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Dr Bessel van der Kolk: how to heal trauma
8:10 AM.Traumatic experiences get lodged in people's brains and bodies as a sense of threat and to heal they must rediscover a sense of safety, says psychiatrist Bessel van der Kolk. Read more Audio
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Lydia Millet: 'You have to seek out hope by engaging with the world'
2:05 PM.Inter-generational anger is "virtuous, righteous and well-deserved" when it comes to environmental mismanagement, says award-winning American writer Lydia Millet. "We've co-evolved with all these… Read more Audio
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Listener Feedback for 25 February 2023
11:59 AM.Kim Hill reads listener feedback for 25 February 2023. Audio
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Dancing the stories of Australia's great desert regions
11:40 AM.Between the 1920s and 1960s many Aboriginal people from Australia's great Western Desert and Kimberley regions were removed from their country and forced into hard labour on livestock stations… Read more Audio
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John Miller: a life behind the lens at protests
11:10 AM.Protest photographer John Miller (Ngapuhi) has made a career capturing some of the most politically charged moments in our history. Read more Audio
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On the road with organic gardener Kath Irvine
10:45 AM.Since we last heard from gardener and The Edible Backyard author Kath Irvine, she's uprooted and hit the road in a 12 metre long house truck. She's got some some tips on how to revive soil ravaged by… Read more Audio
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Claire Harman: all sorts of love for Katherine Mansfield
9:35 AM.This year marks the centenary of the death of one of Aotearoa's most loved writers, Katherine Mansfield. British author Claire Harman's biography All Sorts of Lives: Katherine Mansfield and the art of… Read more Audio
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Strippers unite to fight for employment rights
9:05 AM.Eve (not her real name) is one of 19 dancers fired from a Wellington strip club and now campaigning for better working conditions in the adult entertainment industry. Read more Audio
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Julian Wilcox: live from Te Matatini
8:55 AM.It's finals day at Eden Park. Over the last three days, 45 of the country's top kapa haka ropu have been performing. Now the twelve finalists battle it out. Read more Audio
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Hawke's Bay Civil Defence update
8:50 AM.Hawke's Bay Civil Defence controller Ian MacDonald joins us.
Hawke's Bay Civil Defence says a full assessment of Esk Valley will take place this morning. The Eskdale River rose around 1.5 metres from… Read more Audio
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No time left to delay action on managed retreat, says researcher
8:15 AM.Recent extreme flooding events have bought the need for managed retreat into sharp focus. We will have no choice but to move tens of thousands of people out of harm's way over the coming decades… Read more Audio
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Stephen Glassey: weather update
8:10 AM.Lead meteorologist at Metservice Stephen Glassey provides a weather update after intense downpours on Friday in Auckland and Northland, with heavy showers and thunderstorms expected for the central… Read more Audio
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Matt Baker: self repairing bacteria and de-extincting dodos
11:35 AM.Sydney-based New Zealander Dr Matt Baker returns for a chat about some of the latest science news. This week: how bacteria can fix their own flagellar motors when times get tough, and how feasible is… Read more Audio
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Nobel Peace Prize winning journalist Maria Ressa
11:05 AM.Filipino-American journalist and 2021 Nobel Peace Prize winner Maria Ressa could still face life in prison despite being cleared of tax evasion charges in the Philippines in January. The CEO and… Read more Audio
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Andrey Kurkov: One year on from the invasion of Ukraine
10:05 AM.The solidarity Ukrainians are showing each other in the wake of Russia's attack has made for a kinder society, says Ukrainian writer Andrey Kurkov. Read more Audio
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Prof Roger Lentle: can wild deer and conservation coexist?
9:35 AM.Roger Lentle can tell a lot from a hoofprint. He's spent half a century hunting, tracking and studying deer. and has just published Tracking and Finding Deer in New Zealand. Deer are known to cause… Read more Audio
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Mad Professor: 'I was the shyest guy you could imagine'
9:05 AM.Legendary dub reggae producer Mad Professor (aka Neil Fraser) tells Kim Hill it was a Kiwi friend who encouraged him to perform onstage for the first time. Read more Video, Audio
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Bob Harvey on Cyclone Gabrielle in Aucklands west coast
8:40 AM.Bob Harvey spoke with Kim Hill about cyclone gabrielles impact on Aucklands west coast communities. Read more Audio
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Cyclone Gabrielle aftermath
8:10 AM.We check in with people dealing with the damage caused by Cyclone Gabrielle. Read more Audio
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Listener feedback for 11 February 2023
11:55 AM.Listener feedback for 11 February 2023. Audio
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Kae Tempest: how creativity saved them from the storm
11:30 AM.English hip-hop poet and playwright Kae Tempest talks to Kim Hill about their gratitude for the creative process and hard-won journey to self-acceptance. Read more Video, Audio
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Jenni Quilter: experiments in motherhood and technology
11:05 AM.The world's first test-tube baby was born in 1978, and in vitro fertilisation has made having a baby possible for millions of people since. New York based writer Jenni Quilter explores reproductive… Read more Audio
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Prof Huhana Smith: using biochar to restore whenua
10:33 AM.Professor Huhana Smith, who heads Whiti o Rehua School of Art at Massey University, has spent the last 20 years focussed on the restoration of her ancestral coastal whenua and awa at Kuku Beach, near… Read more Audio
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Jemima Khan: new film inspired by her own marriage
10:05 AM.Jemima Khan drew on her own experience of cross cultural marriage, to former Pakistani prime minister and cricketer Imran Khan, when writing her new film What's Love Got to Do With it. Read more Video, Audio