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Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - India bowled out for 244, Worker goes to work, and Galloway gets second national title.
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The Summer Sampler Radio Hour: New Orleans
Podcast episode — 08 January 2021New Orleans rap duo The 79rs Gang draw on the rich cultural and musical traditions of their hometown. Taking their 2020 release Expect The Unexpected as a starting point, Nick Bollinger traces some of those traditions, from the Black Indian masking to Creole zydeco.
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The Summer Sampler Radio Hour: New Orleans
New Orleans rap duo The 79rs Gang draw on the rich cultural and musical traditions of their hometown. Taking their 2020 release Expect The Unexpected as a starting point, Nick Bollinger traces some of… Audio
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The Summer Sampler Radio Hour: New Orleans
New Orleans rap duo The 79rs Gang draw on the rich cultural and musical traditions of their hometown. Taking their 2020 release Expect The Unexpected as a starting point, Nick Bollinger traces some of…
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Michael Apted: TV documentary pioneer and film-maker dies aged 79
Film director Michael Apted, best known for the Up series of TV documentaries following the lives of 14 people every seven years, has died aged 79. Video
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Cole Porter Songbook (2)
Nick continues his frolic through the music of Cole Porter in the first of his Summer Songbook Series, inspired by Ella Fitzgerald's legendary Songbook albums. Audio
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Walsh sharpens up with shot-put challenge
New Zealand shot putter Tom Walsh has taken to thinking outside the circle to keep his competitve edge sharp.
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Unscalable wall being installed around Capitol Building
A new, unscalable wall is being installed around the Capitol Building in Washington DC and the city's mayor, Muriel Bowser, has declared a state of emergency for the next two weeks. So far 68 people… Audio
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Trump supporters take protests to statehouses across US
Supporters of President Donald Trump staged rallies at statehouses across the United States, but were more subdued than protesters in Washington who stormed the US Capitol to demand that Trump's…
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First home out of reach for more people in 2021 - CoreLogic
There are fears more people will be locked out of the New Zealand property market in the coming year, as house prices grew at a record rate for the second consecutive month. Audio
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Average house price hit $788k in December
House prices grew at a record rate for the second month in a row.
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Cleveland Browns secure NFL play-off spot
The Cleveland Browns have secured an NFL play-off spot for the first time since 2002 with a 24-22 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers on the final day of the regular season.
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The Summer Sampler Radio Hour: Sault
Podcast episode — 01 January 2021In a turbulent year, this clandestine British collective produced an album that plays like a Black Lives Matter soundtrack. Nick Bollinger discusses these new Black protest statements and recalls a few of their antecedents.
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The Summer Sampler Radio Hour: Sault
In a turbulent year, this clandestine British collective produced an album that plays like a Black Lives Matter soundtrack. Nick Bollinger discusses these new Black protest statements and recalls a… Audio
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The Summer Sampler Radio Hour: Sault
In a turbulent year, this clandestine British collective produced an album that plays like a Black Lives Matter soundtrack. Nick Bollinger discusses these new Black protest statements and recalls a…
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Arch Jelley: 'Who would nominate a 98 year old'
Coaching legend Arch Jelley's work with international athletes and card players is recognised in the New Year honours.
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - Late win for the Red Devils, John F Reid dies and Ella Harris staying with German team.
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India on top at the MCG
A depleted Indian attack shrugged off an injury to paceman Umesh Yadav to rout Australia's batsmen and set up a platform for a series-levelling victory on day three of the second cricket test.
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The Summer Sampler Radio Hour: Harry Smith
Podcast episode — 25 December 2020In the 1950s, an eccentric collector called Harry Smith fuelled a folk music revival with a definitive anthology of American folk recordings. Now the reissue label Dust-To-Digital have turned those records over, and found a few controversial items lurking among the B-sides. Nick Bollinger takes a listen.
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The Summer Sampler Radio Hour: Harry Smith
In the 1950s, an eccentric collector called Harry Smith fuelled a folk music revival with a definitive anthology of American folk recordings. Now the reissue label Dust-To-Digital have turned those… Audio
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The Summer Sampler Radio Hour: Harry Smith
In the 1950s, an eccentric collector called Harry Smith fuelled a folk music revival with a definitive anthology of American folk recordings. Now the reissue label Dust-To-Digital have turned those…
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The Summer Sampler Radio Hour: Paul McCartney
Podcast episode — 24 December 2020On the fiftieth anniversary of his first solo album, Paul McCartney releases a new homemade set. Nick Bollinger evaluates it in the context of a half century of post-Beatles albums.
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The Summer Sampler Radio Hour: Paul McCartney
On the fiftieth anniversary of his first solo album, Paul McCartney releases a new homemade set. Nick Bollinger evaluates it in the context of a half century of post-Beatles albums. Audio
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The Summer Sampler Radio Hour: Paul McCartney
On the fiftieth anniversary of his first solo album, Paul McCartney releases a new homemade set. Nick Bollinger evaluates it in the context of a half century of post-Beatles albums.
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