All episodes
Saturday, 22 March 2008
Pauline Horrill of Médecins Sans Frontières, actor and director Oliver Driver, actress Lisa Harrow and scientist Roger Payne on their show Seachange , Rex Munday on brassicas, UK DJ Norman Jay, Frederick Kaufman on the American stomach, Anna Broinowski on the lies of Norma Khouri, Sally Rippin on censorship of young adult literature.
Full episodeSaturday, 15 March 2008
Cheryl Sucher in New York, Amotz Asa-El on Israel, Ruth Reichl on restaurant criticism, Don Thompson on the value of art, members of the Green Fire Islands show, oral poet Christian Bok, guitarist John Williams.
Full episodeSaturday, 8 March 2008
Racing driver Sir Jackie Stewart, novelist James Meek, Japan based musician Ben Kemp, permaculturalist Geoff Lawton, dancer and choreographer Akram Khan, Kate Camp’s Klassic (All Quiet on the Western Front).
Full episodeSaturday, 1 March 2008
Earl Hutchinson on Barack Obama, economics writer Tim Harford, marathon rower Roz Savage, Anita Amirrezvani on Iran, writer and performer Duncan Sarkies, Gregory Maguire, author of Wicked, Children’s Books with Kate De Goldi (the Betsy Byars books).
Full episodeSaturday, 23 February 2008
Stephen Zunes on Kosovo, anti-landmine campaigner Jody Williams, director Francois Girard, art collector Dr Dick Quan, stage designer Tony Rabbit, children’s book author Ursula Dubosarsky.
Full episodeSaturday, 16 February 2008
Broadcast from Auckland featuring guest host Oscar Kightley, with Peter Heller reporting from Mexico, Ruud Kleinpaste on kiwis, Jemaine Clement of Flight of the Conchords, John Taylor of Duran Duran, Dominic Roskrow on whisky, Nathan Rarere on rugby, actor Dave Fane.
Full episodeSaturday, 9 February 2008
Duncan Fallowell on his New Zealand travel book, David Wiltshire on dark energy, cartoonist Garry Trudeau, musical creator Stephen Schwartz, food with Annabel Langbein, Don Long and Kate De Goldi on banned children’s books.
Full episodeSaturday, 2 February 2008
Live from FOO Camp in Warkworth: Nat Torkington on Silicon Valley, Ian Wright on electric racing cars, Liz Calder of Bloomsbury Publishing, Richard Naylor and Andy Linton on CityLink and big pipes, David ten Have of Ponoko Design, Regan and Rachel Cunliffe of the Throng TV website.
Full episodeSaturday, 26 January 2008
Novelist David Mitchell, Andrew Penman from Salmonella Dub, astronomer Jocelyn Bell Burnell, Anton van Helden on whales and magic, and Children’s Books with Kate De Goldi (the Ramona books).
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