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Wendy McCulloch: Kiwi vet helping New York pets
Before becoming a vet, New Zealander Wendy McCulloch worked as a caterer for some of the biggest acts in music, including Tina Turner and the Rolling Stones. Now based in New York, she's been offering… Audio
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Review - Motherless Brooklyn
Edward Norton produced, wrote, directed and starred in this adaptation of Jonathan Lethem's 1999 detective novel. Reviewed by Dan Slevin. Video, Audio
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Music Feature: Rhian Sheehan - composing soundscapes
Wellington-based composer Rhian Sheehan shares some of the atmospheric electronic music he composes, which is featured in everything from planetariums to rollercoasters. Audio, Gallery
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True crime, family secrets and hidden trauma
Journalist and best selling author Bob Kolker is a skilled practitioner at unearthing murky real-life dramas and transforming them into compelling reading. His first book, "Lost Girls", the story of a… Audio
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If unpaid women’s work really counts, why is it not counted by our economists?
Kristen Ghodsee and Marilyn Waring talk to Kathryn Ryan about the fight for valuing women's economic contribution to society - at the 2020 New Zealand Festival writers' programme. Audio
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Calling Home: Anna Dare in Toronto, Ontario
Audio 17 May 2020Dr. Anna Dare is the Chief Resident at the Trauma Surgery service at Toronto's Sunnybrook Hospital, but as of a few weeks ago she was redeployed to the ICU to cover shortages and help look after the… Audio
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Kashmir Hill - Police use of software Clearview AI
This week RNZ exposed an unapproved police trial of controversial facial recognition software Clearview AI. Described as a "search engine for faces" the technology is used by hundreds of police forces… Audio
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Fauci warns the US the worst is yet to come
U.S Infectious diseases expert Dr Anthony Fauci, warns of more COVID-19 spread if states ease their restrictions too early. Correspondent Simon Hampton speaks to the Panel from New York. Audio
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The Panel with Victoria Stewart and Selwyn Manning (Part 2)
Audio 13 May 2020Survey finds that more than two thirds of NZers are looking for a one off cash payment from the government to stimulate the economy. The Panel speaks to chief economist at The New Zealand Institute… Audio
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Chernobyl’s culture of secrecy trumped safety and hastened the end of the Soviet Union
Serhii Plokhy argues that the catastrophe at Chernobyl was a nuclear disaster waiting to happen. He talks to Toby Manhire. Audio
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Gram Parsons, Emmylou Harris, Noam Pikelny, Darlingside & Norma Waterson
Country music from the 60s to today
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Chesa Boudin - progressive DA and 'de-carceration' advocate
San Francisco's recently-elected district attorney Chesa Boudin has a unique perspective on the legal system: his 75-year-old father David Gilbert (a former member of the radical left wing group the… Audio
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Donald McNeil: US facing a dystopian Covid future
In early March fellow journalists were bemused by Donald McNeil's glove wearing and surface-sanitising ways. The New York Times' health and science reporter saw the pandemic coming and took personal… Audio
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Katy Atkin's podcast picks
Katy reviews Rabbit Hole, produced by the same New York Times team who made the amazing Caliphate podcast and presented by tech columnist Kevin Roose, as well as Immaculate Deception about a Dutch… Audio
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New Horizons: Nonesuch Records #2 – Thomas Bartlett & Nico Muhly
In a programme celebrating the high-quality releases on the Nonesuch label, William Dart focuses on a new album from Thomas Bartlett (aka Doveman) and Nico Muhly, in which the world of Balinese… Video, Audio
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A Jewish girl in the Netherlands survives the Holocaust, but the damage to her, and those who hid her, lives on
Bart van Es discusses The Cut Out Girl, his remarkable true story of how a Jewish girl in the Netherlands was hidden by his family from the Nazis during World War II. Audio
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The Sampler: Reb Fountain/Ron Sexsmith/The Dream Syndicate
Nick Bollinger reviews a set of travellers’ testimonies from Reb Fountain; psych-rock space jams from The Dream Syndicate; and unashamed romanticism from Ron Sexsmith.
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Understanding the bystander effect
Why do good people do nothing in the face of discrimination, bad behaviour and abuse? In The Bystander Effect, Catherine Sanderson explains why we might be good at recognising bad behaviour but bad at… Audio
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Covid-19: New York ICU worker hosting livestream parties
Dr. Steven Winnett is a Nurse Anaethetist at a New York hospital who is on the front line caring for Covid-19 patients in an ICU. In his downtime, he brings smiles to faces by hosting massive… Audio
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Inside Colombia's cocaine cartels
War correspondent Toby Muse spent 15 years living in Colombia and gained an unprecedented level of access to the local drug cartels. His new book, Kilo, traces the life cycle of a kilogram of cocaine.
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The mysterious disappearance of Kim Jong Un
New Zealand journalist Anna Fifield is the Beijing bureau chief for the Washington Post and last year she wrote the book on controversial North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. She joins the show to discuss… Audio
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Kevin Field, Rodger Fox Big Band in NYC
Nick features new albums from Auckland pianist Kevin Field and the Wellington-based Rodger Fox Big Band. Both albums were recorded in New York, at the Kiwi-owned Bunker Studios. Audio
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Deborah Feldman: inspiring Unorthodox
The German-American writer Deborah Feldman's 2012 memoir Unorthodox: The Scandalous Rejection of My Hasidic Roots tells the story of her escape from an ultra-religious Hasidic community in Brooklyn… Video, Audio
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Anushri Anandaraja: health workers’ champion in NYC
New York City remains at the epicentre of the US experience of the novel coronavirus. Although thankfully hospitalisations, new cases and deaths now seem to be on a downward path, its health system… Audio
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US economy freefalls as COVID deaths climb
Audio 1 May 2020US reporter Simon Hampton is based in New York and talks about what he sees unfolding before him. Audio
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The Panel with Paula Penfold and Chester Borrows (Part 2)
Audio 1 May 2020Professor of Law Al Gillespie talks about the issues facing police and law enforcement with iwi checkpoints set up to protect communities. Police say they were fearing protests if they shut them down… Audio
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Review - Beastie Boys Story
Dan Slevin reviews an Apple TV+ documentary about the New York hip hop group. Audio
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At the Movies for 29 April 2020
Dan Slevin is filling in for Simon Morris - and because of the lockdown devoting his attention to home entertainment - and he reviews Chris Hemsworth starring as Tyler Rake, a mercenary trying to… Audio
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Health boss, PM walk back Covid-19 'elimination' comments
Director General of Health Dr Ashley Bloomfield has had to walk back comments made by himself and the Prime Minister on Monday about the country having achieved elimination.
New Zealand has been… Audio
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Does Covid-19 trick people into socialising in order to spread?
Professor Glenn Geher from New York State University is an evolutionary behavioural scientist and a Covid-19 survivor. He wants to see more research into the theory that flu viruses hijack the nervous… Audio