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8:08 PM.We talk to our correspondent in Estonia, Silver Tambur Audio

7:08 PM.Geoffrey Donovan works for the US Forestry Service and has been researching urban trees and their measurable health benefits. Audio

7:12 PM.Wriggly, squiffy, lummox, and boobs: What makes some words funny? Chris Westbury from theUniversity of Alberta's Department of Psychology has been trying to work it out. Audio

7:12 PM.Eric Brenstrum is back to take a look at the big weather stories from around the world. Audio

9:12 PM.Dana Johannsen is back with her take on an exciting week in sport. Audio

7:12 PM.Early New Years Day 1918 as it brought returning soldiers from the First World War, the HMY Iolaire went down a few yards from shore and about a mile from the safety of Stornoway Harbour. One of the… Read more Audio

8:12 PM.This week's something for the weekend is Iron Maori, a multi-sports event which is on tomorrow in Napier. Audio

7:15 PM.This week's cultural ambassador is our man from South of the Tamaki - North of the Bombays - Clendon, Manurewa to be precise. Amongst the topics on Raymond Sagapolutele's radar is the stoush at… Read more Audio

7:10 PM.Ann Topp facilitates the training for volunteer biographers at Te Omanga Hospice. She joins Bryan in the Wellington studio. Audio

7:07 PM.University of Otago political historian A.Prof Brian Roper deconstructs public policies from around the globe. Audio

9:10 PM.Peter Lamp is back with a look at the weekend's sport. In the line-up is Soccer, Supercars and Josef Schmidt. Audio

7:12 PM.RNZ's Maori News Correspondent, Leigh-Marama McLachlan gives us her take on the the news. Audio

8:06 PM.Ian Dougherty is one of the organisers of Railex 2018. There is Lego train making, people coming from all over the country to exhibit. Audio

7:12 PM.There are plans to produce more manuka honey from farmed plantations rather than from bees foraging nectar in the wild. John Rawcliffe from the Unique Manuka Factor Honey Association joins us to tell… Read more Audio

9:12 PM.RNZ's sports reporter, Ravinder Hunia is casting her eye on the weekend's sport. There will probably be some mention of the All Blacks... Audio

7:12 PM.The London to Sydney Marathon was the most ambitious and epic car race ever staged. John Smailes was a young journalist at the time, covering the race for the Sydney Daily Telegraph. 50 years later… Read more Audio

8:06 PM.This weekend sees the return of NZ Webfest - we talk to founder and organiser Keith Barclay. Audio

7:12 PM.RNZ Concert's Sound Lounge presenter Charlotte Wilson is back once again with what's happening in the classical music world. Audio

7:08 PM.Irish singer/songwriter Lisa O'Neil is in New Zealand as part of the NZ Irish Fest. She joins Bryan in the studio for a few songs and a bit of a chat. Audio

9:12 PM.Dylan van Winkel, Marleen Bailing and Rod Hitchmough have written a field guide to Reptiles and Amphibians of New Zealand. In a special live interview, they join Bryan Crump tonight to tell us what… Read more Audio

7:12 PM.Former University of Canterbury Mt John Observatory superintendent Alan Gilmore joins us once again for our regular look up at the night sky. Audio

9:12 PM.Peter Lampp is back - in his sights this week - the advantage of not watching the NZ-England rugby test live. Audio

7:12 PM.Dr Nicholas Holm, joins us to talk about Feral, an online conference which will explore ideas about the human relationship to nature and wilderness. Audio