Arts
Bookmarks with Simone Nathan
Actor, writer and executive producer Simone Nathan, who has worked with Amy Schumer and written for Taika Waititi, share her favourite books, music and films. Audio
Podcast Critic: Elliott Childs
Today RNZ's own Elliott Childs talks to Jesse about the podcast, You Must Remember This. It's a series all about Hollywood history and is billed as being about secret and/or forgotten history of… Audio
Comedian who's first language is sign - a unique story
Scottish comedian Ray Bradshaw – who was raised by two hearing-impaired parents – is delivering laughs to the deaf community at his 100% accessible NZ Comedy Festival shows. Video, Audio
Celebrating Black Creatives Aotearoa in Afrika month
In celebration fo Afrika month, Black Creatives Aotearoa are releasing New Zealand's first zine featuring all local African contributors, and launching an art installation. To tell us more about these… Audio
Mel Parsons performs her new song 'Tiny Days'
In her new song 'Tiny Days', folk songwriter Mel Parsons gets real about the highs and lows of parenting for the first time. "It's the hardest thing I've ever done, hands down, and I'm sure it's the… Video, Audio
The TAHI Tuesday 9th May 2023
On this episode of The TAHI we hear from RNZ Pacific journalist Lydia Lewis about Dawn Raids still taking place . Ex NBA Player and culture icon Shaq is making music and we must discuss it. Also the… Audio
Motueka's Gecko Theatre gets global attention in Timeout mag
Small and peculiar - that's the description of a cinema at the top of the South Island getting some serious global attention. When both screens are fully booked - the Gecko Theatre in Motueka squeezes… Audio
Expert feature: Quilting
They say a picture is worth a thousand words, but what about a quilt? On our expert feature today we're talking about the art and craft of quilting - which actually dates back to medieval times. Audio
Coronation Concert - C listers celebration?
A packed crowd at Windsor Castle has been watching a music concert as part of King Charles' coronation celebrations.
It wraps up a weekend of more relaxed festivities, after Saturday night's very… Audio
Megan Dunn: the kinky and the kooky lurking in public art
Author and art writer Megan Dunn joins Kim to talk about two current shows with very different approaches to displaying public art collections. Audio, Gallery
Film Review: with Sam Hollis
Today RNZ Producer Sam Hollis talks to Jesse about Close, out in cinemas next Thursday and John Mulaney: Baby J. Audio
Debate over wāhine speaking on marae leads to development of Kōpū
A show developed as a response to the debate over women speaking on the marae is set to premiere in West Auckland.
The TAHI Thursday 4th May 2023
In this episode, Ella Stewart joins us to discuss managed retreats for marae, So’omalo ponders over the best looks of the Met Gala, and Evie thinks she should be in the NZ Comedy Fest for some… Audio
Preview: 2023 Resene Architecture & Design Film Festival
This festival has always been a highlight of Dan Slevin’s cinema year and the latest edition has not let him down.
Bookmarks with Matu Ngaropo
After performing 500 shows in just two years, Matu Ngaropo is back in Aotearoa to continue his role as George Washington in the Australian production of Hamilton the Musical. Audio
Hollywood strike: Screenwriters will walk out for first time in 15 years
The industrial action could mean delays in forthcoming TV series and films for studios such as Disney and Netflix.
Shall I compare Taylor Swift to William Shakespeare?
To be or not to be a Swiftie, one of the millions of Taylor Swift fans around the world. That is the question eminent Shakespeare scholar and former Oxford professor Sir Jonathan Bate answered with a… Audio
All eyes on the Met Gala
It's one of the biggest fashion events in the world, iconic for Lady Gaga's grand entrances and socialite Kim Kardashian's squeeze into Marilyn Munroe's crystal-encrusted dress.
The Met Gala is… Audio
The TAHI Tuesday 2nd May 2023
In this episode we’re celebrating the start on Te Marama Puoro O Aotearoa - NZ Music Month! Evie and So’omalo discuss their favourite local live music moments, get hyped for the Pacific Music Awards,… Audio
Choreographer Andrea Schermoly on creating the RNZB's new-look Romeo and Juliet
This week it's curtains up for the Royal New Zealand Ballet's latest production of Romeo and Juliet. The epic tale of star-crossed lovers has been brought to life for the company by choreographer… Audio
