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180 Seconds with Craig Ranapia – 22nd May
DOWNTOWN PARLIAMENT. When real life and reality television fail to satisfy, Craig Ranapia makes the case for putting MPs in a period costume soap.
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Dave Yetton: Back on The Stereo Bus
Damian Christie and Russell Brown catch up with everybody’s favourite sissy pop pioneer Dave Yetton from the JPS Experience, Stereobus and from his own solo…
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Merchants of Doubt
Damian Christie talks to author/scientist/historian Naomi Oreskes about her new book 'Merchants of Doubt' - a rollicking real life tale of how the same cabal…
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Princess Chelsea
Damian Christie and Russell Brown chat to the very lovely, but ever so slightly badass Princess Chelsea about the O.E, Yulia and her new album…
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180 Seconds with Craig Ranapia – 8th May
JUSTICE AND REVENGE. Sir Erima Harvey Northcroft died in 1953 – a footnote in New Zealand’s military and legal history. But we still have a…
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Beastwars
Russell Brown and Jesse Mulligan talk to Nathan Hickey from Beastwars about riffs, coming from nowhere, the power of fandom and their self-titled/untitled debut album.
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180 Seconds with Craig Ranapia – 15th May
QUESTIONABLE JUDGEMENT This week, Craig asks the big questions -- breakfast beer, extreme couponing and Lianne Dalziel's Corrie Street issues. Next week: Life, the universe…
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Jason John Whitehead
Russell Brown and Jesse Mulligan talk to Canadian-ish comedian Jason John Whitehead about national identity, doing stand up during the London bombings and going home…
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James Hansen
Thom Watts catches up with NASA's chief climate scientist and frontperson of the climate change awareness band, James Hansen.
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Stella Graham
Damian Christie and Raybon Kan talk to New Zealandish comedian Stella Graham about female comedianism, Culture Club and her show 'Karma Comedian'.
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Knitting into the future
Ben Hope has a look at the contemporary craft world and discovers a land where knitting moustaches is considered normal.
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Scratch 22: Distance from View
Damian Christie and Raybon Kan to Rodi aka Scratch 22 about the nature of beats, visualising instrumental music and the new album 'Distance from View'.
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Luger Boa
Damian Christie and Russell Brown catch up with Jimmy Christmas and Joe McElhinney from Luger Boa to talk about the new album ‘New Hot Nights’,…
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180 Seconds with Craig Ranapia – 1st May
OF WEDDINGS AND DIVORCES: While Kate and Wills got hitched with all the pomp and splendour in world, Rodney Hide appears to have been dumped…
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What happens to our online self when we die?
With all of his facebook pictures sitting online, Thom Watts goes to investigate what happens to his digital legacy.
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Carey Marx is a scoundrel
Damian Christie and Russell Brown talk up to British comedian Carey Marx on his new show ‘Scoundrel’ about being a magician pulling potatoes from peoples…
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Kiwi in Space
This year we celebrate the 50 years since the first man in space, 30 years since the first space shuttle launch and one year since…
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180 Seconds with Craig Ranapia – 24th April
LEST WE FORGET: Craig Ranapia pays tribute to one of his heroes who passed on this week. Though she wasn't Jesus Christ, nor any of…
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Jeremy Elwood 'Uncommon Sense'
Jeremy is a regular contributor to our normally un-podcasted 'news of the week' segment, but this time we get to talk about the nature of…
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PNC: 'Man on Wire'
Damian Christie and Russell Brown catch up with PNC to talk unusual collaborations, the existential question 'what is hip hop?' and about the new album…
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Carrot Mob
Dawn Tratt heads into the heart of sustainable Wellington to find out how Carrot Mob is helping to create a more environmentally friendly cafe culture.
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180 Seconds with Craig Ranapia – 10th April
WHEN URGENCY ISN'T URGENCY. Select committees aren't sexy -- but when a right-wing blogger and a lefty MP are telling you they matter, it's time…
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For the love of Chocolate
Just in time for Easter, Damian Christie and Russell Brown get to catch up with Stephanie Everitt, co-owner of boutique chocolate manufacturer 'Devonport Chocolate' and…
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Captain Planet doesn't exist. But International Climate Law does.
About 15 years ago, Captain Planet was all the international climate law we needed. But, since his fade into obscurity we’ve had international environmental law…
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Computers Want Me Dead
Damian Christie and Russell Brown catch up with the synth-filled brains behind Computers Want Me Dead - Sam Harvey and Damien Daniels.
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