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Sisters, suitors and swooning - the Dashwood family is getting a raucous spin in this latest iteration of Sense and Sensibility at Circa Theatre.  Audio

A chemist and now a comedian (naturally), Dr Joel Rindelaub has been swapping the classroom for comedy clubs with his show Science Is No Joke. He first performed his one-hour set at the NZ… Audio

Calling Home this week is Grace Palmer. The Kiwi actor is currently living in Vancouver filming on the set of Fox TV's #1 sitcom 'Animal Control'.  Audio

Self-described "financial force of nature," Hannah McQueen is a chartered accountant and founder of financial literacy company Enable Me.  Audio

Icehouse is one of Australia's best-known and beloved rock bands.  Audio

You only get 15 minutes at the GP, so how do you make the most of it?  Audio

Kris Edwards has been working in Commercial Radio for 37 years. He also has Cerebral Palsy.  Audio

BBC commentator Henry Moeran is absolutely ecstatic - England has made it through to the Euro 2024 semi-finals, beating Switzerland on penalties after a 1-1 draw in extra time. Audio

Last Friday the curtain came down on Newshub at 6 - and more than 30 years of nightly news made at the TV channel Three. But the next day the new 6pm bulletin by Stuff launched in its place… Audio

Most of us will have enjoyed 'people watching' at some point - as we waited for a bus or sipped a cuppa in a cafe - wondering about strangers who walk past. Audio

The World's Ugliest Dog competition has been held for nearly 50 years. Audio

John Connell was an investigative journalist, documentary maker and author of multiple bestsellers when the creative well ran dry.  Audio

There is new research on how Parliament's rules change, and the researcher gets to observe that change very closely – Parlament's Clerk of the House. Audio

You might think the life of a 19^th century hymn translator was pretty uneventful. Not so for John Mason Neale, who translated our first hymn in this week’s programme, Christ is made the sure… Audio

Orchestra Wellington's "The Classical Style" presents Beethoven's 9th symphony during the 200th anniversary of its premiere together with Prokofiev's First Symphony and Tailleferre's Piano Concerto. Audio

On this week's show there's blues from Bessie Smith, Jimmy Reed and Elmore James, classic country from Kris Kristofferson plus some jumpin' jive courtesy of Louis Prima. Audio

Before he passed away in late May, Rodger Fox recorded one final album with his big band. Fittingly, it's called "Alive in New York". Audio

Nick Tipping checks out sultry ballads from Kurt Elling, Kenny Burrell, and Phil Woods; Benny Green and Red Garland swing hard; and the SFJazz Collective takes on Horace Silver. Audio

A Tongan family fighting to keep their aunt in New Zealand has been granted a reprieve. Audio

What we know, what we don't, and what the evidence says, about whether boot camps work. Audio

Listen to the reassuring sounds of breakfast on the make. Audio

A surprise phone call from a sister Aaron Smale never knew existed led to an investigation into state abuse. His questions would ultimately result in an award-winning exposé of the heinous goings-on… Audio

Thousands of Kiwis hit hard by the global shortage of estrogen patches have expressed their struggles in a recent survey. 80% said their mental health had been negatively impacted by the shortage… Audio

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has given his first interview to a local media outlet since Hamas' attack on October 7. Audio

Nick Tipping checks out some pioneering large ensembles in jazz. Audio

Herbie Mann gets groovy, Regina Carter goes to Cuba, and Nick Tipping checks out quartet and quintet tracks by Phil Broadhurst Audio

Geopolitics expert Peter Zeihan tells Guyon what New Zealand needs to do right now if it wants to survive the end of globalisation, why China's days are numbered, and who's going to win the US… Video, Audio