Nights for Tuesday 5 May 2020
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Rikki Morris - Sound Engineer
10:49 PM.Rikki Morris performing the Cheap Trick number 'Surrender' recorded with the help of friends on both sides of the Tasman during the lockdown. Audio
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Curating The New Zealand International Film Festival Online
10:17 PM.International program curator Vicci Ho is using her vast experience curating film festivals internationally to give NZ International Film Festival goers an online programme to remember. Read more Audio
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The Great Patriotic War
7:12 PM.Our military historian Damien Fenton joins us once again and with the Victory Day holiday in Russia approaching we look at Russia's role in the victory over Nazi Germany. Read more Audio
7:12 The Great Patriotic War
Our military historian Damien Fenton joins us once again and with the Victory Day holiday in Russia approaching (9 May) which celebrates Russia's role in the victory over Nazi Germany, Damien’s going to be discussing the 'Great Patriotic War' as it was known in the old USSR …and again today in Putin's Russia.
Russian Su-25 jet fighters fly in formation during the rehearsal for the Victory Day parade in Moscow. Photo: AFP/Sputnik
7:30 Song Crush
Zoom-made music videos, lyrics about levels and being locked in, anti-capitalist hip-hop, and a meditation on what comes next. Kirsten Johnstone, Brad Warrington and Yadana Saw have some new songs that reflect the time we're living in
Photo: RNZ / Pinky Fang
8:10 Bedtime Stories
We delve into the RNZ storytime website to bring you a little bedtime story every Tuesday just after 8.
Storytime is RNZ's collection of free children's audio books Photo: SCREENSHOT
8:15 Dateline Pacific
Photo: RNZ
RNZ Pacific have temporarily suspended Dateline Pacific in it regular format so that they can concentrate their efforts on broadcasting to the Pacific. In the meantime, each weeknight we'll chat to one of their reporters for a daily update. Tonight Bryan Crump talks to Johnny Blades
8:30 Window on the World
The BBC’s Linda Presley looks into Spain’s care home nightmare. Why did so many people die in just one elderly care home in Madrid?
Healthcare worker wearing a protective suit, visits a patient at his home in Barcelona. This week Spain has confirmed a slowdown in the pandemic, according to figures released Photo: Josep LAGO / AFP
9:07 Smart Talk
The Cut Out Girl is a remarkable true story of how a Jewish girl in the Netherlands was hidden from the Nazis for the duration of World War II. Its portrait of trauma and displacement is still shockingly relevant today.
The author Bart van Es, Professor of English at Oxford University, speaks with Miri Young-Moir in this highlight from the 2020 New Zealand Festival Writers' programme.
Bart van Es and Miri Young-Moir Photo: NZ Festival of the Arts
10:17 After10
- Curating The New Zealand International Film Festival Online
International program curator Vicci Ho is using her vast experience curating film festivals internationally to give NZ International Film Festival goers an online programme to remember.
The four international guest curators joining NZIFF 2020 are clockwise from top-left: Violeta Bava, Alesia Weston, Vicci Ho, Bird Runningwate Photo: NZIFF
11:07 Worlds of Music
On Worlds of Music Trevor Reekie talks to Steve Garden one of the founders of Rattle record label. Formed in 1990, Rattle has released an extensive and eclectic catalogue from New Zealand and International musicians covering jazz, acoustic fusion, improvised music, Te Reo and classical.
Steve Garden - Rattle Records NZ Photo: Supplied
