All episodes
Saturday, 12 March 2011
Kohei Murayama on the Japan earthquake and tsunami, Kevin Kamps on the Fukushima atomic power plant, Dianne Alpers on leaving Libya, Alan Merry on anaesthesia and pain, Helen LaKelly Hunt on women, money and philanthropy, Peter Young on the Ross Sea, Playing Favourites with sculptor Michael Parekowhai, Conor Lovett on Samuel Beckett , Children’s Books with Kate De Goldi: Christchurch books.
Full episodeSaturday, 5 March 2011
Atul Gawande on checklists and hospitals, Heinz Wolff on caring for the elderly, Monsignor Charles Drennan on the Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament, tribal punk folk-core group Fear is the Enemy, dancer and choreographer Sarah-Jayne Howard.
Full episodeSaturday, 26 February 2011
Hamish Campbell on earthquake geology, Fiona Parks Rangiora Quake Express, Win Clark on earthquake engineering, Sven Baker on design and plumbing recovery, Nat Torkington on the Christchurch Recovery Map, Craig Nevill-Manning on Google Person Finder, Roger Dennis on innovation and strategy, Lou Sanson of Antarctica New Zealand, Laurie Johnson on disaster reconstruction, David Haywood and Jen Hay on children and relocation, Simon Morton on helping out in Sumner.
Full episodeSaturday, 19 February 2011
Richard Hurt on big tobacco and nicotine dependence, James Stewart on arms vendors, Peter Sunde Kolmisoppi on file-sharing and micropayments, Art with Mary Kisler: exhibitions at the Sarjeant Gallery, Playing Favourites with actor/writer Lennie James, Augustina Driessen on child attachment, Merlin Mann on fear and technology.
Full episodeSaturday, 12 February 2011
Pratap Chatterjee on Egypt and the USA, Michael Hunter on Robert Boyle and seventeenth century science, Sir Richard Friend on commercialising chemistry, Cassandra Treadwell on her school in Kenya, Playing Favourites with musician Annabel Alpers, David McCandless on making information beautiful, Poetry with Bill Manhire.
Full episodeSaturday, 5 February 2011
Luke Harding on Wikileaks and Julian Assange, James Fallows on the future of coal, Nottebohm on birdsong and brains, Ant Sang on graphic novels and bro’Town, Playing Favourites with countertenor Tobias Cole, Ray Hilborn on fish stocks, Children’s Books with Kate De Goldi: Rosemary Sutcliff.
Full episodeSaturday, 29 January 2011
Seif Da’Na on Middle East unrest, British foreign secretary William Hague, Professor Innes Asher on asthma and allergies, Alison Balance on saving the kakapo, Playing Favourites with Danny and Florence Mulheron, Karli Thomas on over-fishing, Donald Sturrock on Roald Dahl.
Full episodeSaturday, 18 December 2010
Marcus Chown on science in 2010, James Williamson of the Stooges, Kate Parker of Red leap Theatre, Kate Camp on Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, Playing Favourites with Professor Sir Paul Callaghan, members of the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra: Vesa-Matti Leppanen, David Bremner, Robert Ibell, Victoria Jones , Bridget Douglas, Leonard Sakofsky.
Full episodeSaturday, 11 December 2010
James E Young on memory, Pat White on longing, Sean Egan on Coronation Street, Language with Jen Hay, Playing Favourites with Makerita Urale, Keith Bulfin on going undercover in Mexico, Children’s Books with Kate De Goldi
Full episodeSaturday, 4 December 2010
Ton-Nu-Thi Ninh on Vietnam, Edmund Weiner on the online OED, cafe pioneer Suzy van der Kwast, Hamish Spencer on cousin marriage, Don Letts on punk, reggae and culture, Debra Granik on movies and meth, architect Fritz Eisenhofer on his dome home.
