Culture
Out Lately with Finn Johansson
Featuring new music from Baltimore lo-fi synth-pop artist Nourished By Time, Wellington indie artist Michaela Tempers, and Swedish dance duo Deki Alem. Audio
This Weekend: Word Salad in Timaru
We're heading down to Timaru, where the Timaru Booksellers are putting on their annual Word Salad open mic poetry night at the Aigantighe Art Gallery to mark National Poetry Day. Audio
This Weekend: Art as Food down in Invercargill
A group of Southland artists have come together, working across all sorts of mediums, to capture the colour, creativity and nostalgia of the classic Kiwi potluck. Audio
Armageddon Expo fans rejoice: this year's line-up is out
It's the 30th anniversary of the convention which celebrates all things pop culture. In a time where events and festival like these are less and less financially viable, how is it that Armageddon has… Audio
The Reread with Chris Tse
On the eve of a new poet laureate being announced, current-reigning laureate Chris Tse joins Mark Leishman for his reread of Raymond Carver's 1981 collection What We Talk About When We Talk About Love… Audio
Myth Takes: Athens
Classics educator and enthusiast Ben Jackson is back for his monthly chat. Tonight, he's taking us through the rise and fall of Athens as the powerhouse of ancient Greece. Audio
Pacific Music Awards Preview
We look forward to the Pacific Music Awards that are going down tonight. TAHI_FM on all social medias will be the place to keep up with all the going-ons! Audio
The Brain Drain Backstory
Corin Dann and Guyon Espiner dig into New Zealand’s decades-long “brain drain” to Australia – why it happens, how politicians have tried (and failed) to stop it, and whether it’s really as bad as it… Audio
From taonga to target: the rollback of te reo Māori
A growing list of changes to policy on Māori language and culture beg the question: is the government pushing Aotearoa towards an identity crisis?
Watch: Luxon and Hipkins dance onstage at NZ's Indian Independence Day celebrations
But it was an influx of Māori-Indian collaborations that really stole the spotlight.
Who's afraid of Aotearoa
A growing list of roll-backs of Maori language and culture beg the question: is the Government pushing New Zealand towards an identity crisis? Audio
Mikey
We may be missing two of our friends for this episode but we have a very good episode for you. Mikeyy a TAHI team favorite is in chatting new music and shows We discuss those PSA messages that have… Audio
And Just Like That: Goodbye to Sex and the City
Anna Rawhiti-Connell is a senior writer at The Spinoff (and a SatC fan) and she speaks to Emile Donovan to mark the end of an era. Audio
The Panel with Jennie Moreton and Sue Kedgley Part 2
In part two, the South Wairarapa District Council is consulting on a proposed bylaw to close the unofficial paper road to Cape Palliser which crosses private land: locals are outraged, we find out… Audio
Ruel & TiMMY the FIRST
We were stoked to have Ruel drop into studio on his flying visit to Aotearoa. Janay and him chat new music and more. Returning after his first interview 2 years ago TiMMY the FIRST has been busy and… Audio
Te Papa's colossal squid turns one hundred
Te Papa's colossal squid turns one hundred this year. Te Papa curator and resident squid expert Kerry Walton joins Emile Donovan to mull it over. Audio
The vastly different tale of two Auckland heritage buildings
The discovery of deadly abestos dust at Auckland Museum has thrown its $40 million centenary year plans up in the air.
Sinking millions into Auckland's heritage buildings
Auckland museum's asbestos problem is being described as an octopus with more than eight tentacles - and one that comes with a whopping price tag. Audio
