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A 24-hour recording of RNZ National. The following rundown is sourced from the broadcaster’s website. Note some overseas/copyright restricted items may not appear in the supplied rundown:
06 February 2016
===12:04 AM. | All Night Programme===
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Including: 12:05 Music after Midnight (RNZ); 12:30 Laugh Track (RNZ); 1:05 From the World (BBC); 2:05 NZ Live; 3:05 Made in New Zealand, by Norman Bilbrough (RNZ); 3:30 The Week (RNZ); 4:30 Global Business (BBC); 5:10 Witness (BBC); 5:45 Voices (RNZ)
===6:08 AM. | Storytime===
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The Most Beautiful Woman in the Waikato, by David Somerset, told by Peter Vere-Jones; On the Reclaim, by Janice Marriott, told by Jerome Leota; Scrap - Tale of a Blonde Puppy Ep 11, by Vince Ford, told by Kip Chapman; The Treaty, by Bernard Gadd, told by Riwia Brown; He Tai Papaki Rua - A Place where two Waves Meet, by Eliza Bidois, told by Glynnis Paraha; Dad takes me Camping, by Julia Sloane, told by Michael Walley; The Project, by Apirana Taylor, told by Miriama Ketu, Apirana Taylor and Ella Marsh
===7:10 AM. | Country Life===
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Memorable scenes, people and places in rural New Zealand (RNZ)
===8:10 AM. | Saturday Morning===
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A mixture of current affairs and feature interviews, until midday (RNZ)
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08:12
Margaret Wilson: sovereignty and the TPPA
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Professor of Law at Waikato Law Faculty, and former speaker of the New Zealand House of Representatives, president of the Labour Party and Minister of the Crown. She is the author of The Struggle for Sovereignty: New Zealand and Twenty-First Century Statehood.
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'Sovereignty' is a loaded word in New Zealand. The Treaty of Waitangi was ceded to the crown but in Article Two, rangatiratanga was to stay with the chiefs and that has also been interpreted as a guarantee of Maori sovereignty or self-management. This year, sovereignty has been the rallying call for protesters against the Trans Pacific Partnership signed this week in Auckland.
Margaret Wilson is Professor of Law at Waikato Law Faculty, and former speaker of the New Zealand House of Representatives, president of the Labour Party and Minister of the Crown. She is the author of The Struggle for Sovereignty: New Zealand and Twenty-First Century Statehood.
LISTEN to her interview with Kim Hill on Saturday Morning.
Topics: author interview, business, economy, education, history, identity, law, politics, te ao Maori
Regions: Northland, Waikato
Tags: TPPA, Treaty of Waitangi
Duration: 22'53"
08:35
Hirini Kaa: nationhood and history
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Lecturer in history and religious studies at the School of Humanities, University of Auckland, who researched, co-wrote and presented the historical documentary series The Prophets for Maori Television.
Topics: economy, education, history, identity, language, law, politics, spiritual practices, te ao Maori
Regions: Northland, Auckland Region
Tags: Mike Hosking, Treaty of Waitangi
Duration: 23'42"
09:05
Vikram Kumar: the internet of things
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Former CEO of Internet NZ, MEGA, and the Internet Mana Party, and the founder of Internet of Things startup company Kotahi.Net, which will build and roll-out a national wireless network allowing data to be sent to and from sensors and other connected objects.
Topics: business, economy, environment, farming, internet, politics, rural, science, security, technology
Regions: Wellington Region
Tags: Kim Dotcom, Zealandia
Duration: 31'44"
09:40
Tom Rennie: publishing resources
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Publisher at Bridget Williams Books who has been developing their digital publishing programme, including The Treaty of Waitangi Collection, the first in a new series of online resources.
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Bridget Williams Books has a reputation for publishing cerebral, historical and academic books and personal memoirs. The Treaty of Waitangi collection is the first in a series of online collections.
Tom Rennie is a publisher at BWB and has been working on the digital collections.
LISTEN to his interview with Kim Hill below.
Topics: books, business, economy, education, history, identity, internet, politics, te ao Maori, technology
Regions: Wellington Region
Tags: Treaty of Waitangi
Duration: 15'54"
10:10
Stefan Grand-Meyer and Olga Suvorova: translation
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Members of the council of the New Zealand Society of Translators and Interpreters who are administrators for the Treaty Times Thirty project to translate the English and Maori versions of the Treaty of Waitangi into 30 languages.
