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Inside Out: The Lark
23 Sep 2023The lark is a symbol of hope, light, and joy, and of mornings and new beginnings. In this week's show Nick Tipping checks out jazz impressions of the lark, from Johnny Mercer's 'Skylark' to Dave Brubeck's 'Strange Meadow Lark'. Audio
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Monitoring the majesty of monarchs
Ian Knight used to farm monarch butterflies for weddings. Now he just enjoys watching them hatch and grow. Audio
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Dame Gaylene Preston on a life making movies
24 Sep 2023New Zealand filmmaker Gaylene Preston talks about her autobiographical memoir Gaylene's Take at the 2023 Auckland Writers Festival. Audio
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Massey graduate designs lifejacket for Indian flood rescuers
18 Sep 2023Areef Shaik has spent five years designing a sari-inspired lifejacket that can comfortably fit a range of body types. Video, Audio
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Album review: The Coin That Broke the Fountain Floor by Clementine Valentine
24 Sep 2023William Dart listens to the latest release from two New Zealand sisters formerly known as Purple Pilgrims. Audio
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WATCH - Christopher Luxon makes an omelette
23 Sep 2023The National Party leader joins Charlotte Cook on Grilled.
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Don't cheat on sleep and hit the veg for better mental health
21 Sep 2023Learning about the relationship between food and mood has been a very personal journey for nutritionist Claire Turnbull. She explains why sleeping and eating better are the keys to good mental and physical health. Audio
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At The Movies: Till
20 Sep 2023Till tells the true story of the teenager whose brutal murder in 1955 helped galvanise the Civil Rights movement in the Deep South of the USA. It’s on Prime Video, and if you can see it, do see it, writes Simon Morris. Video, Audio
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The ultra-processed 'commerciogenic' diet that's killing us all
If food is made by people who love you, then it nourishes you. The same can't be said of food made by transnational corporations answerable to hedge funds, says an academic and doctor with an interest in ultra processed food. Audio
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Christchurch fur dad campaigns to allow dogs on buses
21 Sep 2023WATCH - JJ Smith tells us why his Jack Russells Hazel and Spruce should be permitted on public transport. Video, Audio
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Grilled with Charlotte Cook: David Seymour
22 Sep 2023ACT leader David Seymour offers up his recipe for Aotearoa with a simple three-step chicken dish - but it might take a little longer to cook up than first thought.
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Hamish Smith: Notes on the Move
21 Sep 2023New York-based NZ bassist Hamish Smith has published an e-book for young jazz musicians wanting to go to the States, sharing tips from his own experience. Video, Audio
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Cheers to five decades of Marlborough wine
20 Sep 2023It has been 50 years since the first commercial wine grapes were planted in Marlborough, when Montana Wines founder Frank Yukich claimed wine from the region would become world famous, writes Samantha Gee.
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How to make the perfect birthday cake
18 Sep 2023Sally Ward is an expert home baker and shares her tips for making birthday cakes, with Jesse Mulligan. Audio
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Music Alive: APO - Reflections
21 Sep 2023Listen to languid, ecstatic music of a hot summer afternoon from Debussy, the world premiere of a piece for APO principal oboe, Bede Hanley, and Prokofiev’s last symphony - direct and tuneful, but with dark undertones.
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At The Movies: A Haunting in Venice
20 Sep 2023Sir Kenneth Branagh has trimmed back the 'tache in his latest Poirot outing, however, the flaws present in his previous two adaptations of Agatha's Christie's Belgian sleuth remain, writes Simon Morris. Video, Audio
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Prawns and vanilla anyone? Testing food pair puzzles
Our changing World - How does a nice meal of milk chocolate and asparagus sound? Or maybe prawns and vanilla? If scientific theories about the science of food pairing are right, these should be delicious flavour combinations. Audio
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Steamed Hams: Internet memes turned art
17 Sep 2023Steamed Hams, a new exhibition at the Dowse Art Museum in Lower Hutt, takes its curious name from a 1996 skit in The Simpsons that thousands of home creators have re-dubbed making the scene ever more ridiculous. Video, Audio
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Grilled: Marama Davidson and James Shaw
20 Sep 2023Grilled - In the second episode, the Greens' co-leaders produce a pasta and salad combo, boast about the benefits of Green policy and reveal what really annoys them about each other.
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'Rescued' food start up on their way to the UK
18 Sep 2023Leading global leaders, entrepreneurs and investors will be offered a special taste of New Zealand during morning tea at the Future Food-Tech Summit in London next week. Audio
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Why AMC+ should be your next streamer
20 Sep 2023Widescreen - Almost a year after launching in Aotearoa, AMC+ may be the best value streaming service you have never heard of, says Dan Slevin. He recommends three shows to get you started.
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Gemma Peacocke: a composer comfortable in her own skin
19 Sep 2023NZ composer Gemma Peacocke talks with Bryan Crump about recent works, and finding "a way around the squeamishness of being a classical composer who's interested in expressing emotion". Audio
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How drumming may just make your brain work better
17 Sep 2023Could the tapping, beating and bashing of drums be your path towards better mental health? Drummer Chris O'Connor talks to Culture 101's Perlina Lau about how drums may just change your life. Audio
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Prickly pearls: finger limes pop with zesty flavour
18 Sep 2023Described as the caviar of citrus, finger limes are the hot new ingredient you'll find in high-end restaurants around the world, and Hill Road Orchard in Gisborne is now growing them. Audio