Afternoons for Thursday 31 October 2024
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The Nudge shows off their softer side
1:15 PM.The Nudge and internationally renowned composer, John Psathas are now ready to release their new single, 'Calls Me'. Read more Audio
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Pushing the limits
1:25 PM.Blenheim marathon swimmer and endurance athlete is on a mission to conquer the Ocean Seven. Read more Audio
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WW1 Honours carry special meaning for Napier soldier
1:35 PM.New Zealand Army Corporal Paddy Whare discovered her great grandfather's service in two world wars almost by chance. Read more Audio
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Great album: SLO MO by Fat Freddy's Drop
1:45 PM.The new nine track full length album from Wellington mega-band Fat Freddy's Drop arrives on digital on the 8th of November. The band considers it the strongest representation of the band's live sound.
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Podcast Critic: The Prosecutors and Legacy
2:10 PM.Today Jemima Huston reviews The Prosecutors, true crime stories as told by two prosecutors. She also discusses Legacy, a podcast about famous figures. Read more Audio
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NZ Sporting History: The NZ Grand Prix
2:30 PM.Today we're digging into the history of an iconic Kiwi event, the New Zealand Grand Prix. Read more Audio
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Your Money with Mary Holm: The change in KiwiSaver
3:15 PM.The FMA recently published its annual KiwiSaver report for the year and there were some big changes recorded. Mary breaks it down and explains what it means for your money. Audio
1:15 The Nudge shows off their softer side
The Nudge and internationally renowned composer, John Psathas have been quietly collaborating over the last ten years and are now ready to release their new single, 'Calls Me'.
Photo: Vanessa Rushton Photography
1:25 Pushing the limits
Blenheim marathon swimmer and endurance athlete is on a mission to conquer the Ocean Seven.
Dave Edgar is going for the New Zealand 'Triple Crown' of marathon swimming Photo: Dave Edgar
1:35 WW1 Honours carry special meaning for Napier soldier
New Zealand Army Corporal Paddy Whare discovered her great grandfather's service in two world wars almost by chance.
Corporal Paddy Whare's great grandfather served with the Maori Pioneer Battalion in the First World War. Photo: CPL Sean Spivey
1:45 Great album: SLO MO by Fat Freddy's Drop
The new nine track full length album from Wellington mega-band Fat Freddy's Drop arrives on digital on the 8th of November. The band considers it the strongest representation of the band's live sound.
Photo: The LABEL
2:10 Podcast Critic: The Prosecutors and Legacy
Today Jemima Huston reviews The Prosecutors, a podcast about true crime stories as told by two prosecutors. She also discusses Legacy, a podcast about famous figures by the Wondery stable.
Photo: The Prosecutors
2:30 NZ Sporting History: The NZ Grand Prix
Today we're digging into the history of an iconic Kiwi event, the New Zealand Grand Prix.
It was first held in 1950 at the Ohakea Circuit in Palmerston North, and these days it's the signature event of the Formula Regional Oceania Championship.
Many iconic drivers have taken part in the NZ Grand Prix over the years, from international stars like Sir Jackie Stewart to local legends like Bruce McLaren, Chris Amon and Nick Cassidy.
Michael Clark is a historian and former driver himself and he walks Jesse through an eventful history.
New Zealand motor racing legend Bruce McLaren. Photo: PHOTOSPORT
3:15 Your Money with Mary Holm: The change in KiwiSaver
The FMA recently published its annual KiwiSaver report for the year and there were some big changes recorded. Mary breaks it down and explains what it means for your money.
Mary Holm Photo: RNZ / Cole Eastham-Farrelly
3:35 BBC Witness History
Jean Batten was nicknamed the Queen of the Skies for her record breaking flights of the 1930s. She flew planes made of wood and canvas during the so-called golden age of aviation.
Jean Batten on October 16th 1936 Photo: Alexander Turnbull Library
3:45 The pre-Panel
