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Our Current Song: Pitch Black - 'Third Light'
10:49 AM.Third Light is the title track from pioneering Kiwi electronic duo Pitch Black's sixth studio album. Michael Hodgson, who is one half of Pitch Black along with Paddy Free joins Jim in studio to… Read more Audio
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Professor Michael Baker on NZ's coronavirus threat
10:38 AM.Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is urging calm as panicked shoppers rush for medical supplies and empty supermarket shelves in the wake of this country's first coronavirus case. Professor Michael… Read more Audio
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Study on rabbits reveals the secret to living a longer life
10:08 AM.In 1978, a seemingly straightforward experiment involving New Zealand rabbits discovered that kindness made the difference between a heart attack and a healthy heart. It's called the 'rabbit effect'… Read more Audio
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Sad songs say so much
9:40 AM.Researchers at the University of Exeter analysed the lyrics of more than 15,000 songs published between 1965 and 2015 and found that popular songs are getting sadder. Dr. Charlotte Brand was one of… Read more Audio
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Mediawatch for 1 March 2020
9:08 AM.Panic-buying hits headlines after first coronavirus case; whistleblowing law keeps media out of the loop; BusinessDesk pledges to 'follow the money' - and wants some of yours. Read more Audio
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Probability out the door with big Lotto prizes
8:51 AM.Professor Marc Wilson joins the show to explain why we are so driven to buy lottery tickets for the 'big one', despite the fact the odds become even more astronomical than they normally are in weeks… Read more Audio
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3MM: Tommy Kapai Wilson on Oranga Tamariki CEO Grainne Moss
8:32 AM.Three Minutes Max on a Sunday morning, short, sharp opinions from New Zealanders about issues that concern them, and sometimes all of us. Here's Tommy Kapai Wilson on the unfair treatment of Oranga… Read more Audio
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Calling Home: Charles Olsen in Madrid
7:45 AM.Having been enticed by a love of Spanish art and flamenco guitar, New Zealand artist and poet Charles Olsen arrived in Spain in 2003 with the intention of staying for a month. Seventeen years later… Read more Audio
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Study shows dairy milk 'associated with breast cancer risk'
7:16 AM.A new study conducted by researchers at Loma Linda University Health has associated consumption of dairy milk with a greater risk of breast cancer in women. New Zealand Professor Gary Fraser was the… Read more Audio
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The Kiwi living in an Italian Covid-19 danger zone
7:10 AM.Last week, Jackie Miller joined the show for our Calling Home segment, where she told listeners about her lifestyle in the Liguria region of Italy. Seven days later she is living in a Covid-19 danger… Read more Audio
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Whitesnake singer David Coverdale: 'There's not a misogynist bone in my body'
11:38 AM.He's the stereotypical tight-trousered, big-haired rock lothario, but Whitesnake singer David Coverdale insists he can sleep comfortably at night in the #MeToo era. He's about to play an Auckland… Read more Audio
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My life as a quiz obsessive
11:15 AM.Author Samanth Subramanian has been taking part in quizzes all of his life -- from schools to pubs to TV shows to the 'Geek Bowl' and the World Quizzing Championship. He offers an insight into the… Read more Audio
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My Current Song: Noah Slee - 'America'
11:05 AM.Kiwi musician Noah Slee is back in the country and will be taking the stage at the Splore Festival later this morning. He joins the show to discuss his return and the inspiration behind his new single… Read more Audio
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COVID-19 outbreak has made China a 'pedestrian's paradise'
10:45 AM.Lew Dagger has been in China for the past twenty years. He lives and works in Jinghong in the south of Yunnan, close to the Myanmar border. He joins the show for an update on the impact coronavirus… Read more Audio
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Sophy Roberts: The Lost Pianos of Siberia
10:04 AM.Sophy Roberts is a travel writer who focuses on remote parts of the world. Her first book, The Lost Pianos of Siberia, charts her incredible search for an instrument in Siberia worthy of a brilliant… Read more Audio
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Surfer buys lotto ticket after being bitten by shark
9:50 AM.Nick Minogue was told to buy a lotto ticket after he was bitten by a three-metre-long Great White shark while surfing at Pauanui Beach. He didn't win the big prize last night, but he has a decent… Read more Audio
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Why you should always keep a $100 bill in your wallet
9:37 AM.If you are the sort of person who keeps a $100 note in your wallet, you might be saving money without even trying. Professor Priya Raghubir from the NYU Stern School of Business joins the show to… Read more Audio
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Mediawatch for 23 February 2020
9:10 AM.Winston Peters strikes back at media; does defamation law protect reputations or is it a tool to curb critics?; horror headlines amplify the hurt; cricket commentary catastrophe. Audio
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Using music as medicine
8:40 AM.New research has revealed that music could be prescribed to help us focus, feel happier, relax and overcome sadness. Lyz Cooper is the founder of the British Academy of Sound Therapy and conducted the… Read more Audio
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The thin line separating free speech and hate speech
8:10 AM.Free speech crusaders say the sacred right to freedom of expression is under threat. But minority communities say a law change is needed to protect the most vulnerable. Read more Audio
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Calling Home: Jackie Miller in Liguria, Italy
7:45 AM.Jackie Miller is from Auckland's North Shore originally. She was a self-described 'city girl' before heading to Italy on something of a whim five years ago. Now she runs bespoke tours in the Liguria… Read more Audio
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Disease modeller says Covid-19 risk to NZ is very low
7:21 AM.Sara Del Valle is an applied mathematician and disease modeller. She and other disease modellers have gazed into their computers to see the future of Covid-19 and the news, in her opinion, is not bad… Read more Audio
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#MeToo Monday looms for Harvey Weinstein
7:11 AM.It's been another dramatic week in New York in the trial at the heart of #MeToo. New York Daily News courts reporter Molly Crane-Newman has been covering the case and joins the show with all the… Read more Audio
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My Current Song: Kathy Bates Motel - 'Damaged Goods'
11:52 AM.Kathy Bates Motel is a new music project by former Supergroove bass player with a lot of help from his friends Morgan Albrecht (Cindy), Jolyon Mulholland (Mulholland) and Milan Borich (Pluto). Lonie… Read more Audio
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Indonesia's football league set to begin again under the cloud of its violent past
11:25 AM.The Indonesian professional football league kicks off Febuary 29 under a cloud - fan violence has resulted in many deaths and the league could be abandoned if trouble flares again this season. What… Read more Audio