Arts
Film Review with Graeme Tuckett
Today Graeme is looking at some locally streamed options for people to watch while cinemas are still closed for audiences during alert levels 3 & 4. He's recommending Under The Volcano, being streamed… Audio
ABBA makes a return almost 40 years after breakup
Swedish pop band ABBA has announced its return almost 40 years after splitting up.
They've reunited for a new album, titled "ABBA Voyage" and plan to hold a series of concerts fronted by their… Audio
Covid-19: Looking after butterflies in lockdown
In Otago, one essential worker is looking after some of our more exotic residents, with more and more arriving all the time.
Our Changing World producer Claire Concannon finds out what it takes to… Audio
Covid-19: Lockdown forces WOW postponement
The World of Wearable Art show has suffered a set back amid the lockdown.
The WOW stage was under construction in the TSB Arena, rehearsals were underway and models were being fitted into garments… Audio
The art of singing with Sophie Morris
Accomplished singer Sophie Morris talks about the art of singing, how your vocal chords change to match musical notes and if anyone can learn to sing. Video, Audio
Nine to Noon Short Story Competition launched. Get typing!
The clock is ticking to enter the first ever Nine to Noon Short Story Competition! We already have hundreds of entries! The prize? Five winning stories will be produced for radio and broadcast on… Audio
Max Cryer dies aged 86
The country has lost one of its first television stars - Max Cryer died on Wednesday aged 86.
He spoke the first words on nationwide TV in 1969, and went on to produce the shows Mastermind and… Audio
Film and TV reviewer Chris Schulz
Film and TV reviewer Chris Schulz joins Kathryn to talk about Nicole Kidman's new series Nine Perfect Strangers (Amazon Prime), mid-life crisis comedy The Chair (Netflix) with Sandra Oh and manhunt… Audio
When Nobody Was Looking - New film focuses on anti-racism fight
Alex Sutherland turned his camera on another member of his family, to document an extraordinary fight for racial justice in New Zealand. He's directed a short film called When Nobody Was Looking -… Audio
Covid-19: Zoom do's and don'ts
Blurry, beautiful, exotic or carefully curated?
What sort of background should you have on your Zoom, Teams or Google Meets calls as you try to continue doing your job in lockdown? It's a question… Audio
Celebrating the handcrafted with Sacha McNeil
Journalist Sacha McNeil is on a mission to celebrate homemade crafts and their makers with her new project. Audio
Comedian Nazeem Hussain on making life richer
Australian comedian Nazeem Hussain - host of podcast The Pineapple Project - on learning to make his life richer by spending less on things that don't add anything to his life. Audio
Make-up tips from a professional
A natural 'no-makeup' look is fashionable for faces at the moment, says Auckland makeup artist Sophie Tabakas. The key to pulling it off is taking good care of your skin, she tells Jesse Mulligan. Audio
Nicola Daley and Dianne Forbes - picture books
The power of picture books - to transport, to delight and often as a way to help adults discuss serious ideas with children. All these aspects are being covered in a new international online course… Audio
Patricia Donovan - The Madison Gap
Aotearoa author Patricia Donovan is having a very busy 2021. Earlier this year she released her debut novel The Remarkable Miss Digby and she's following it up a few months later with a second novel… Audio
Jake Byrom - singing the songs of Buddy Holly
Well, it's a pretty tough stretch for performing industries but people are standing in the wings ready to blow aour socks off again as soon as is safe! One of them is Kiwi musical theater performer… Audio
John Callen
For his more than 40 years as a stage and screen actor and director, voice artist, teacher and mentor, John Callan has received the 2021 Equity New Zealand Lifetime Achievement Award. His acting… Audio
Putting the farm into the frame
Starting new and positive conversations around farming through art is behind what's believed to be a first of its kind artist's residency in Aotearoa. Self styled next generation farmers and art… Audio
Loading Docs focused on Hope
An international bee related scam and a love letter to poet Hone Tuwhare from his granddaughter through to the dilemma of whether or not to be tested to see if you have inherited a fatal disease -… Audio
Tairawhiti Museum exhibition, Colonies
An exhibition at Gisborne's Tairawhiti Museum combines craft through the generations, with sustainability. Colonies was curated by artist Lina Marsh. She talks to Jesse about the works. Audio, Gallery