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  • Afternoons with Jesse Mulligan

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  • Film Review with Ali Ventura

    Audio
    movies
    25 Mar 2022
    No caption

    Ali talks to Jesse about 'Fresh' on Disney right now and Everything Everywhere All At Once, which will be in cinemas from April 14. Audio

  • Making South Auckland more accessible for wheelchair users

    Audio
    disability infrastructure
    25 Mar 2022
    no caption

    How accessible is South Auckland for wheelchair users? Wheelchair-user Brooke Haverkort and buddy/carer Odette Jennings have completed an informal survey. Audio

  • High school students building tiny homes in Taranaki

    Audio
    education construction
    25 Mar 2022
    Opunake High School student taking part in the tiny home build.

    Opunake High School's head of technology Michael Griggs is leading the Tiny Homes programme and speaks to Jesse. Audio

  • Mary Holm on managing your money as inflation rises

    Audio
    money
    24 Mar 2022
    hands on laptop

    New Zealand's inflation rate has hovered around 2 percent for most of this century, but experts say it could reach 7 percent this year. Financial journalist Mary Holm offers some advice for people… Audio

  • Hundreds of houseplants offer oasis of calm

    Audio
    life and society employment
    24 Mar 2022
    Moira West with her heart shaped house plants

    Moira West is a photographer by trade but at home she's a green-fingered goddess with hundreds of houseplants! She talks to Jesse about her plant passion. Audio, Gallery

  • Asthmatics urged to get flu jab ahead of winter

    Audio
    health National
    24 Mar 2022
    Adult woman using inhaler

    Asthmatics are being urged to make sure they get the flu vaccination this year. Dr Bryan Betty speaks to Jesse. Audio

  • Frank Bruni on losing his vision and unexpected insights

    Audio
    health life and society
    23 Mar 2022
    Frank Bruni

    When New York Times opinion writer Frank Bruni woke up with blurred vision one morning several years ago, he had no idea how temporarily losing his sight would turn into unexpected insights into… Audio

  • Hawke's Bay school helps with Totara sapling shortage

    Audio
    education
    23 Mar 2022
    Totara.

    Pete Ashdown, the caretaker at Parkvale School in Hastings, tells us about finding conservation solutions in unexpected places. Audio

  • Fundraising effort for Southland war memorial restorer's work

    Audio
    history
    23 Mar 2022
    Soldier silhouette.

    In the leadup to Anzac Day, Southland war memorial restorer Ann Robbie has created silhouettes of a soldier to raise funds for her work in the region.  Audio

  • The beauty and power of personal change

    Audio
    life and society
    22 Mar 2022
    Stephanie Lepp

    Change is hard. Stephanie Lepp is an artist and activist who set out to understand how people with deeply held political or extremist views can change. So she sat down with guests for a podcast who… Video, Audio

  • Tech Tuesday with Daniel Watson

    Audio
    technology
    22 Mar 2022
    cybercrime, hacking and technology concept - hands of hacker in dark room writing code or using computer virus program for cyber attack

    Vertech IT Services owner and managing director, Daniel Watson, shares some tips on how to protect yourself from viruses and online scammers with a few simple fixes.  Audio

  • Insect wings inspire new antibacterial food packaging

    Audio
    food science
    22 Mar 2022
    no caption

    The natural antibacterial texture of insect wings has inspired scientists in the lab. Distinguished Professor Elena Ivanova of RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia, explains it all to Jesse. Audio

  • Local rugby club pitch in to help Southland farmer

    Audio
    sport rural
    22 Mar 2022
    Nathan Parris on the farm.

    Tuatapere farmer Nathan Parris tells Jesse about getting injured and how the local rugby team turned up to help with the farm. Audio

  • The science behind a broken heart

    Audio
    science health
    21 Mar 2022
    No caption

    It's called heartbreak, but when science writer Florence Williams' marriage of 25 years ended, her sadness and grief had an impact way beyond her heart.  Audio

  • Narcissism with Dr Ramani Durvasula

    Audio
    health life and society
    21 Mar 2022
    Hand turns dice and changes the word "selfish" to "selfless"No caption.

    Today's expert is clinical psychologist Dr Ramani Durvasula, who has built a career out of demystifying and dismantling the toxic influence of narcissism. Audio

  • Australian Correspondent: Brad Foster

    Audio
    health life and society
    21 Mar 2022
    Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge - Australia, New South Wales

    Sydney-based Brad Foster talks to Jesse about the latest COVID cases across the Tasman and how a new normal is returning with large venue events like concerts being announced once again. Audio

  • Share My Pet: connecting animal-lovers with lonely animals

    Audio
    animals
    21 Mar 2022
    Helena from Motueka, joined Share My Pet at 72 after the loss of her terrier (above).

    Want an animal in your life but not the commitment? Share my Pet is an online platform matching fur babies around Aotearoa with human pals. Audio, Gallery

  • Critter of the Week: Mycena roseoflava

    Audio 18 Mar 2022

    This week's critter is a native Glow-in-the-dark Mushroom. Last year, the annual Fungal Foray was held on Rakiura Stewart Island. While hunting around in the forest at night, keen amateur and… Audio

  • DIY with builder Stan Scott

    Audio
    life and society
    18 Mar 2022
    No caption

    All your DIY questions with builder Stan Scott. Audio

  • Film Review with Graeme Tuckett

    Audio
    movies
    18 Mar 2022
    No caption

    Graeme Tuckett talks to Jesse about Dog, It Snows in Benidorm and Night Raiders. Audio

  • Getting back into exercise after a positive Covid test

    Audio 18 Mar 2022
    woman running

    Many people aren't aware that if you're Covid-positive you are allowed to exercise outside as long as you're physically distanced from others and following the government's guidelines, says sports… Audio

  • History with Dr Grant Morris: Talking inflation

    Audio
    business history
    17 Mar 2022
    graphic for WYTNK inflation explainer ONLY

    Dr Grant Morris explores the most famous historical examples of hyperinflation and conclude that things could be a lot worse. Audio

  • Solving the World's Problems with Dave Armstrong

    Audio
    business science
    17 Mar 2022
    Wellington CBD

    Dave looks the problems facing Wellington as the pandemic keeps the streets empty and hospitality suffers.  Audio

  • NZ Sporting History: 1995 America's Cup

    Audio 17 Mar 2022
    Sir Peter Blake and family celebrate Team New Zealand's America's Cup, San Diego, USA. 1995.

    Legendary commentator Peter Montgomery joins us to look back on the 1995 campaign in San Diego, including both challenger and defender selections.  Audio

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  • Building a tiny home for 50K? It can be done

    Audio 17 Mar 2022
    Matthew's home

    With the help of some trainee builders, Wellington man Matthew Lillis has nearly completed his new tiny home for around $50,000 all up. The house was constructed in Raglan as part of a tiny home… Audio

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