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  • Afternoons with Jesse Mulligan

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  • Hawkes Bay schools to recycle caps and lids

    Audio 8 Aug 2022
    Plastic flakes, washed and broken up, ready to become semi molten before being extruded into plastic sheets for reincarnation as another plastic item at Flight Plastics.

    Good Caps is the programme, and Sandy Boterill, Circular Economy Manager of Plastics NZ, talks to Jesse about their pilot. Audio

  • Electric boats set to take on the waterways

    Audio 8 Aug 2022
    ZeroJet Boat

    ZeroJet have created the first turnkey electric jet propulsion system for boats. Co-founder Bex Rempel speaks to Jesse. Audio

  • LockerRoom's Editor Suzanne McFadden on our Games ups and downs

    Audio 8 Aug 2022
    New Zealand cyclist Aaron Gate wins the road race at the 2022 Commonwealth Games.

    Newsroom's LockerRoom editor and the 2021 Voyager Media Awards sports journalist of the year, Suzanne McFadden joins Jesse. Audio

  • DIY with Stan Scott

    Audio
    life and society
    5 Aug 2022

    Builder Stan Scott joins Jesse talk DIY tips. Audio

  • NZ Live: Mousey

    Audio
    music
    5 Aug 2022
    Musician Sarena Close

    Talented Christchurch songwriter Sarena Close takes her performance name 'Mousey' from a David Bowie lyric. She and her band play tracks from the new record My Friends in our Christchurch studio. Video, Audio

    This audio is not downloadable due to copyright restrictions.

  • Film Review with Ali Ventura

    Audio 5 Aug 2022

    Today Ali talks to Jesse about Bullet Train, starring Brad Pitt and Good Luck to You Leo Grande. Audio

  • Toy and Transport museum in Wānaka receives retired Holden police car

    Audio
    history transport
    5 Aug 2022
    Stock photo.

    The police fleet of Holden vehicles is being retired with many of the cars being auctioned off due to the brand fast becoming a collectors item.. One of those museums is The National Toy and Transport… Audio

  • Solving the World's Problems with Steve Wyn-Harris

    Audio
    life and society
    4 Aug 2022

    Today farmer Steve Wyn-Harris talks to Jesse about the reaction to a recent Country Calendar episode on Lake Hawea Station. He explains the alternative farming practices were criticised in rural… Audio

  • Top Dog Film Festival to launch this month

    Audio
    animals National
    4 Aug 2022
    Top Dog Film Festival

    The Top Dog Film Festival kicks off in Auckland on August 13th and finished in September in Christchurch with a very special session. New Zealand tour operator Nat Ward talks to Jesse. Audio

  • Designing bespoke bras with 3D technology

    Audio
    National
    4 Aug 2022
    Sisters Xuxu and Aida Amoozegar-Montero

    Sisters Xuxu and Aida Amoozegar-Montero are researching how design technology can be used to create comfortable custom-made bras. Audio

  • Our Changing World - Researching native regeneration

    Audio
    science environment
    3 Aug 2022
    An overview photo of the experimental planting site looking down the hill to Pourewa Creek. You can faintly see blocks of planting.

    The Auckland University of Technology Living Laboratories project team are running planting experiments to investigate how best to restore native forests. Audio

  • Bookmarks with Iranian-born author Mahyar Amouzegar

    Audio
    National
    3 Aug 2022
    Author Mahyar Amouzegar signs books.

    On bookmarks today is Iranian-born author Mahyar Amouzegar. His love of literature can be traced back to his childhood in Iran when his father, a ferocious reader, encouraged reading in all seven of… Audio

    This audio is not downloadable due to copyright restrictions.

  • Draft action plan to protect sharks in the waters of Aotearoa

    Audio
    environment animals
    3 Aug 2022
    No caption

    Forest and Bird are hoping for plan with teeth protect our shark life around Aotearoa. A draft National Plan of Action on Sharks has just been released. Forest and Bird spokesman Geoff Keey speaks to… Audio

  • The earth is spinning faster than ever - with no apparent explanation

    Audio 3 Aug 2022
    No caption

    Apparently, the earth is also spinning faster than it did 50 years ago. Adam Dunford is Senior Research Scientist at Callaghan Innovation which is home to New Zealand's Measurement Standards… Audio

  • Turning game bird into delicious dishes with Phil Hazeldine

    Audio
    food environment
    3 Aug 2022
    Chef Phil Hazeldine prepares the dishes for the hunters.

    The Game Bird hunting season is coming to a close. And if you're unsure how to turn black swan, duck, or Canadian goose into a yummy dish, Club Waimea Chef Phil Hazeldine is here to help. Audio

  • Using science to make life changing decisions

    Audio
    science author interview
    2 Aug 2022
    Dr Katy Milkman

    Dr Katy Milkman is a pioneering behavioral scientist whose work identifies how to change. She's a best selling author and host of the podcast Choiceology. She shares her science based tips for making… Audio

  • Tech Tuesday with Daniel Watson

    Audio 2 Aug 2022

    Today Daniel Watson talks about a new campaign #ditchthedevice. Audio

  • Impact Award winner Courtney Davies

    Audio 2 Aug 2022
    Courtney Davies

    Courtney Davies has been a top chicken judge, represented Aotearoa as a Rural Ambassador, discovered four new viruses, and volunteered remotely by teaching six thousand people in Africa to date about… Audio

  • World Series of Birding - a bird spotting sport

    Audio
    environment
    1 Aug 2022
    World Bird Series participants

    The World Series of Birding. Every year, teams gather to try to identify the greatest number of bird species in a 24 hour period, all within the State of New Jersey in America. Former winner Dan… Audio

  • Australian Correspondent Brad Foster

    Audio
    health
    1 Aug 2022

    Today Sydney-based correspondent Brad Foster talks to Jesse about the disbelief amongst Australians over the Manly pride football jerseys. He also has an update on how they are faring with high COVID… Audio

  • Screen based lifestyles are bad news for our eyes

    Audio
    technology health
    1 Aug 2022
    No caption

    Our abrupt change to a lifestyle on screens means we're learning about the consequences as we live them. Dr Alex Muntz is an Ophthalmology research fellow at the University of Auckland, he speaks to… Audio

  • New gene therapy could block bad cholesterol

    Audio
    science health
    1 Aug 2022
    Magical machinery. Man making sure his heart is functioning without problems by examining it using special equipment

    Here in New Zealand, the first person in the world was injected with new gene editing material designed to modify the DNA which produces bad cholesterol. Dr Ralph Stuart, speaks to Jesse about the… Audio

  • Seagrass restoration project aimed at fighting climate change

    Audio
    environment climate
    1 Aug 2022
    seagrass

    A new seagrass restoration project is being trialed with the hope it can then create an effective way to plant more of it around Aotearoa and help fight climate change.  Cawthron Institute lead… Audio

  • Gardening with Lynda Hallinan

    Audio 29 Jul 2022

    Gardening with Lynda Hallinan. Audio

  • Movie review with Graeme Tuckett

    Audio
    arts
    29 Jul 2022

    Today Graeme Tuckett talks to Jesse about four NZ made films at the NZIFF, Portrait of Us by Geoff Dixon, Punch set on Auckland's west coast, A Boy Called Piano which is the story of Fa'amoana John… Audio

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