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Started by Russell Brown
PA Radio: Parliament's new cameras
We talk to Speaker Margaret Wilson about the other side of the "satire and denigration" furore: the new $4m TV system to record the proceedings…
Last post by Russell Brown at 09:24AM, 26 Jul 2007 -
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PA Radio: Joel Cayford on the waterfront
Auckland regional councillor Joel Cayford discusses his concerns about the official plan for Wynyard Point --- the "tank farm" part of Auckland's waterfront -- and…
Last post by Russell Brown at 10:51AM, 18 Jul 2007 -
Started by Russell Brown
PA Radio: Ant Timpson 48 Hours later
Ant Timpson looks back on another 48 Hours of furious film-making, while we ask why we're just so much better at this stuff than anyone…
Last post by Robyn Gallagher at 11:36PM, 17 Jul 2007 -
Started by Russell Brown
PA Radio: James Griffin on Outrageous Fortune's third season
Outrageous Fortune launches its third season on TV3 tonight. Series co-creator James Griffin discusses the novel experience of making TV drama when the axe isn't…
Last post by Russell Brown at 12:29PM, 17 Jul 2007 -
Started by Russell Brown
PA Radio: Tomizone, iPhone and the Woz
Steve Simms of Tomizone.com brings in the iPhone that Steve goddamn Wozniak gave him, and talks about why Apple's new play is important to his…
Last post by Russell Brown at 10:51AM, 17 Jul 2007 -
Started by Russell Brown
180 Seconds with Craig Ranapia: Foreign doctor panic?
Craig finds the Herald relying on anecdote for its story on an alleged backlash against foreign doctors after the foiled bombings in Britain.
Last post by Russell Brown at 10:15AM, 11 Jul 2007 -
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PA Radio: TVNZ's Jason Paris on going with YouTube
Russell Brown talks to TVNZ's head of emerging business Jason Paris about the broadcaster's launch of its own YouTube channel, and what comes next.
Last post by Russell Brown at 10:30AM, 10 Jul 2007 -
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PA Radio: Mr Brown on Mr Brown
Russell Brown talks to Singapore's blogfather Mr Brown (aka Lee Kin Mun) about politics, podcasting and satire. Note: contains food metaphors. Mr Brown will be…
Last post by Russell Brown at 08:39AM, 9 Jul 2007 -
Started by Russell Brown
PA Radio: Travel Tales
Public Address's award-winning travel writer Graham Reid swaps travel stories with Mike Howie and David Slack. This is an extended version of the interview that…
Last post by Russell Brown at 08:27AM, 9 Jul 2007 -
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PA Radio: Spare Room & Throng Pt2
Russell Brown discusses the state of play in independent web publishing with Ana Samways and Steven Shaw of Spare Room and Rachel and Regan Cunliffe…
Last post by Russell Brown at 11:26AM, 5 Jul 2007 -
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PA Radio: Spare Room & Throng Pt1
Russell Brown discusses the state of play in independent web publishing with Ana Samways and Steven Shaw of Spare Room and Rachel and Regan Cunliffe…
Last post by Russell Brown at 11:22AM, 5 Jul 2007 -
Started by Russell Brown
180 Seconds with Craig Ranapia 26/5/07
Craig surveys the ducking and diving around the Dalai Lama's visit to Wellington.
Last post by Russell Brown at 11:19AM, 5 Jul 2007 -
Started by Russell Brown
PA Radio: The Sneaks!
David Slack interviews the best band in the world, apparently.
Last post by Russell Brown at 11:16AM, 5 Jul 2007 -
Started by Russell Brown
PA Radio: The Bill Hamilton interview
Russell Brown interviews Maori renaissance man Bill Hamilton - the founder of Wellington's remarkable Kai in the City restaurant, human rights worker, Treaty negotiator, teacher,…
Last post by Che Tibby at 07:13AM, 19 Jun 2007 -
Started by Russell Brown
PA Radio: This is New Zealand
A report on the remastered This is New Zealand with interviews with Hugh Macdonald and Kit Rollings. (Includes programme intro.)
Last post by Robyn Gallagher at 08:46PM, 14 Jun 2007 -
Started by Russell Brown
PA Radio: Hello Mrs Peacock!
Russell Brown interviews Dave Smith, the half of Billy T winners Mrs Peacock who isn't Jarrod 'Newtown Ghetto Anger' Baker.
Last post by Russell Brown at 04:22PM, 12 Jun 2007 -
Started by Russell Brown
180 Seconds with Craig Ranapia: Politics, Media and Grief
Craig surveys the gods and monsters in the Muliaga tragedy.
Last post by Russell Brown at 04:17PM, 12 Jun 2007 -
Started by David Haywood
PA Radio: Science Report -- Forensic Linguistics
How do the police really know that it's the murderer's voice in the mysterious phone message. Find out in this week's episode of Public Address…
Last post by Michael Fitzgerald at 05:24PM, 10 Jun 2007 -
Started by David Haywood
PA Radio: Science Report -- Biofuels, Part 2
The second of a two-part series on biofuels. This episode looks at a potential New Zealand biofuel that could provide a large proportion of our…
Last post by David Haywood at 05:58PM, 9 Jun 2007 -
Started by Russell Brown
PA Radio: Don McGlashan, Toa Fraser and The Colossus of Roadies.
Musician Don McGlashan and playwright Toa Fraser discuss their nascent collaboration, code-named The Colossus of Roadies
Last post by Russell Brown at 09:52AM, 8 Jun 2007 -
Started by Russell Brown
PA Radio: Craig Ranapia on Gods and Monsters
No, we should not have a state religion.
Last post by Russell Brown at 09:47AM, 8 Jun 2007 -
Started by Russell Brown
PA Radio: All go in Goa
Public Address Radio's Ryan Hutchings visits Goa - and discovers that whatever else has changed, the hippies are still there.
Last post by Russell Brown at 09:42AM, 8 Jun 2007 -
Started by Russell Brown
PA Radio: The Lake Road Sound
David Slack explores the new young sound of Devonport, nurtured by Takapuna Grammar and The Depot.
Last post by Russell Brown at 02:06PM, 29 May 2007 -
Started by Russell Brown
PA Radio: The charts go digital
Russell Brown discusses the entry of digital download sales to the national singles chart with RIANZ president Adam Holt, and Chris Hocquard, the founder of…
Last post by Simon Grigg at 12:57PM, 29 May 2007 -
Started by Russell Brown
PA Radio: 180 Seconds with Craig Ranapia 26/5/07
In which the country's massed mayors manage to annoy our Craig even more than boy racers do.
Last post by Russell Brown at 08:51AM, 29 May 2007