Arts
New Zealand gamer wins Independent Games Festival grand prize
Umurangi Generation, designed and developed by Ngai Te Rangi designer Naphtali Faulkner, the grand prize at the Independent Games Festival. Developer Naphtali Faulkner talks to Jesse. Audio
Two more Disney greats to be turned into te reo Māori productions
In 2017 Moana was translated into te reo Māori and was well-received by many children – and of course their parents.
Today it's been confirmed two more Disney greats will be turned into reo Māori… Audio
Behind the Attraction, Dr Death, Pursuit of Love
Film and TV reviewer James Croot joins Kathryn to talk about the Jewish film festival that kicks off today, a delightful series focused on Disney, Behind the Attraction (Disney+), new mini-series Dr… Audio
Slam poet Te Kahu Rolleston
National Poetry Slam winner Te Kahu Rolleston performs some of his poetry and speaks with Kathryn Ryan about giving rangatahi voice to hopes and dreams through performance poetry. Audio
Arts with Mark Amery
It’s Matariki, a time of reflection and Mark has been reflecting on the presence of Toi Maori - MÄori art at this time and how it is reaching out more into the public space ahead of next year’s… Audio, Gallery
Kiingi Tuheitia Portraiture Award finalists on display
The Kiingi Tuheitia Portraiture Award exhibition showcases the talents of emerging Maōri artists while celebrating their tūpuna. NZ Portrait Gallery director, Brian Wood talks to Jesse. Audio
Photographing flood waters in Westport
As the rivers started rising on Friday, local Westport photographer Anita O'Brien grabbed her camera and hit the flooded streets. She talks to Jesse about what she's seen. Audio, Gallery
A refining moment: Seung Yul Oh on painting
Going between painting, installation and sculpture, Korea-born artist Seung Yul Oh talks to Kadambari Raghukumar about his practice. Audio
A refining moment: Seung Yul Oh on painting
Going between painting, installation and sculpture, Korea-born artist Seung Yul Oh talks to Kadambari Raghukumar about his practice.
AudioFrench dark fantasy film wins top award at Cannes
The second woman since New Zealand's Jane Campion has picked up the Palme d'Or for Titane.
Molly Lewis: the almost-forgotten art of musical whistling
It was a documentary called Pucker Up that first introduced Molly Lewis to the world of competitive whistling back in 2005. It wasn't long before she was competing at the now-defunct International… Audio
NZ Screen History: Nice One Stu
Stu Dennison was a popular and polarising character of the late 1970s, and one of the pioneering figures in children's television as the host of 'Nice One' Stu Dennison and Roger Gascoigne join Jesse… Audio
Film and TV reviewer Tamar Munch
Film and TV reviewer Tamar Munch joins Kathryn to look at We Are Lady Parts (Neon) about a biochemical engineer who ends up as the lead guitarist of an all-female Muslim punk band, Ake Ake Ake (Maori+… Audio
Ian Mune finds and paints his "lost" maunga
Around 25 years ago, legendary Kiwi actor, director and artist Ian Mune was captivated by the sight of a mountain in Northland. Since then he's often wondered which of Northland's many peaks it was… Audio
How to Write a funeral notice
Funeral celebrant Timothy Giles is back to talk to Jesse about how to write a funeral notices. He explains what level of detail you should include and what vital information is usually included for a… Audio
Wellington Paranormal creating a buzz in US
Local show Wellington Paranormal has hit American screens and is creating quite a stir among US audiences and critics alike... Audio
Emerging designer from Nelson heading to NZ Fashion Week
A young Nelson fashion designer is on her way to NZ Fashion Week after being recognised for her innovative work by indigenous fashion competition, Miromoda. Audio
Reforming recidivism through prison arts programmes
The use of tikanga and toi Māori in Hawkes Bay Regional prison has seen the efforts of Lawrence Ereatara and Hone Fletcher recognised with an arts award. Audio, Gallery
Barnie Duncan - Tap Head
Have you ever looked at a lone, cold tap in a public toilet and wondered what it would say if it could talk? Nor have we, but that's the basis of comedian Barnie Duncan's show Tap Head, complete with… Video, Audio, Gallery
Plan 9's first album - 35 years in the making!
Last year's lockdown saw the virtual closure of our film industry for months, and no films meant no film music. But one group of composers turned the lack of outside work to their advantage. They… Video, Audio