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Myanmar community in Dunedin holding solidarity event
A multi-media concert is being held in Dunedin tonight to generate solidarity for the people of Myanmar. Virginia Henderson, along with the Dunedin Myanmar community, has put the show together and… Audio
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Untangling the anxiety loop
Anxiety is a habit and won't just go away with breathing exercises, psychiatrist and professor Dr Judson Brewer says. Audio
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High-profile investment in NZ mental health app
A homegrown mental health app, co-founded by former All Black Sir John Kirwan, is attracting attention in the business sector. Audio
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How incentives can combat vaccine hesitation
When Dr Brian Castrucci, wanted to better understand vaccine hesitation, he turned to one of the most influential Republican pollsters in America Frank Luntz. Audio
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How to Write: Poetry with Paula Green
Poet Paula Green talks to Jesse about poetry for this week's How to Write segment. Audio
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The final frontier: The space tourism race
Space law expert Dr Cassandra Steer, from the Australian National University College of Law, speaks to Jesse about the future of space travel. Audio
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Intellectual property law with Kate Duckworth
Intellectual property will be important to you if you're an artist, innovator or if your company has a new or original innovation. Audio
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Weekend Stuff with builder Stan Scott
Builder Stan Scott joins Jesse to answer any DIY questions or conundrums. You can send in your questions or what you'd like advice by text 2101 or email jesse@rnz.co.nz. Audio
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Film Review with Graeme Tuckett
Movie reviewer Graeme Tuckett talks to Jesse about Son of the South, The Artist's Wife and The Wairarapa Film Festival on from May 26 to 29. Audio
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Help needed to solve Don Binney art mystery
Artist and writer Greg O'Brien needs the public's help to find a Don Binney painting. Audio
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Budget 2021: Will benefit increases make a difference?
Max Rashbrooke, editor of 'Inequality: A New Zealand Crisis', speaks talks to Jesse about Budget 2021. Audio
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Homeless while on the housing wait list: 'I had nowhere to go'
Apanui Koopu has written about his housing issues for E-Tangata, saying it's time for change. Apanui tells Jesse his story and how seeking help from government agencies made his situation worse. Audio
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Former Elle editor on the darker side of glamour magazines
Former editor in chief of Elle magazine in Australia, Justine Cullen, shares candid stories of life working for a glamour magazine. Audio
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Bookmarks with Helen Yeung
Helen Yeung is a Hong Kong-Chinese New Zealand writer, feminist, community organiser, and zine-maker. She shares some of her favourite things with us. Audio
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Wellington's Face to Face festival
Heard of a bar crawl? Well, what about an art crawl? We find out about Wellington's Face to Face Portrait festival. Audio
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Bob Dylan's birthday with The Zimmermans
Music legend Bob Dylan turns 80 on 24 May. Wellington band The Zimmermans - fronted by Paddy Burgin and Chris Nichol - join us in the studio to celebrate! Audio
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How to Write: Wedding vows with Pinky Agnew
Wedding celebrant Pinky Agnew talks to Jesse about the ins and outs of writing wedding vows. Audio
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Escaping the housing market by living on a boat
Cathy O'Grady, who lives with her family on a boat in Wellington, joins Jesse to share the realities of nautical life. Audio
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Foraging for food: A guide
Johanna Knox explains how to spot plants that are edible in an updated edition of The Forager's Treasury: The essential guide to finding and using wild plants in Aotearoa. Audio
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Funerals: Behind the scenes with a funeral director
Funeral director Nigel Rowland, from the Wilson Funeral Home, joins Jesse to talk about his experience in the industry. Audio
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Matt McPhail talks about the loss of his father David
It's been a sad day for New Zealand with the death of David McPhail. His son, Matt, talks to Jesse about his famous father and the laughter he generated throughout his life. Audio
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Great album: Kenny Rogers, 21 Number Ones
21 Number Ones is celebrating it’s 15th Anniversary in 2021 and it will be available on vinyl for the first time! The album features 21 of GRAMMY Award-winning superstar Kenny Rogers’ number one… Audio
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Dave Lowe: The Alarmist
Dave Lowe has been warning about the impact of rapid climate change for over 50 years. Both a scientist and a surfer he began to see changes the environment of the southern hemisphere in the 1970s. Audio
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Whānau toy company carving a new path
Will and Terri Wara have just received a $10,000 grant to boost their whānau-based toy company The Woodlands. The Waras make and sell a range of handcrafted wooden toys from their home in Glenbrook… Audio
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Coromandel coast scallop beds in crisis, report says
A survey found that in some areas of Ōpito Bay divers were only able to find an average of one legal-size scallop per 26 square meters of sea bed. Audio