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  • Afternoons with Jesse Mulligan

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  • Tech Tuesday with Daniel Watson

    Audio
    technology science
    30 Aug 2022

    Tech Tuesday with Daniel Watson Audio

  • Expert on boating safety

    Audio
    National
    29 Aug 2022
    man driving motorboat, lifejacket

    For today's expert feature we're talking about boat safety.  Principal Adviser for Recreational Craft at Maritime New Zealand, Matt Wood joins Jesse with tips to be safe on the water this summer.  Audio

  • Australian Correspondent Brad Foster

    Audio
    world
    29 Aug 2022

    Brad Foster reports Australia is in a construction crisis right now with over 20 home builders collapsing, leaving hundreds out of work and new home owners devastated. He also says that the mullet… Audio

  • Getting South Auckland rangitahi working in nature

    Audio
    health inequality
    29 Aug 2022
    Puhinui Stream regeneration

    The Sustainable Business Network is working with the Milford Foundation to encourage more young South Auckland people to get involved with working in nature. Audio

  • Your Money with Mary Holm

    Audio
    money
    25 Aug 2022
    The NZREI questions the return of loan-to-value ratio restrictions for first home buyers

    Today Mary Holm talks to Jesse about whether retired people can "eat their houses". She's exploring the idea that many retirees are short of cash but own very valuable homes. She has some ideas on how… Audio

  • NZ's whitebaiting season gets some new rules

    Audio
    food science
    25 Aug 2022

    The whitebaiting season begins next week, but this time there are new regulations in place to better protect whitebait fish stocks. DOC whitebait fishery manager Nick Moody talks to Jesse. Audio

  • Our Changing World – Plasma jet technology

    Audio
    technology science
    24 Aug 2022
    A machine ejects a jet of glowing purple plasma

    Dr, Taniela Lolohea of the Auckland University of Technology speaks about his research into low temperature plasma jet technology surface coatings. Audio

  • Changing your life, two pages at a time

    Audio 24 Aug 2022
    Michael Bungay Stanier

    Michael Bungay Stanier is in the business of helping people make changes in their lives not with advice, which he says is overrated, but with inspiration and curiosity. Audio

  • Bookmarks with Erik Zydervelt

    Audio 24 Aug 2022
    Mevo Founder Erik Zydervelt

    Today's bookmarks guest is Erik Zydervelt. He's the founding director and CEO of Mevo, a New Zealand car sharing company aiming to solve the problem of too many cars on New Zealand's roads. Audio

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  • Raptor experience to open up in Timaru, showcasing local wildlife

    Audio
    conservation animals
    24 Aug 2022
    Ron Lindsay with "Tom" the hawk

    Timaru is about to get a new tourist attraction, which will help educate people about the local wildlife. One of the trust's founding members Ron Lindsay talks to Jesse about the new raptor experience… Audio

  • Six months to the day since the war in Ukraine began

    Audio
    conflict war
    24 Aug 2022
    Destruction from a missile attack is seen in Bakhmut City in the Donbas region, Ukraine, 3 July 2022 as Russia-Ukraine war continues.

    A bit of a sad milestone today - it's been six months to the day exactly since the war in Ukraine started. Phil Johnstone's been in Ukraine for the past month, doing volunteer work with World Vision.

    …
  • Psychology with Hannah Korrel

    Audio
    science
    23 Aug 2022
    Clinical Neuropsychologist and Registered Psychologist Dr Hannah Korrel

    Today Clinical Neuropsychologist Hannah Korrel talks to Jesse about manifestation and the good and bad parts to things like karma from a psychologist perspective. Audio

  • NZ's first Bollywood Concert with live Symphony Orchestra

    Audio
    music culture
    23 Aug 2022
    NZ's first Bollywood Concert with Live Symphony Orchestra

    This weekend New Zealand's first-ever Bollywood Concert with live Symphony Orchestra is happening at the Victory Convention Centre in central Auckland. Ashish Ramakrishnan is one of the organisers, he… Audio

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  • Wellington teen fundraising for new secondhand clothes platform

    Audio
    environment
    22 Aug 2022
    Lily Roberts, creator of the secondhand clothing platform ClothesVine

    Wellington high school student Lily Roberts has a vision for a new platform that will make it easier for young New Zealanders to buy and sell secondhand clothing. She tells Jesse Mulligan about… Video, Audio

  • DIY with Stan Scott

    Audio 19 Aug 2022

    Builder Stan Scott joins Jesse to talk about DIY tips for any projects you might have. You can text in a question to 2101 or email jesse@rnz.co.nz. Audio

  • Roasted Mushroom Soup

    Audio
    food
    19 Aug 2022
    Roasted mushroom soup

    The current weather pattern across Aotearoa is perfect for a belly warming soup. This week, Jess Daniell of Jess' Underground Kitchen, shares a recipe for roasted mushroom soup. Audio

  • Film Review with Graeme Tuckett

    Audio 19 Aug 2022

    Today Graeme Tuckett talks to Jesse about Good Luck to You, Quant and The Conference. Audio

  • Making plants grow faster with light treatments

    Audio
    environment farming
    19 Aug 2022
    Vegetable garden

    If we continue at our current rate, we won't have enough of many crops to feed the planet. We need to increase the yield ASAP. But genetic modification and chemical sprays can be slow, expensive, and… Audio

  • Six60 release new single from their upcoming album Castle Street

    Audio
    music
    19 Aug 2022
    Six60

    SIX60 has a new single out today – 'Before You Leave'. The beloved New Zealand band also announced the dates and incredible support acts for their SIX60 SATURDAYS tour, which kicks off in Wellington… Video, Audio

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  • History with Dr Grant Morris: The history of rogue MPs in NZ

    Audio
    history politics
    18 Aug 2022

    Over the past week, Labour MP Gaurav Sharma and the Labour Party have clashed over bullying claims. Some commentators have labelled Sharma a 'rogue' MP but what does term mean in historical context… Audio

  • Solving the World's Problems with Dave Armstrong

    Audio
    environment politics
    18 Aug 2022

    Today writer and columnist Dave Armstrong talks to Jesse about some issues in the capital. He's talking about the issues Wellington has with slips and the damage being caused by both rainfall and… Audio

  • Handwriting taking hit in modern times

    Audio 18 Aug 2022
    no caption

    In modern world of computers, phones and typing, handwriting has taken a backseat. Dr Barry Hughes at the School of Psychology with the University of Auckland talks to Jesse about the power of hand… Audio

  • Construction starts on Christchurch Youth Hub

    Audio
    Canterbury
    18 Aug 2022
    Youth Hub design from above

    After a decade of planning, fund raising and design, construction is finally underway today on the Christchurch Youth Hub. Dame Sue Bagshaw is the Youth Hub Trust chair, she talks to Jesse about this… Audio

  • Young Wellington gardener devoted to dahlias

    Audio 18 Aug 2022
    Ed Malcolm-Tait with his dahlia

    Once you've been bitten by the dahlia bug, you can't stop. That's what's happened to Wellington 13 year old Ed Malcolm-Tait. Audio

  • Old dogs teaching humans new tricks, The Dog Aging Project

    Audio
    life and society
    17 Aug 2022
    Dr Matt Kaeberlein with dogs Chloe and Dobby. Dr Kaeberlein is a founder of the Dog Aging Project at the University of Washington.

    Maybe old dogs can teach us some new tricks Dr Matt Kaeberlein leads the Dog Aging Project, and says his longevity research on dogs may unlock some key mysteries about the biology of aging and what we… Audio

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