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Bryce Langston - The beauty of tiny houses
9:06 AM.Bryce Langston is a New Zealand-based actor, with stints on Shortland Street and, more recently Spartacus, a musician, filmmaker and environmentalist who has spent the past five years traveling the… Read more Video, Audio, Gallery
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Dr Jonathan Lundgren - Reforming food production
8:12 AM.A "paradigm shift" in agriculture can massively boost farmers' profits and crop diversity, curb pests, and eliminate the need for tilling, pesticides and herbicides, scientist and farmer Jonathan… Read more Audio
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Lee Child - Author of Jack Reacher super-series
11:06 AM.Lee Child is one of the world's leading thriller writers. British born, he now lives in New York. It is said one of his novels featuring his hero Jack Reacher is sold somewhere in the world every nine… Read more Audio
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Wreckless Eric - From The Whole Wide World to underground
10:42 AM.Eric Goulden, aka Wreckless Eric, is an English rock/new wave singer-songwriter, best known for his 1977 single 'Whole Wide World' on Stiff Records, where he became known as one of the original… Read more Audio
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Robert Tauxe - Hidden dangers in our food
10:07 AM.Dr Robert Tauxe says food safety takes constant vigilance as we need to keep up with changes in microbes and food production. Advanced DNA sequencing is helping public health officials fight outbreaks… Read more Audio
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Ruth Buchanan and Adriano Pedrosa - Walters Prize 2018
9:40 AM.Ruth Buchanan was announced as the winner of the Walters Prize 2018 at a dinner in Auckland last night. Buchanan was selected for her presentation of BAD VISUAL SYSTEMS, 2016/2018, a mixed media… Read more Audio, Gallery
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Peter Conradi - The King's War
9:08 AM.Peter Conradi is a British author and the Europe editor for the Sunday Times of London. He was co-author, with Mark Logue, of The King's Speech: How One Man Saved the British Monarchy, which told the… Read more Audio
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Zane Wedding: 'Competitive tree climbing is like ballet'
8:45 AM.Tree climbing is a spectator sport and New Zealanders are world-class at it, so if you're in Dunedin next weekend get along to the national tree climbing champs, says Zane Wedding (Ngāti Kuri, Ngāti… Read more Video, Audio
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Diana Noonan - The children of Daulatdia brothel
8:12 AM.NZ children's writer Diana Noonan says Daulatdia, in Bangladesh, is no ordinary slum. Inside this purpose-built brothel, one of the largest in the world, she says you are as far from joy as it is… Read more Audio, Gallery
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Listener Feedback for 27 October
11:30 AM.Kim reads emails and texts received from listeners. Audio
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Damien Dempsey - Headlining NZ Irish Festival
11:04 AM.Damien Dempsey is an Irish singer and songwriter who is coming to Aotearoa next month for the first NZ Irish Festival. His first album, They Don't Teach This Shit in School, was released in 2000. In… Read more Audio
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Anthony Aguirre - The origin of order in the universe
10:40 AM.Professor Anthony Aguirre received his doctorate from Harvard University then spent three years as a member of the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton before joining the University of… Read more Audio
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Penny Junor - Royal biographer takes on the Queen's corgis
10:04 AM.Penny Junor is a journalist and author who has written several controversial biographies of members of the British royal family. She is the daughter of Sir John Junor, long-standing editor of the… Read more Audio
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Jonathan Simon - Fraud fears in US mid-terms
9:30 AM.There are two weeks to go until midterm elections in the US - a particularly important event that will either entrench the power of President Donald Trump, or provide a break on his plans. There are… Read more Audio
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Raymond Antrobus - Poetry and perseverance
9:06 AM.British-Jamaican Raymond Antrobus is a spoken word poet and social commentator who was diagnosed with deafness at the age of six. He is the author of three poetry collections - Shapes &… Read more Audio
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Tim Chapman - Restorative justice in Northern Ireland
8:09 AM.Tim Chapman is from Northern Ireland, where he works in the area of restorative justice in the community and in prisons. He was employed by the probation service for 25 years and is now teaching a… Read more Audio
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Listener feedback for 20 October 2018
11:55 AM.Kim Hill reads emails and text messages from listeners to the Saturday Morning programme. Audio
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Peta Siulepa - Samoana Jazz Festival celebrates Mavis Rivers
11:35 AM.Peta Siulepa is about to present her fifth Samoana Jazz and Arts Festival in both Apia, Samoa and PagoPago, American Samoa. This year the festival focus is a tribute to Samoan New Zealander and Grammy… Read more Audio
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Zoya Patel - A search for belonging
11:07 AM.Zoya Patel is a Fijian-Indian, who came to Australia when she was three - a heritage which has left her with a sense of not really belonging anywhere. She describes this estrangement as "a hyphenated… Read more Audio
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Anna Serner - CEO of Swedish Film Institute
10:34 AM.When Anna Serner became the CEO of the Swedish Film Institute six years ago, she set down a target that half of all Swedish films should be written, directed and produced by women, within four years… Read more Audio
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Richard Roberts - Dunedin Airport takes off
10:07 AM.Richard Roberts took over as Dunedin International Airport CEO in 2014 and he's credited with an impressive increase in both passengers and revenue in the time that he's been in charge. Earlier this… Read more Audio
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Lucy Hawking - Brief Answers to the Big Questions
9:35 AM.The late Stephen Hawking was an acclaimed theoretical physicist and considered to be one of the world's greatest thinkers. He held the position of Lucasian Professor of Mathematics at the University… Read more Audio
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Joanne Drayton - Hudson & Halls: The Food of Love
9:07 AM.Auckland-based Joanne Drayton is author of New York Times bestseller The Search for Anne Perry (2014), which was a finalist in the New Zealand Book Awards 2013 and the subject of a 60 Minutes… Read more Audio
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Eric Idle - Always Look on the Bright Side of Life
8:10 AM.Eric Idle is a comedian, actor, writer and musician, most notable for his membership of the Monty Python comedy troupe. His career in comedy began in earnest in 1968 when he began writing and acting… Read more Audio
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Listener feedback for 13 October 2018
11:55 AM.Kim Hill reads emails and text messages from listeners to the Saturday Morning programme. Audio