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The Treaty of Waitangi has been lost in translation from time to time – English to Māori and Māori to English – an inaccurate process at the best.
This year, 90 translators will translate both the English and Māori versions of the Treaty into 30 additional languages for the Treaty Times Thirty project.
Treaty Times Thirty marks the 30th anniversary of the New Zealand Society of Translators and Interpreters (NZSTI) who will gift the translations to the nation on International Translation Day, 30 September 2016.
Administrators Stefan Grand-Meyer and Dr Olga Suvorova tell Kim Hill they hope the project will make the Treaty more accessible to migrants who live here and encourage a better understanding of it internationally.
Stefan Grand-Meyer is External Relations Advisor at the Translation Service, NZ Department of Internal Affairs, and a member of the NZSTI. Dr Olga Suvorova is the director of Russian Keys Ltd – a privately owned company specialising in Russian language and culture courses, certified translation and interpreting, and the president of the Wellington branch of the NZSTI.
Topics: education, identity, internet, language, Pacific, refugees and migrants, te ao Maori, technology, world
Regions: Wellington Region
Tags: Treaty of Waitangi, Russia, France, Iceland, translation, interpretation
Duration: 25'53"
10:35
Rebecca Ryan: handling Handel
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Soprano singer from Bluff, who pursued a successful opera career in the UK and sings the role of Poppea in the Handel opera Agrippina at the annual Opera in a Days Bay Garden.
Topics: arts, education, language, music, world
Regions: Wellington Region, Otago, Southland
Tags: opera, Handel, Rhona Fraser
Duration: 14'02"
11:07
Claudia Orange: the Waitangi Museum
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Head of Research at Te Papa Tongarewa Museum of New Zealand and expert on the Treaty of Waitangi, who has been advising on Te Kongahu, the new museum at Waitangi.
Topics: arts, history, identity, life and society, politics, te ao Maori, technology
Regions: Northland, Wellington Region
Tags: Treaty of Waitangi, museum
Duration: 29'11"
11:45
Children's Books with Kate De Goldi
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Kate discusses six board books for babies and toddlers: The Pencil by Paula Bossio, The Noisy Book by Soledad Bravi, What's your Favourite Animal? by Eric Carle and Friends, and My New Zealand ABC Book, My New Zealand 123 Book, and My New Zealand Colours Book from Te Papa Press.
Topics: books, education, language
Regions: Wellington Region
Tags: children, James Brown, Paula Bossio, Soledad Bravi, Te Papa Press, Eric Carle
Duration: 15'58"
11:55
Listener Feedback to Saturday 30 January 2016
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Kim Hill reads messages from listeners to the Saturday Morning programme of 30 January.
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Duration: 12'40"
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8:12 Margaret Wilson
Margaret Wilson is Professor of Law at Waikato Law Faculty, and a former speaker of the New Zealand House of Representatives, president of the Labour Party and Minister of the Crown. She is the author of The Struggle for Sovereignty: New Zealand and Twenty-First Century Statehood (BWB Text).
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8:30 Hirini Kaa
Reverend Dr Hirini Kaa (Ngati Porou, Ngati Kahungunu, Rongowhakaata) lectures in history and religious studies at the School of Humanities, University of Auckland. He researched, co-wrote and presented the historical documentary series The Prophets for Māori Television, and recently wrote an article for The Spinoff, commenting on Mike Hosking’s video post, No Point Celebrating Waitangi Day.
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9:05 Vikram Kumar
Vikram Kumar is the former CEO of MEGA, and former CEO of the Internet Mana Party. He is the founder of Internet of Things startup company Kotahi.Net, which plans to build and roll-out a national wireless network allowing data to be sent to and from sensors and other connected objects.
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9:35 Tom Rennie
Tom Rennie has been a publisher at Bridget Williams Books (BWB) since returning from five years at Cengage Learning in London, in late 2010. He has been developing BWB’s digital publishing programme, and last week announced the launch of The Treaty of Waitangi Collection, the first in the new series of online BWB Collections, which combine key New Zealand non-fiction narratives to provide a new platform for reading, research and education.
