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  • Afternoons with Jesse Mulligan

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  • NZ Sporting History: Blacks Sticks' Commonwealth Games Gold

    Audio
    history sport
    6 Jul 2023
    Grace O'Hanlon

    In the 2000s Black Sticks Women had not yet won a major tournament, until the 2018 Commonwealth Games. Grace O'Hanlon, the Black Sticks goalkeeper, who saved FOUR of five of England's attempts in the… Audio

  • Music Critic: Dianne Swann

    Audio
    music
    6 Jul 2023

    Today Dianne shares two previously unreleased songs from an album she was part of in the 90s. The music's now available on streaming services being met with great enthusiasm. She talks to Jesse about… Audio

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  • Friend of Anne Frank shares her memories

    Audio
    history books
    5 Jul 2023
    My Friend Anne Frank book cover

    Hannah Pick-Goslar knew Anne Frank as the girl next door and co-conspirator in the pranks they pulled on the adults before the war. The two would both end up in the same concentration camp. Hannah… Audio

  • Bookmarks with Renee Liang

    Audio
    music arts
    5 Jul 2023
    Renee Liang, author of Moon Dragon

    Renee Liang is a poet, playwright, essayist and fiction writer and has written, produced and nationally toured eight award-winning plays. If that wasn't impressive enough, she is also a practising… Audio

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  • Whakapapa quilt exhibition in Norway

    Audio
    te ao Maori arts
    5 Jul 2023
    Ron Te Kawa at Objectspace, Hine Te Iwaiwa and the Whakapapa of Moonlight

    A Whakapapa quilt exhibition is opening at the end of August in the Sami Museum in the Arctic circle in Oslo. Ron Te Kawa's the artist behind the work who was given an art residency by the… Audio

  • Taranaki Sports Hall of Fame calling for nominations

    Audio
    sport
    5 Jul 2023
    Sport Taranaki nominations poster

    The Taranaki Sports Hall of Fame is branching out from the way it usually does things to get new inductees. Andrew Moffat's with Sport Taranaki, he explains their change in approach to Jesse. Audio

  • Understanding the emotional lives of teenagers

    Audio
    health author interview
    4 Jul 2023
    teenage boy with long hair in black and white

    It's harder than ever to be a teenager – and it's hard to be a parent of a teenager, too. In the past 25 years, we've become afraid to let teens experience the stress and disappointment that's a… Audio

  • The theremin: 'it’s very easy to play because all you do is wave your arms about'

    Audio
    music
    4 Jul 2023
    Henika and Jesse with the theremin

    For today's music feature we celebrate one of the lesser appreciated instruments in music, the theremin. To tell us more about this weird and wonderful instrument, we have music artist and theremin… Video, Audio

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  • Relationships with Hannah Korrel

    Audio
    life and society
    4 Jul 2023

    Today Hannah talks to Jesse about gaslighting, how to know when you're doing it and how to know when you're being gas lit! Audio

  • ARL 'Aunties' on the sidelines to promote better behaviour

    Audio
    sport
    4 Jul 2023
    ARL Aunties

    There's a new weapon in the ongoing battle to deal with bad behaviour on the side lines of league matches around Auckland!  Rebecca Russel CEO of Auckland Rugby League talks to Jesse about their… Audio

  • Food with Kelly Gibney

    Audio
    food
    30 Jun 2023
    Greek cauliflower, olive & chickpea stew

    Today Kelly has a great recipe for vegans and vegetarians! She talks to Jesse about how to make Greek cauliflower, olive and chickpea stew. Audio

  • Comedian teams up with wildlife warrior for new TV series

    Audio 30 Jun 2023
    Nic Toki with Pax Assadi

    Comedian Pax Assadi has teamed up with Forest and Bird CEO, and Afternoons long time wildlife warrior, Nicola Toki for TV series focusing on New Zealand and the South Pacific's most vulnerable… Audio