Full episodeSaturday, 27 November 2010
Caldwell Esselstyn on heart disease and a plant-based diet, Andrew Coy on magnetic research, Mary Kisler on the art of Ron Mueck, Playing Favourites with hospice doctor Ian Gwynne-Robson, Dan Nocera on hydrogen power, tenor star Will Martin
Full episodeSaturday, 20 November 2010
Joel Salatin on his influential farming methods, former Australian PM John Howard, Playing Favourites with artist, designer and musican Fane Flaws, actor and director Ian Mune, Children’s Books with Kate De Goldi: Allen Say
Full episodeSaturday, 13 November 2010
Emma Larkin on Burma, John Battle on prisons, faith and the Big Society, historian Redmer Yska on NZ Truth, Rutherford Medal winner and molecular biologist Warren Tate, Robin Maconie on Stockhausen and music, Julie Anne Genter on parking management, Kristine Tompkins on Patagonia and conservation, Michael Bennett on his Matariki movie and marathons
Full episodeSaturday, 6 November 2010
Steve Price on rugby league, Alan Webber on better business, Fast Company and Portland, Reva Singh on wine in India, Playing Favourites with longtime Fair Go host Kevin Milne, Alex Monteith on surf, planes and art, Children’s Books with Kate De Goldi: Tim Bowler
Full episodeSaturday, 30 October 2010
Andrew Fraser on cocaine, cops and corruption, Grant Morris on California’s Proposition 19, Tim Winter, Britain's most influential Muslim, Kate Camp on Candide by Voltaire, Playing Favourites with photographer Peter Quinn, David Suzuki on humanity’s legacy and a sustainable future
Full episodeSaturday, 23 October 2010
Stephen Fookes on the wool renaissance, Peter Donelan on Benoit Mandelbrot, Mary Kisler on angels and aristocrats, Tanja Jade on farewelling Misery, Dudley Benson on music of the birds, Janet Frame-Cutmore on family relations, Patrick Evans on gifted writer, Ruth Pretty on hospitality in Shanghai.
Full episodeSaturday, 16 October 2010
Guest host Finlay Macdonald with Doug Saunders on arrival cities, Anton Garland on designing cars, Tim Flannery on arguing for hope, Language with Jen Hay: vowels, Playing Favourites with photographer Jane Ussher, Gordon Glass on global parliament, Geoff Blackwell on Nelson Mandela, Jack Yan on politics, fashion and the Internet
Full episodeSaturday, 9 October 2010
Bhupendra Chaubey on India, Kim King on weasels, stoats and ferrets, Joy Cowley on writing for children, musician Gin Wigmore, Playing Favourites with Chris Bourke, Karen Dawn on animal advocacy, Children’s Books with Kate De Goldi: four new picture books.
Full episodeSaturday, 2 October 2010
Richard Woolf on unions in Europe, Cordelia Fine on gender and discrimination, Jesse Conklin on godwits, Kate’s Klassic: The Invisible Man, Playing Favourites with Mike Nock and Norman Meehan, Dean Poole on design, John Saker on pinot noir
Full episodeSaturday, 25 September 2010
David Lublin on the US tea party movement, Farouk al-Kasim on oil and Norway, Peter Goldie on acquired tastes, Mary Kisler on children in Dutch art, Playing Favourites with Charley Gray, Dwight Roden on New York dance, food with Annabel Langbein, fashion with Laurie Foon
Full episodeSaturday, 18 September 2010
Baroness Onora O’Neill on trust, Ian Barber on first contact and food, Language with Jen Hay: vowels in pop music, Dickie Landry on sax, art and swamp pop , Sister Sheila O’Toole on Vietnam, Lucas Remmerswaal on writing Warren Buffet for kids, Carolann Murray on self-sufficiency.
Full episodeSaturday, 11 September 2010
Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, YouTube tutor Sal Khan, former Governor General and Auckland mayor Dame Cath Tizard, film director David Michod, TrinityRoots (Warren Maxwell, Rio Hunuki-Hemopo and Riki Gooch), Kate De Goldi on the Canterbury quake, Sister Sheila O’Toole on Vietnam, Janice Marriott and Virginia Pawsey on kitchens and conversations.
Full episodeSaturday, 4 September 2010
Kim Hill and Mary Wilson with coverage of the Canterbury earthquake 8-10am (see Morning Report page), then Richard J. Aldrich on spies and surveillance, Barbara Trapido on sex, Stravinsky and South Africa, Kate’s Klassic: The Woman in White, Judith Binney on Tuhoe and the Uruweras.
Full episodeSaturday, 28 August 2010
Val McDermid on crime writing and journalism, Celia Lashlie on mothers and agencies, Don Eigler on nanotechnology and moving atoms, Jennifer Higdon on modern composition, restaurateur Fernando Peire of The Ivy, and Diana Noonan on gardening for children.
Full episodeSaturday, 21 August 2010
Richard Wiseman on self-help science, Andrew Dubber in Finland, Christopher Vogler on myth and movies, Matt Burgess on prediction markets, Playing Favourites with opera and theatre director Tim Albery, Jessica Rudd on her chicklit novel and father Kevin, Steven Talley on filming China’s terracotta warriors.
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