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How biometrics can be a force for good and ill
11:05 AM.Leading forensic anthropologist Professor Dame Sue Black steadfastly refuses to use her fingerprints to open things like her phone, but she is supportive of a future where biometrics can unlock… Read more Audio
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My Current Song: Park Bench, 'Castaway'
10:53 AM.Park Bench is a four piece alternative band from Auckland's Western Springs College. They got together in music class and hope to keep things going once their secondary schooling is completed at the… Read more Audio
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Amanda Parer's 'Fantastic Planet'
10:32 AM.The renowned Australian visual artist Amanda Parer is bringing 'Fantastic Planet' - giant inflatable luminous white 'humanoids' who land at different sites across the globe - to Auckland as part of… Read more Audio
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Calling Home: Andrew Dubber in Norrmjöle, Sweden
10:06 AM. Andrew Dubber and partner Michela Magas live in the picturesque village of Norrmjöle (pop 219), in the north of Sweden. They're currently renovating a 200-year-old farmhouse in a forest by a lake and… Read more Audio
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The Sunday Poem by Robert Free
9:55 AM.The Sunday Poem by the Otago Harbour Bard, Robert Free - 'In The Quieter Moments' Read more Audio
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Mediawatch for 6 March 2022
9:08 AM.Soft-focus protest portrayals jar with violent end to occupation; shock and awe-ful takes on Ukraine's catastrophe; broadcasters 'flying blind' on public media plan. Audio
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The Weekend Panel with Linda Clark and Mike Williams
8:35 AM.Joining us on the Panel this morning are Linda Clark and former Labour Party leader Mike Williams. Among other issues, they discuss the war in Ukraine and the likely findings of the review into the… Read more Audio
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'This could be the worst refugee crisis since WW2'
8:13 AM.Veteran war correspondent Mike Eckel talked to us from the original front lines in Donbas, last week from Kiev as the Russians attacked, and now he's back in Prague. He's with us for an update on the… Read more Audio
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Hunt continues to find lost beneficiaries of Napier man's will
5:31 PM.When Ian Smith died in 2020, he left part of his estate to 100 recipients he called the 'Omega Beneficiaries.' Nearly two years since Smith's passing, the executors of the will are still trying to… Read more Audio
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Calling Home: Jack Noser in Zürich
11:45 AM.New Zealand asylum seeker worker Jean Claude 'Jack' Noser lives with his wife Sandra in Oerlikon, a multicultural suburb of Zürich, Switzerland. The story of how the two of them came to be together is… Read more Audio
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My Current Song: Jamie McDell, 'Not Ready Yet'
11:30 AM.Critically-acclaimed Kiwi singer songwriter Jamie McDell already had three albums under her belt, but the release of the alt-country star's new self-titled album could be considered something of a new… Read more Video, Audio
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Why eating animals is our moral duty
11:05 AM.If we truly care about animals, says British philosopher Nick Zangwill, then the right thing to do is breed them, kill them, and eat them. Professor Zangill is with us to discuss why eating animals… Read more Audio
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The Best Song Ever Written: Laura Daniel
10:44 AM.Actor and comedian Laura Daniel joins the show to discuss what she has on at the moment, her desire to get overseas to perform, and why 'King of Wishful Thinking' by Go West should be viewed as one of… Read more Audio
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Deliberate ignorance: why people choose not to know
10:04 AM.There are plenty of things that people are happy to remain in the dark about. It's called deliberate ignorance. Psychologist Jennifer Howell has tested deliberate ignorance in the lab and uncovered… Read more Audio
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50 years on, does Desiderata still resonate today?
9:52 AM.It's been 50 years since Les Crane hit the top of the NZ music charts with Desiderata. Professor of Psychology at Victoria University, Marc Wilson offers his take on how good the advice is in the… Read more Audio
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Want to ward off pain during ageing? Exercise harder
9:37 AM.Engaging in high levels of physical activities, such as running or a game of tennis, once a week can help stave off chronic musculoskeletal pain as we age. That's the key finding from a new study out… Read more Audio
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Mediawatch for 27 February 2022
9:08 AM.The occupation around Parliament has become the most heavily-covered protest since the '81 Tour- in spite of the considerable hostility reporters have faced documenting it. But arguments still rage… Read more Audio
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The Weekend Panel with Richard Harman and Lavina Good
8:39 AM.Joining us on the Weekend Panel this morning are Richard Harman and Lavina Good. They're discussing Omicron in New Zealand and support for dialogue in the Wellington protest growing along with… Read more Audio
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Professor Al Gillespie on the situation in Ukraine
8:28 AM.The world is rightly horrified by the situation in Ukraine, but there's also the ongoing claim that the West has been partly to blame in this conflict. Waikato University's International Law Professor… Read more Audio
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Ukraine cross with Mike Eckel in Kyiv
8:20 AM.Russian president Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine has drawn comparisons to Adolf Hitler and Saddam Hussain. Radio Free Europe's Mike Eckel joins the show from an undisclosed location in Kyiv for… Read more Audio
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Covid-19 update with Professor Gary McLean
8:11 AM.Omicron case numbers are rocketing in this country, as we thought they would. Is there anything else we need to be aware of prior to about half of us getting infected? New Zealander Dr Gary McLean is… Read more Audio
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The rise and rise of Melanie Lynskey
6:00 PM.Beloved New Zealand actress Melanie Lynskey is arguably in the form of her career at the moment. Lynskey, who is currently filming the TV miniseries Candy, joins the show to discuss her star-studded… Read more Video, Audio
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Flu season could follow hard on the heels of Omicron
1:29 PM.Joining us to discuss the impact Omicron has had on the flu season in the Northern Hemisphere - and how things are likely to play out in this country - is New Zealander Dr Richard Webby, who is an… Read more Audio
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Unwind your anxiety by being more curious
11:37 AM.Learning more about something that frightens or worries us may sound counterintuitive to some people, but according to psychiatrist and neuroscientist Dr Jud Brewer, it's the first step to overcoming… Read more Audio
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Real women talk about their menopause experiences
11:05 AM.Almost half the world will go through menopause. Yet it remains criminally underdiscussed. Niki Bezzant joins us to discuss her new book, This Changes Everything, which has been billed as a… Read more Audio