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7:07 PM.Nights' Economist Brian Easton is back with us once again. Tonight he's discusses world economic trends and if we can predict them. Audio

9:14 PM.Dana Johannsen is with us once again. Tonight she's looking at the future for Netball New Zealand, Super Sunday and Super Rugby Audio

7:12 PM.Michelle Savill's short film, BATS, which was produced in association with Toi Whakaari for Toi Film in 2017, has been invited to screen at this year's NZIFF and MIFF, illustrating the great strides… Read more Audio

8:09 PM.Something for the Weekend The Maoriland Film Festival happens every year in March - but throughout the year they're still busy encouraging filmmaking. We find out how from Madeleine De young. Audio

7:12 PM.Its the second largest country by total area and the northernmost country of the North American continent. Journalist for Medicine Hat News Peggy Revell reports from Canada. Audio

9:10 PM.Melody Thomas, Bryan Crump, John Brewerton from the Essentially Men Trust and Eleanor Butterworth form New Zealand Rugby take part in a wider discussion about MeToo, masculinity and domestic violence.

7:12 PM.Generations of New Zealanders have memories of themselves or their children at kindergarten, and new memories are being made every day. Audio

7:12 PM.Prof. Shaun Hendy, director of Te Punaha Matatini at the University of Auckland joins us again. Back in February he spoke about the physics of keeping cool. Tonight he's investigating keeping warm. Audio

9:13 PM.Tonight Peter Lampp is looking at Wimbledon, The World Cup and Manawatu Club Rugby. Audio

7:10 PM.Nights' Military historian, Damien Fenton joins us once again. Tonight, just as it may be coming to an end, we take a look back at the Korean War. Audio

7:07 PM.Something for the weekend was a game of two halves dedicated to the football world cup final, first half, podcasters Emile Donovan and Max Towle creaters of Squeaky Bum Time look forward to the final… Read more Audio

7:12 PM.Our man of Modern Dance, Chris Jannides is back with us again. Tonight he's joined in the studio by Anton Carter, the Chief Executive of DANZ, the national resource for the dance industry in Aotearoa… Read more Audio

9:41 PM.To talk about some of the issues raised in tonight's episode of Bang!, Bryan is joined by Bang! host, Melody Thomas and Jane McPherson Audio

9:07 PM.Sports journalist Dana Johannsen joins us again with her eye on all things sport. Tonight's topics include the Mystics, Super Rugby and England's miraculous World Cup Run. Audio

8:06 PM.Get your PJs on and bring your torches to explore Otago Museum's galleries by night, complete some fun tasks and expect to bump into a few unusual characters along the way. Rachel Cooper is the… Read more Audio

7:12 PM.Journalist Motoko Kakubayashi joins us for our regular report from Toky. Tonight's topics include sexal harassment, family support and, of course the recent earthquake in the city of Osaka. Audio

9:12 PM.Our wise man of sport, Peter Lampp takes a look at the trauma of the Sky TV outage at the weekend, the histrionics associated with the World Cup and his impressions of the Manawatu women's rugby… Read more Audio

7:38 PM.Methodist lay-preacher John Thornley joins us once again to explore the spiritual side of songs. In this episode he looks at These Hills, one of the hymns of Dunedin composer Colin Gibson. Audio