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New animation series from Bird's Eye View
Audio 23 Feb 2022Screenwriter Nick Ward, who's known for his work on shows like Wellington Paranormal and Outrageous Fortune, has a chat with Jesse about his latest project. Audio
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Lodge for sale on Pitt Island: 'It's just a magic place'
Audio 23 Feb 2022Brent Mallinson tells us about life on Pitt Island-Rangiaotea and why he and his wife are selling their lodge. Audio
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The rise of anti-vaccine 'mumfluencers' in Aotearoa
Audio 23 Feb 2022Dr Morgan Edwards tells us about her work to combat covid vaccine misinformation online. Audio
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What will the return of the big OE mean for employers?
With MIQ soon to be a thing of the past, young people who've put off international travel during the pandemic are planning their OEs - but what will that mean for employers? Audio
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Police criticise 'disgraceful' protesters after early morning conflict
The behaviour by protesters outside Parliament has been condemned as "absolutely disgraceful" by police leaders today.
The confrontation between police and protesters began early on Tuesday morning… Video, Audio
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What it's like to fall into a conspiracy rabbit hole
Audio 22 Feb 2022A listener speaks to Wallace about what it's like to fall into a conspiracy rabbit hole and come out the other side. 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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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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Fifty shades of grain: why fibre is good for your gut
Foods high in dietary fibre support gut health but most of us don't consume enough of them, says Australian research dietitian, Megan Rebuli. She tells Kathryn Ryan why fibre - especially resistant… Video, Audio
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Dayna Grant: Real-life Wonder Woman
Audio 21 Feb 2022Kathryn speaks with an accomplished horse rider, archer, martial artist, gymnast and sword fighter who can fall from high places and emerge from fire unscathed! If she sounds like a modern day Wonder… Audio
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Russia extends military drills in Belarus
Fears of an invasion have heightened further after Russia extended military drills in Belarus that were due to end overnight.
US secretary of State Antony Blinken said the move made him even more… Audio
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“Society would label him a gangster, but I was honoured to see the little boy” – Matt Brown
Christchurch barber Mataio (Matt) Brown wrote She is Not Your Rehab with his wife Sarah. They discuss the book and the global anti-violence movement it has spawned at 2021 WORD Christchurch. Audio
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Public service screened by 'communications complex'
Dominion Post editor Anna Fifield says after 20 years reporting offshore - she’s shocked at the “communications industrial complex” she says shields our government and public service from media… Audio
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The Laugh Track - comedian Ryan McGhee
One of the best things about the last couple of weeks on the Laugh Track is that the guests - mostly about to star in the upcoming Fringe Festival - have generally picked other Fringe performers. It… Audio
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Flu season could follow hard on the heels of Omicron
Joining us to discuss the impact Omicron has had on the flu season in the Northern Hemisphere - and how things are likely to play out in this country - is New Zealander Dr Richard Webby, who is an… Audio
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Unwind your anxiety by being more curious
Learning more about something that frightens or worries us may sound counterintuitive to some people, but according to psychiatrist and neuroscientist Dr Jud Brewer, it's the first step to overcoming… Audio
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Real women talk about their menopause experiences
Almost half the world will go through menopause. Yet it remains criminally underdiscussed. Niki Bezzant joins us to discuss her new book, This Changes Everything, which has been billed as a… Audio
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How conversations with strangers can have surprising results
For many of us, chit-chatting with strangers seems like nothing less than cruel and unusual punishment. However, new research suggests our negative expectations of talking to strangers are generally… Audio
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Ukraine soldiers refuse to believe Russia will attack
Radio Free Europe's Mike Eckel recently spent five days on the frontline in Verkhnotorestke, north of the separatist-held provincial capital of Donetsk. He's with us to discuss the tensions along the… Audio
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Rutger Bregman: are humans actually hardwired for kindness?
Between panic buying and violent protests, the global pandemic has highlighted some of humankind's worst behaviours. But Dutch writer and historian Rutger Bregman insists that despite being painted as… Audio
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Chris Kraus: murder and meth in Minnesota
Chris Kraus' upcoming novel The Four Spent the Day Together tells the story of a violent methamphetamine murder involving four teenagers on the Iron Range of Minnesota. Best-known for the… Audio
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Wendy Mitchell: what you need to know about dementia
Wendy Mitchell was diagnosed with young-onset dementia in 2014, when she was just 58 years old. But, rather than this signaling the start of a total decline, for Mitchell the diagnosis offered a new… Video, Audio, Gallery
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US and ANZAC deportation policies fuelling Pacific drug crisis
Audio 19 Feb 2022We conclude our talanoa series on new research into drug trafficking in the Pacific. Audio
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On the Farm - a wrap of farming conditions around NZ
The weather in Taranaki has calmed down and farms are drying out after storms two weekends in a row. The early variety Smitten, Breeze and Gala apples are being picked and packed for export in the… Audio
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Immunologist on health reasons for vaccine mandates
Immunisation Advisory Centre Medical Advisor Professor Peter McIntyre has told Checkpoint there has been "mandate creep" in schools where children are not mandated to be vaccinated, but are being… Video, Audio
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Dr Bryan Betty suggests change of mindset with Omicron
On Monday the Ministry of Health issued a statement advising that of the 20.000 swabs taken in Auckland, about 80 to 90 percent of those who turned up didn't need to.
Royal NZ College of GPs Dr Bryan… Video, Audio
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Music 101: Charlotte Ryan
Charlotte Ryan, host of Music 101 here on RNZ each Saturday afternoon from midday talks about what's happening on the music scene over the weekend, what's coming up on her show tomorrow and picks us a… Audio
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Wheelchair rugby player fundraising for accessible ride-share service
Ride-share drivers often cancel when they find out they're booked to pick up someone in a wheelchair, says New Zealand Paralympian Barney Koneferenisi. Fed up with this kind of treatment, the… Video, Audio
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US and ANZAC deportation policies fuelling Pacific drug crisis
We continue our talanoa series on new research into drug trafficking in the Pacific. Audio
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A week of Question Time: costs, cash and a little covid
A week of questions in Parliament: Some opposition go with 'show me the money' and some with 'defend the covid rules'. Audio