audio
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Nights Economics
7:12 PM.Just in time for a pre-budget yarn, Brian Easton joins us in the studio to look at what a 'wellness' budget might look like. Audio
