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20 of 2,079 episodesKarl Puschmann's August TV picks
Karl Puschmann joins Culture 101 with his picks for August. He recommends Settling on Three, calling it an authentic and distinctly Kiwi rom...
Time Shivers: three friends stuck in purgatory, trying to write a sketch show
Time Shivers is a trio of friends, Lachie Oliver-Kirby, Oscar Fitzgerald and Aidan O'Malley, who started making each other laugh privately a...
Hannah Marshall on releasing two TV shows in the same week
Writer, creator and actor Hannah Marshall has two shows releasing this week on Three: Ms X, a crime comedy about a mother whose revenge plot...
The Big Screen with Michelle Langstone
Michelle Langstone reviews three new releases: H is for Hawk, Phillippa Lowthorpe's biographical drama based on Helen MacDonald's memoir, st...
Culture 101: H is for Hawk & 72 Hours with Michelle Langstone
Michelle Langstone reviews three new films: H is for Hawk, Based on the critically acclaimed memoir of the same name by Helen MacDonald; Kir...
Susan Brady returns to the stage in Victor Rodger's At The Wake
At The Wake is a play by Victor Rodger, imagining what might have happened if his Scottish grandmother and Samoan father had met at a funera...
Tony Pederson: the music thanatologist who plays harp at the bedside of dying patients
Music thanatology is a practice that uses live harp music and voice to help manage pain, restlessness and anxiety in patients approaching th...
Last day of 48 Hours: Last year's winners Chris Callus and Adam Reynolds on festival success
The 48 Hours Film Competition is on this weekend, with teams racing to deliver a short film by 7pm today. Chris Callus and Adam Reynolds of...
RNZ News at 12pm, August 2
The top stories and other headlines at midday
Go for Orange: Tips from a Monopoly champ
Officially released by the Parker Brothers in 1935, the boardgame Monopoly has a deeply polarising reputation.
The science behind the ever-mysterious 'earworm'
Why do some songs get stuck in your head for hours, days or even weeks?
Are we losing our privacy to new technology?
How can we protect ourselves against the rapid erosion of our privacy due to new technology?
Useful Science with Bonnie Harrison
Bonnie Harrison is here guiding us through the latest weird and useful headlines from the world of science.
Calling Home: Moira Khan in Madrid, Spain
Originally from Paraparaumu, Moira Khan has now lived in Madrid with her family for eight years.
Frances Cook: Is retiring early achievable?
Financial journalist and creator of the Making Cents podcast, Frances Cook joins Jim to discuss the FIRE movement.
Poltical policy pile-ups, TikTok’s claims, gigs get gross
Sunday's no longer a day of rest in politics, as parties pump out policies to try and set the media agenda from Monday morning. Does it work...
Poltical policy pile-ups, TikTok’s claims, gigs get gross
Sunday's no longer a day of rest in politics, as parties pump out policies to try and set the media agenda from Monday morning. Does it work...
Can old fruit and veg be harmful?
Is it ok to cut off the soggy bit of a cucumber and eat the rest?
Sunday Morning Quiz with Hamish McDouall
Former Whanganui Mayor Hamish McDouall is with us with a curly question for today's quiz.