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The Art of Flamenco with Paul Bosauder
We speak to New Zealand's only professional flamenco artist, Paul Bosauder, about the noble art of flamenco. Audio
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Tech Tuesday with Daniel Watson
Owner of Vertech IT Services, Daniel Watson, shares a few tips about working with home tech and tells us how to avoid injuries with some ergonomic gadgets. Audio
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Reserve Bank expected to lift interest rates
The Reserve Bank is set to release its monetary policy statement tomorrow, with many expecting a rise in the official cash rate. Audio
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Rhys Darby on his new comedy Our Flag Means Death
Rhys Darby talks to Jesse Mulligan about making Our Flag Means Death, which is inspired by the true story of an aristocrat who abandoned his life of privilege to become a pirate. Audio
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Daniel Pink on the power of regret
Sometimes we do need to look back and examine the pain of the past, says best-selling author Daniel Pink. Audio
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Making sourdough with Maya Handley
Expert sourdough baker Maya Handley has mastered the art of making this artisan bread and shares some tips! Video, Audio
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Across the ditch with Brad Foster
Sydney-based Brad Foster talks to Jesse about a fatal shark attack at a Sydney beach, the latest Covid count, and the relaxing of Covid rules for nightclubs. Audio
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History with Dr Grant Morris: Parliament’s lawn
Historian Dr Grant Morris talks to Jesse about the Parliament lawn and the protests, celebrations, ceremonies and picnics he's seen there over the past two decades. Audio
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Solving the World's Problems with Steve Wyn-Harris
Steve talks to Jesse about pest control on his Hawke's Bay beef farm. He also talks about drench resistance becoming more common place. Audio
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Ditching the 'gamer' stereotype with Chelsea Rapp
Audio 17 Feb 2022Chelsea Rapp, who's the chair of the New Zealand Game Developers Association, joins us to bust some stereotypes about gaming! Audio
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Auckland babies needed for kūmara gut health trial
Researchers have put the call out for 300 Auckland babies to take part in a trial to investigate the potential health benefits of kūmara. Audio
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Covid-19: Michael Baker on rising community cases
Professor Michael Baker talks to Jesse about the rapid rise in cases and why people shouldn't be alarmed. Audio
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Why we need to make time to have more fun
Science journalist Catherine Price says fun is essential for health, resilience and productivity and explains how to have more of it ! Audio
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Bookmarks with Kristy McGregor
Founder and editor-in-chief of Shepherdess magazine, Kristy McGregor, joins Jesse to share her favourite things! Audio
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My rapist was found not guilty - Young woman horrified and revictimised during trial
'So I get raped, he gets away with it' - Young woman horrified and revictimised during trial
You think you're doing the right thing by reporting your rape. You think it might help prevent the same thing happening to others. But what happens if your attacker is found not guilty?
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A conversation about post-natal depression with Sarah Wynter
Australian actress Sarah Wynter, known for her roles in 24 and Goliath, carried a painful secret about what happened to her after the birth of her twin boys more than 10 years ago. She talks to… Audio
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The beauty of the recorder with Imogen Morris
Imogen Morris joins Jesse to set the record straight about the much-maligned recorder and share some examples of how beautiful this instrument can sound. Audio
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Relationships with Hannah Korrel
Relationship expert and neuro-psychologist Hannah Korrel talks to Jesse about the right way to ask about a person's vaccine status. Audio
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Hospo Red Relief launches to help struggling businesses
Audio 15 Feb 2022As hospitality businesses struggle under the red light setting, a group of suppliers has launched a campaign to help. Audio
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Across the Ditch with Brad Foster
Sydney-based Brad Foster joins us from across the Tasman to share the latest in Australia. Audio
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Television Critic: Linda Burgess
Linda talks to Jesse about the Ted Lasso series on Apple TV, The Gilded Age with Julian Fellowes on Neon, and Afterlife Season 3 on Netflix. Audio
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Coping with the hype of Valentine's Day
Massey University clinical psychologist Dr Kirsty Ross says Valentine's Day can be a stressful and expensive time for many. She offers some tips for reframing the day. Audio
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Recipe: Roast Kumara, Coconut & Lime Laksa
Food stylist and chef Gretchen Lowe shares a recipe to match the current muggy weather - a light and bright vegetarian laksa. Audio
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Rockquest style competition for upcoming Jazz musicians
Jazz musician and senior lecturer at the New Zealand School of Music in Wellington Rodger Fox is part of a new competition launched this week to encourage younger people to engage with jazz. He talks… Audio
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