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Spineless: the science of jellyfish
Jellyfish are more than just sea creatures capable of delivering a ferocious sting. They’re magnificent barometers of the health of the ocean, says US marine biologist Juli Berwald. Audio, Gallery
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RNZ Concert: a fresh take on the radio
RNZ’s music station started to sound a little different starting on Monday. Here’s an outline of the new programmes and hosts you will hear:
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New Horizons: Tribute to Tom Rapp of Pearls Before Swine
William Dart pays tribute to singer-songwriter Tom Rapp, most well-known for leading the late 60s-early 70s band Pearls Before Swine, and who died recently. Video, Audio
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Steve James: from basketball court to court room
Steve James is best remembered as the director of the award-winning "Hoop Dreams" documentary in 1994, inexplicably snubbed for an Oscar nomination. But on March 5 (NZ time) at the 90th Academy Awards… Audio
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The Mixtape: Dave Gibson
Elemeno P frontman Dave Gibson is this week's RNZ Music Mixtape selector. He chooses some songs and has a yarn with Yadana Saw. Audio
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Patricia Lockwood
Audio 24 Feb 2018Patricia Lockwood's memoir, Priestdaddy, was named one of the 10 best books of 2017 by The New York Times.
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Hemingway’s first novel and decadent lifestyle on stage
John Collins, founder and director of experimental theatre group Elevator Repair Service, talks about The Select (The Sun Also Rises). It’s a unique adaptation of Ernest Hemingway’s classic first… Audio
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Upbeat for Wednesday 21 Feb
Hemingway comes to the New Zealand Festival with The Select (The Sun Also Rises). New York director John Collins explains how he’s bringing Hemingway’s world alive & violinist Amalia Hall plays her…
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Teeks: heart and so much soul
Northland singer-songwriter, Te Karehana Gardiner-Toi, AKA Teeks, is fast gaining an audience for his smooth, almost old school soulful singing and songs. Video, Audio
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Book critic: Lisa Glass
Lisa Glass presents her "idiots guide" to paranormal romance. These are books featuring characters such as shapeshifters, ghosts, vampires, werewolves, zombies, fairies, angels and mermen. Audio
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The Mixtape: Jim Wilson
Trevor Reekie talks to Jim Wilson, founder and owner of New Zealand's most successful poster and publicity company, Phantom Billstickers. Audio
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Candide - Too Much Genius?
Voltaire's 18th century satirical novella takes the central character through a tumultuous series of adventures in a parody of the classic adventure-romance plot, all testing the philosophy of… Audio
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Patricia Lockwood: Speaking from silenced places
When American poet Patricia Lockwood wrote her memoir, Priestdaddy, of her tempestuous father who became a Catholic priest, she wanted "more than anything to be kind". Audio
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Patricia Lockwood - Priestdaddy
Patricia Lockwood's memoir, Priestdaddy, was named one of the 10 best books of 2017 by The New York Times. Lockwood's father, married with five children, had a religious conversion that saw him get a… Audio
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Johann Hari - Lost Connections
Johann Hari is a Scottish-born, London-raised journalist, columnist and author. He has written for numerous outlets including The New York Times, Le Monde, and The Guardian. He was a columnist for the… Audio
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NZ jazz in the 1920s: alcohol, dancing and sex
The annual Art Deco Festival is underway in Napier, embracing everything the era had to offer. Find out about the origins of the word “jazz”, the history of flappers and the Charleston, and New… Video, Audio
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Toxic foam: Officials underplaying risks - US expert
An American expert in public health says New Zealand officials are deliberately underplaying risks from firefighting foam that's contaminated water supplies near air force bases. On Morning Report the… Audio
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2018 Waitangi Rua Rautau Lecture by June Northcroft Grant
In this second talk for 2018, June Northcroft Grant traces the story of two of the notable personalities associated with guiding at Whakarewarewa Village (where the lecture is being given) in the 19th… Audio
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AJ Finn: editor turns best-selling thriller writer
The hype around A J Finn's new psychological thriller, The Woman in the Window, is extraordinary. Stephen King calls the book "remarkable", and Gone Girl author Gillian Flynn says it's "astounding"… Audio
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Peggy Seeger
Audio 10 Feb 2018Peggy Seeger: First Time Ever
Influential folk musician, activist and songwriter Peggy Seeger in conversation with Kim Hill about her life, her family, her music her travels, her recently published… -
LALO SCHIFRIN: Theme from Mission Impossible
Music from the Movies - NZ Symphony Orchestra conducted by Hamish McKeich.
Recorded 9 February 2018, Michael Fowler Centre, Wellington by RNZ Concert. Audio
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US stock market continues wild ride
The US stock market is still fluctuating wildly amid frantic trading on Wall St. It follows the biggest one-day fall in six years on Wall St on Monday, which sparked a sell-off in Asia and Europe. New… Audio
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At the Movies
Dan Slevin is filling in for Simon Morris and this week he reviews Phantom Thread, Broken and Molly's Game and previews the 2018 Wellington and Auckland film society programmes. Video, Audio
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Uma Thurman speaks out on Weinstein abuse
In 2017 actress Uma Thurman was asked on the red carpet if she had any comment to make about the Harvey Weinstein accusations. She has now written a New York Times article levelling accusations of her… Audio
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Craig Renaud: US documentary maker
Brent and Craig Renaud are brothers and US documentary makers and journalists living in New York. They've spent the past decade covering humanistic stories from Iraq, Afghanistan, Haiti, Egypt, Libya… Audio
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Can the crowd fix Facebook and boost online news?
Under pressure over misinformation, founder Mark Zuckerberg says he will “fix Facebook” by prioritising “trustworthy and informative” news recommended by readers. Audio
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World media drawn to story of Nigel the lonely gannet
The ranger on Mana Island, on the Kapiti Coast north of Wellington, has been inundated with calls from international media after the death of Nigel the gannet. Audio
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Can you buy social media influence?
An investigation by The New York Times goes inside the so-called 'Follower Factory' to reveal the extent to which some people, including big name celebrities and sports people, will go to for… Audio
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Peggy Seeger: First Time Ever
Influential folk musician, activist and songwriter Peggy Seeger, was born in New York in 1935 and had a childhood steeped in music and politics. Audio, Gallery
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New music with Jeremy Taylor
Having resolutely failed to listen to any new music at all over the New Year period, Jeremy Taylor ponders a (non-existent) soundtrack to Lizzy Goodman's excellent oral history "Meet Me in the… Audio