  • Special Olympians arrive back in Aotearoa with medal haul

    Audio 30 Jun 2023
    NZ Special Olympic 2023 Bowling Team

    Around 1am this morning the first lot of athletes arrived home from Berlin. Audio

  • Solving the World's Problems with Ali Jones

    Audio
    housing
    29 Jun 2023

    Today Ali Jones talks to Jesse about tiny homes and life living in one. For the past 18 months she's been living in a house bus which has had around 30 square metres of living space. She shares her… Audio

  • Family life with motor neurone disease

    Audio 29 Jun 2023
    Invercargill man Michael Cockroft, who has motor neurone disease, with his wife Lara and their daughter Charlie-Louise

    Michael Cockroft was a 33-year-old dad who'd just built a white picket fence around his young family's Wellington home when he was diagnosed with a fatal degenerative condition. Audio

  • How America evolved into a culture of fans and followers

    Audio
    author interview
    28 Jun 2023
    A collage of celebrity faces

    Celebrity has become a "weapon of mass distraction" that takes away from real heroism, says Landon Jones, former managing editor of People magazine. He explores how Americans became so… Audio

  • Tech Tuesday with Daniel Watson

    Audio
    technology
    27 Jun 2023

    Today owner and managing director of Vertech IT services, Daniel Watson, shares some practical tips he's just picked up from doing a volunteer firefighters basic training course. Audio

  • CO2 in geothermal wells to mitigate climate change effects

    Audio
    environment climate
    27 Jun 2023
    Wairakei geothermal electric power generating station in the taupo volcanic zone in new zealand.

    Storing carbon dioxide in geothermal wells could be a cheap way to mitigate climate change, and New Zealand is well placed to do it according to researchers at the University of Canterbury. Too good… Audio

  • Kevin Kelly: 'The thing that made you weird as a kid can make you great as an adult'

    Audio
    author interview
    26 Jun 2023
    Kevin Kelly, founding executive editor of Wired magazine.

    American futurist Kevin Kelly talks to Jesse Mulligan about the 450 proverbs in his new book Excellent Advice for Living: Wisdom I Wish I'd Known Earlier. Audio

  • Which NZ city do residents think has the worst traffic problem?

    News
    New Zealand transport
    26 Jun 2023
    Traffic queues on State Highway Two to Tauranga.

    A recent survey comparing Tauranga to seven other cities in Aotearoa revealed 77 percent of residents considered traffic congestion "a big problem", and 97 percent think it is a problem.

    Which NZ city do residents think has the worst traffic problem?
  • The secret to good skin is less than you think

    Audio
    health
    26 Jun 2023
    Woman in cosmetic face mask

    Want great skin? Stop spending money on stuff you don't need and leave it alone, says one of New Zealand’s top dermatologists. Audio

  • Women's club support going strong in Northland

    Audio
    business life and society
    26 Jun 2023
    Northland Women's Club Charity Ball

    The Northland Women's Club has grown rapidly from 12 to 72 members in the last year. Co-founder Vanessa Bennett says for her, it's about supporting younger businesswomen learn to learn from those with… Audio

  • New Zealand second most keen on naturism

    Audio
    life and society
    26 Jun 2023
    Nudists at The Auckland Outdoor Naturist Club.

    It's official - Kiwis love getting their kit off at the beach. Stepping out in the buff is very good for your self-confidence, says NZ Naturist Federation spokesperson Alice de Wet. Audio

  • Gardening with Lynda Hallinan

    Audio
    life and society
    23 Jun 2023

    The days might be short and the temperatures cold, but now is the perfect time to start planning on planting your strawberry patch. Lynda Hallinan talks to Jesse about how to prepare for this summer… Audio

  • National Flash Fiction Day celebrated

    Audio
    books culture
    23 Jun 2023
    No caption

    Yesterday was the shortest day of the year and with that comes the annual National Flash Fiction Day. The competition has been running since 2012 and it celebrates short stories in all their glory. Audio

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