Arts
Book Critic: Dominic Hoey
Today Dominic talks to Jesse about the latest work from David Grann, The Wager. This book, like his previous one, Killers of the Flower Moon, has also had the screen rights acquired by Martin Scorsese… Audio
Victoria Theatre turns 111
Devonport's special Victoria Theatre is celebrating 111 years this month. To share the rich and long live history of the venue Margot McRae talks to Jesse. Audio
The TAHI 24 October
On today’s show, it’s ADHD awareness month, so beware of Evie. Gussie Larkin joins us to chat about Mermaidens' latest album and the state of Aotearoa’s creative industries, So’omālō gives us a… Audio
Fifty best films: North by Northwest
The third of the three (equal) number 45 entries in the Fifty Best Films of All Time list is the first genuine crowd-pleaser in the top fifty, according to Dan Slevin. Video
Eye of the tiger: Stunning photos win top nature honours
The Mangrove Photography Award winners show unique ecosystems above and below the waterline.
Maungarongo Te Kawa: Artist in the Arctic circle
Maungarongo (Ron) Te Kawa of Ngati Porou has arrived in Karasjok - the Norwegian Arctic circle. The contemporary takatāpui fabric artist is in the midst of a residency in Norway and was behind a… Audio
Celebrating nearly 50 years of blazing a trail for Māori clay art
A trailblazing Māori potter, Baye Riddell has been a full-time clay artist since 1974. Audio
Rosie Dawson-Hewes' art table for others in Tauranga
Culture lover and curator Rosie Dawson-Hewes is passionate about accessibility in the arts. It led her to collaborate with a new Bay of Plenty art patron Fiona Menzies to create A Seat at the Table at… Audio
Regional wrap: Waitati pirate queen turned councillor Mandy Mayhem
Self declared pirate queen Mandy Mayhem gives Maggie Tweedie a slice of life in Waitati. The celebrant, MC and Dunedin City Councillor gives the regional wrap into the cultural happenings of the… Audio
Jo Ann Firestone: the art of storytelling on a Nelson couch
Jo Ann Firestone is a teller of tales, a producer, host, and co-founder of Couch Stories. A sold out storytelling series that has taken the Nelson Arts fest by storm. Audio
Fnife Games, the award-winning Christchurch developers making LGBTQI+ interactive narratives
Started by a group of friends, the Ōtautahi company recently picked up a few NZ Game Awards. Video, Audio
Female creatives dominate Arts Pasifika Awards
Arts Pasifika Awards recognise excellence in Pacific arts across a range of arts practices and career stages. Audio
Battle Chorus compete for Kiwiana honours at Tauranga Arts Fest
If you like a good sing but not quite at the solo stage, and you live in the Bay of Plenty then the Tauranga Arts festival has got a couple of events for you! Jason Te Mete wants everyone to have a go… Audio
National youth poetry champions perform live
Rehe Kōrero are the 2023 National Grand Slam Champions of WORD - The Front Line, Aotearoa's premier inter-high school spoken word poetry competition run by Action Education in collaboration with… Audio
The TAHI 19 October 2023
On today's show, So’omālō catches up with rapper Juwan while he’s in the country, Evie finds all the things Aotearoa wins at per capita, we celebrate the Creative NZ Arts Pasifika Awards, and figure… Audio
Preview: 2023 British and Irish Film Festival
Dan Slevin previews three of the 17 titles in a festival that showcases a wide range of films recently produced in the UK and Eire. Video
The play with its roots in longest-running property claim
You could say Motueka writer Donna McLeod's new play has been a long time in the making: over 180 years, in fact. The play is called Tense, and it focuses on the historical significance of the Nelson… Audio
"Foraging your way to wellness" fungi at Nelson Arts Fest
The Nelson Arts Festival starts today and goes through until the 29th of October and if you're a Mushroom muncher and fungi lover then the festival has a treat for you! "Foraging your way to wellness"… Audio
Whangarei Maritime Festival a huge hit with locals
Time now to get the latest from Northland, with our local democracy reporter Susan Botting. Nathan Rarere asked Susan whether the Whangarei Maritime Festival was a big hit. Audio
Kiwi teenage photographer makes his mark in global competition - again!
An image of a reef-star fish taken by 16-year-old photographer D'Artagnan Sprengel has been chosen by the Natural History Museum to be exhibited in its wildlife photographer of the year competition.
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