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7:11 PM.Intrepid traveller Will Tinapple has been at theThe Erd Ball Austria and joins us to tell all the tales. Audio

8:08 PM.Professor Richard M. Hartshorn from School of Physical and Chemical Sciences at the University of Canterbury introduces us to the element Cobalt. Audio

8:07 PM.Rebecca Holden joins Bryan to talk about her cicada series Cyril and Friends Audio

7:07 PM.Fergus Barrowman joins us in the studio tonight with another look at the best - and probably the coolest - jazz. Audio

7:10 PM.Eric Brensturm is back with a slice of his vast weather knowledge. Tonight we're taking a look at The Little Ice Age and its impact on the settlement of North America by the Spanish and English in the… Read more Audio

9:14 PM.Dana Johannsen discusses the weekends sport results. Audio

8:12 PM.This week's element is Silver and according to Matthew Cowan, Lecturer and Rutherford Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of Canterbury, it shouldn't be in second place. Audio

7:12 PM.Our China correspondent Patrick Phelps has actually popped back to the West Coast of the South Island for a wee holiday, but he's been keeping an eye on things back in China. Audio

7:12 PM.The perception in the modern Anglo-sphere is that the War To End All Wars ended with the armistice of Nov 1918. In fact the massive geo-political upheavals brought on by the final stages of the Great… Read more Audio

9:07 PM.Peter Lammp joins us once again. Tonight he's coveirng club golf, super rugby and red cards. Audio

8:07 PM.Auckland University Chemistry Lecturer Nicola Gaston to to Bryan with a brief guide to the periodic table Audio

7:08 PM.With Carnival coming up in a couple of weeks, Mona-Lynn Courteau takes a look at the music being played at the festival. Audio

5:12 PM.University of Canterbury engineering doctoral candidate Justin Brown is guiding future timber core-wall design with his research, paving the way for eco-friendly, mid- to high-rise buildings. Audio

7:08 PM.Nights' physicist and director of Te Punaha Matatini at the University of Auckland, Prof. Shaun Hendy joins us once again. Tonight we're looking at Radiometric Dating. Audio

9:10 PM.Dana Johansen is back - in her sights tonight some cricket, the White Ferns, and the Silver Ferns. Audio

7:10 PM.The Auckland based choreogropher, Rina Chae, is designing dance moves to go with that K-Pop, (that's K for Korea) that you can see at the Auckland Fringe Town K-Pop Party, on Saturday February 23. As… Read more Audio

8:10 PM.Tonight we're talking Platinum with Prof. Christian Hartinger from the School of Chemical Sciences at the University of Auckland. Audio

7:12 PM.There is quite a lot of noise at the moment predicting a financial crash. The noise tends to get magnified because it makes good media headlines. Should we take it seriously? Our friendly economist… Read more Audio

9:12 PM.Peter Lampp is back with us - this week he's casting his eye on Golf Clubs, cricket and the Hurricanes-Crusaders game in Levin. Audio

8:08 PM.2019 is the Year of the Periodic Table. Every Friday we'll be featuring a different element on Element of the Week. This week...it's Helium. Audio