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Former Google executive warns about AI's threat to mankind
In eight years the smartest thing on the planet will be an artificially intelligent machine, says Mo Gawdat, former chief business officer of Google whose new book, Scary Smart: The Future of… Audio
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Music feature: Quiet Storm radio
Today we're revisiting the sound of black radio in the 80s with our music feature on Quiet Storm. University of Auckland's musicologist Kirsten Zemke shares some of the songs made successful by the… Audio
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Tech Tuesday with Daniel Watson
Each Tuesday owner operator of Vertech IT Services, Daniel Watson, talks to Jesse about tech-related issues. This week he's talking about ways we can get the most out of our wifi at home. Audio
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The importance of exercise for kids to build bone density
It's the school holidays so the perfect time to get the kids outdoors and exercising. Professor Thor Besier, from the Auckland Bioengineering Institute, tells Jesse why it is important to get kids… Audio
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'Internet Dad' Rob Kenney on providing 'Dadvice'
Audio 11 Oct 2021Rob Kenney is the Dad he never had. Not just to his own two kids, but to millions and millions of people around the world who call him their 'internet Dad". At the start of the pandemic, he started… Audio
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Expert feature: Disability accessibility
Before we went into lockdown, Stuff digital producer Olivia Shivas joined me in the studio to talk about her new podcast on disability, 'What's Wrong With You'. Throughout the series Olivia, who uses… Audio
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Across the Ditch with Brad Foster
Audio 11 Oct 2021We cross the ditch to hear the latest from Australia with our new correspondent Brad Foster, who's based in Sydney. Audio
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Locals 'pay it forward' in bacon butties at Auckland café
Howick locals are picking up bacon butties for free at a neighbourhood café, thanks to a 'pay it forward' system kicked off by a local electrician. Audio
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Online store addressing gap in market for rainbow community
Transgender and non-binary New Zealanders can find it difficult to buy the products that enable them to feel more comfortable in their bodies. Agnes & Edie - an online store based in Taupō - is… Audio
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More women in sports governance: Are we on track?
In three years the number of women working in governance in sport has increased - as organisations reach for a Government set target. In 2018, a target of having 40 percent women on boards was created… Audio
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Covid-19 update with Shaun Hendy
Covid-19 modeller professor Shaun Hendy joins Jesse to share his analysis of the latest numbers. Audio
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DIY advice with builder Stan Scott
This week builder Stan Scott is back on air to answer any DIY questions you may have. Please feel free to either text 2101 or email jesse@rnz.co.nz with your questions for him. Audio
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Food with Julie Biuso - Grilled Vegetables with Buffalo Cheese
Today Julie shares a great summer BBQ recipe with us. Audio
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Film Review with Dom Corry
With Auckland cinemas still a no-go Dom's been online streaming films to review for us! Today he's talking about two new documentaries from DocPlay: Some Kind of Heaven and White Noise. And he's also… Audio
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Magic Beans: a community produce-sharing app
Magic Beans has more than 3,000 members who call themselves 'Beanies'. Video, Audio
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World Space Week celebrating women in space
Haritina Mogoșanu, Executive Director of the New Zealand Astrobiology Network, shares her love of space science with Jesse. Audio
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Your Money with Mary Holm
Today Mary Holm talks about how people are doing Kiwisaver badly and how that can change. She also has some answers to listener questions sent in during previous appearances. Audio
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NZ Screen History - Mai Time
Stacey Morrison and Tainui Stephen share their memories of the groundbreaking show. Video, Audio
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Celebrating spiders in a new book for young people
Why is that Spider Dancing? The Amazing Arachnids of Aotearoa which is aimed at 9 to 12-year-old readers. Audio, Gallery
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Lockdown is harder for people with histories of mental illness
New research looks at the impact of last year's Covid-19 lockdown on 600 people with a mental illness diagnosis. Audio
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Why anxiety can be good for us
Anxiety happens. It's our body's early warning system. So start listening to it says Dr Wendy Suzuki. She says anxiety can actually be a good thing, telling us something needs to change in our lives… Audio
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Bookmarks with Brad Olsen
He's the Principal Economist and Director at Infometrics, and New Zealand's youngest Justice of the Peace. Audio
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When nature and people collide
Bears looking for brunch in the rubbish bins, monkeys mugging tourists in India; wildlife and human encounters do not always go well. Science journalist Mary Roach looks at the inevitable clashes… Audio
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The magical music of Harold Arlen
Harold Arlen was the musical genius behind the songs of The Wizard of Oz and many more. Video, Audio
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Tech Tuesday with Daniel Watson
Audio 5 Oct 2021Today owner and managing director of Vertech IT Services, Daniel Watson talks to Jesse about a text scam on phones which has been sent to tens of thousands of New Zealanders. He also discusses what… Audio