Search Results

Related tags:

  • Afternoons with Jesse Mulligan

Displaying items 1676 - 1700 of 4658 in total

  • A thorny issue on Hamilton's berms and safety barriers

    Audio
    Waikato
    28 Jul 2022
    No caption

    Hamilton residents are fed up with the state of the city's berms, safety barriers and traffic islands which are overgrown with gorse and other weeds.  Deputy Mayor Geoff Taylor talks to Jesse about… Audio

  • The downfall of wanted crypto-queen Dr Ruja Ignatova

    Audio
    money author interview
    27 Jul 2022
    Dr Ruja Ignatova - missing crypto-queen

    There was a time when Dr Ruja Ignatova was like a rock star, with fans flocking to Wembley arena to hear her talk about Onecoin, her cryptocurrency she said would kill Bitcoin. Now she's on the FBI's… Audio

  • Bookmarks with Chris Parkin

    Audio
    music
    27 Jul 2022
    Chris Parkin, arts philanthropist

    Our guest on bookmarks today is businessman and philanthropist Chris Parkin. This year marks 10 years since he established the Parkin Drawing Prize, in which the winner is awarded $25,000. Audio

    This audio is not downloadable due to copyright restrictions.

  • How to foster gender equality at home

    Audio 26 Jul 2022
    No caption

    Although gender equality has come a long way, women still do twice as much domestic labour and childcare as their male partners. Outdated expectations of "what women do and what men do" can negatively… Audio

  • Music feature: The Art of Broadway Orchestration

    Audio
    music arts
    26 Jul 2022
    The Golden Age of Broadway at 2021 BBC Proms

    For today's Music Feature we're exploring the Art of Broadway Orchestration with Auckland University musicologist Gregory Camp. Audio

    This audio is not downloadable due to copyright restrictions.

  • Book Critic: Pip Adam

    Audio
    books
    26 Jul 2022

    Today Pip looks at books that can help with restoring attention. Audio

  • Tech Tuesday with Paul Brislen

    Audio
    internet technology
    26 Jul 2022

    For Tech Tuesday today we're joined by the chief executive of the New Zealand Telecommunications Forum, Paul Brislen. He talks to Jesse about the rural broadband projects that are underway, including… Audio

  • Travel agent renaissance

    Audio
    travel leisure
    26 Jul 2022
    Commercial airline. Passenger plane landing at airport with beautiful sunset  sky and clouds. Arrival flight. Airplane flying in a line for landing. Aircraft open light in the evening flight.

    As the borders re-open and more people look to travel in spite of COVID cases, travel agents have had to adapt to the new rules and regulations that are in place and the differing requirements… Audio

  • Co-ordinating citrus surplus to get to those in need

    Audio
    food
    26 Jul 2022
    Citrus anyone?

    Around this time of year, some people might find they have citrus coming out their ears.The call is out for people with citrus and seasonal fruit trees with surplus fruit, to donate to those in need.

    …
  • The stories we tell ourselves about food

    Audio
    health
    25 Jul 2022
    Sugar: we eat 37 teaspoons a day of added sugar.

    It didn't matter that Dr Raj Telhan knows all about the science of why sugar is bad for us, contributing to higher blood pressure, inflammation, even diabetes. He still found it hard to resist. Audio

  • Electric motorbike start up in Wairarapa set to go global

    Audio
    business
    25 Jul 2022
    UBCO electric bike

    An electric motorbike company that began as a startup in a Wairarapa shed is about to move onto the global stage. UBCO Bikes chief executive Katherine Sandford talks to Jesse about their bikes and new… Audio

  • Winter illnesses and COVID causing blood donor problems

    Audio
    health
    25 Jul 2022
    Blood donor at donation

    Donations of blood and plasma is being severely impacted by winter illness, with over 30% of donors cancelling and rescheduling their appointments. New Zealand Blood Service's Asuka Burge talks to… Audio

  • Winter illnesses and COVID causing blood donor problems

    Audio
    health
    25 Jul 2022

    Donations of blood and plasma is being severely impacted by winter illness, with over 30% of donors cancelling and rescheduling their appointments. This is making it hard for NZ Blood to meet their… Audio

  • Weekend Stuff with Stan Scott

    Audio
    life and society
    22 Jul 2022

    DIY with builder Stan Scott. Audio

  • Oven-baked Mushroom Risotto with Julie Biuso

    Audio
    food
    22 Jul 2022
    Julie Biuso's oven baked mushroom risotto.

    Julie Biuso tells Jesse Mulligan how listeners can make a delicious oven-baked mushroom risotto - perfect for cold nights at home. Audio

  • Film Review with Dom Corry

    Audio
    arts movies
    22 Jul 2022

    Today Dom will be reviewing four movies that are playing in the Whanau Marama: New Zealand International Film Festival, which commences on July 29th. Audio

  • How to make the perfect Kawakawa tea

    Audio 22 Jul 2022

    Sam the Trap Man is here to tell you how to make the perfect brew! Audio

  • History with Dr Grant Morris

    Audio
    history
    21 Jul 2022

    New Zealand is a multi-cultural nation with many citizens being able to speak more than one language. But what is our history of bilingualism and multilingualism? Today we will explore our history of… Audio

  • Solving the World's Problems with Suzanne McFadden

    Audio
    environment
    21 Jul 2022

    Jesse speaks to Newsroom's Suzanne McFadden about the Commonwealth Games and how big events need to improve their carbon footprints. Audio

  • Manu competition makes a splash in Russell

    Audio 21 Jul 2022
    Manu Masters in Russell

    The manu is right up there with roadies and BBQs as far as Kiwi summer traditions go, so the good people of Northland decided to honour it and crown a champion for the first time. 'The Manu Masters'… Audio

  • Feature interview: Pascal Cotte

    Audio
    history science
    20 Jul 2022
    French engineer and founder of Lumiere Technology, Pascal Cotte explains how he looked through layers of accumulated varnish to see the original surface at an exhibition at The Museum of Science and Industry (MOSI) in Manchester on November 12, 2009.

    For centuries, people have asked, who is Mona Lisa and why is she smiling in the famous painting by Leonardo DaVinci. French engineer Pascal Cotte helped answer so many questions when he was invited… Video, Audio

  • Bookmarks with Dr Carwyn Jones

    Audio
    music
    20 Jul 2022
    Carwyn Jones: "One of the things the Treaty does is provides space for people who are not Māori."

    This afternoon on Bookmarks we spoke to Dr Carwyn Jones who is Head Lecturer for the Ahunga Tikanga (Māori Laws and Philosophy) programme at Te Wānanga o Raukawa. Audio

    This audio is not downloadable due to copyright restrictions.

  • How to build a home in 13 hours

    Audio
    economy housing
    20 Jul 2022

    On average, building a home can take anywhere from six months to a year. But this past week, a Wellington company constructed a water-tight home in Central Otago from start to finish in just 13 hours.

    …
  • First Song: The Fairy Child

    Audio
    music
    20 Jul 2022

    For today's First Song we thought we would do something a little bit different A poem by the beloved children's author, Margaret Mahy, 'The Fairy Child.' Musician and songwriter, Gerry Paul put the… Audio

    This audio is not downloadable due to copyright restrictions.

  • Feature Interview: A.J. Croce

    Audio
    music
    19 Jul 2022
    A.J. Croce

    It's been quite a journey for singer songwriter A.J. Croce to step outside his famous father's shadow and move ahead so life doesn't pass him by. A.J was not yet two when his father, Jim Croce died in… Video, Audio

    This audio is not downloadable due to copyright restrictions.

Prev ... 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 ... Next
shielded