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10:05 Stefan Grand-Meyer and Olga Suvorova
Stefan Grand-Meyer is External Relations Advisor at the Translation Service, NZ Department of Internal Affairs, and a member of the National Council of the New Zealand Society of Translators and Interpreters (NZSTI). Dr Olga Suvorova is the director of Russian Keys Ltd, a privately owned company specialising in Russian language and culture courses, certified translation and interpreting, and the president of the Wellington branch of the NZSTI. Both are administrators for the NZSTI’s Treaty Times Thirty project, which involves over 90 translators celebrating the society’s thirtieth anniversary by collaborating to translate the English and Māori versions of the Treaty of Waitangi into 30 languages, for gifting to the nation on International Translation Day, 30 September 2016.
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10:35 Rebecca Ryan
Soprano singer Rebecca Ryan was born in Bluff, and pursued a successful opera career in the UK before returning to live in Invercargill in 2009. She sings the role of Poppea in the Handel opera Agrippina at the annual Opera in a Days Bay Garden, on 12, 14, 18 and 20 February.
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11:05 Claudia Orange
Dame Claudia Orange retires from her position as Head of Research at Te Papa Tongarewa Museum of New Zealand at the end of February, but will continue her work there as a research fellow. An expert on the Treaty of Waitangi, she has published a number of books, and toured the Treaty 2U exhibition around Auckland schools. She has been advising on Te Kōngahu, the new museum at Waitangi, which opens to the public on 7 February.
[gallery:1736] Te Kōngahu, the new Waitangi Museum
11:45 Children’s Books with Kate De Goldi
Kate De Goldi’s most recent novel is From the Cutting Room of Barney Kettle (Longacre), and the stage adaptation of her 2012 book, The ACB with Honora Lee, will debut at Circa Theatre (27 February to 26 March) as part of the New Zealand Festival. She will discuss six board books for babies and toddlers:
The Pencil by Paula Bossio (Gecko Press);
The Noisy Book by Soledad Bravi (Gecko Press);
What's your Favourite Animal? by Eric Carle and Friends (Walker Books);
My New Zealand ABC Book by James Brown (Te Papa Press);
My New Zealand 123 Book by James Brown (Te Papa Press); and
My New Zealand Colours Book by James Brown (Te Papa Press).
This Saturday’s team:
Producer: Mark Cubey
Wellington engineer: Lianne Smith
Auckland engineer: Brian Mahoney
Research by Infofind
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Artist: Moana and the Tribe
Song: Titia
Album: Wha
Label: Ode, 2008
Broadcast: 10:05
Artist: Rebecca Ryan (soprano) with the Royal Academy Consort, conducted by Jeremy Summerly
Song: Alleluia
Album: Handel ¬- Coronation Anthems
Label: Naxos, 2002
Broadcast: 10:40
Artist: Donna Brown (soprano) with the English Baroque Soloists, conducted by John Eliot Gardiner
Song: Bel piacer
Album: Agrippina by Handel
Label: Philips, 1997
Broadcast: 10:55
Artist: Bob Marley and the Wailers
Song: Jammin’
Album: 12” mix from the compilation Songs of Freedom
Label: Island
Broadcast: 11:35
===12:11 PM. | This Way Up===
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Exploring the things we use and consume. Some content may offend (RNZ)
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12:01
This Way Up Part 1
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Fighting back against telemarketers, how we learn to eat and a buyer's guide to the best vacuum cleaners.
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Duration: 49'15"
12:15
Fighting the telemarketers
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Roger Anderson of The Jolly Roger Telephone Company is fed up with telemarketers. So rather than just hanging up when they call, he decided to fight back!
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Roger Anderson is fed up with telemarketers. Rather than just hanging up when they call, he decided to fight back with The Jolly Roger Telephone Company.
Using a system that automatically responds with his voice recordings, he wastes cold callers' time by engaging with them, and then stringing them along so they're less likely to call you.
Here in New Zealand, you can sign up to a Do Not Call registry operated by the Marketing Association. It's not a guarantee that you won't get some nuisance calls, but it should at least reduce the number you're getting. You can find more details and advice at Consumer.org.nz
The Jolly Roger Facebook page
The Jolly Roger Kickstarter
Topics: technology
Regions:
Tags: telemarketing, telephones
Duration: 11'51"
12:25
Bee Wilson: How we learn to eat
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In her book First Bite: How We Learn To Eat (Fourth Estate) Bee Wilson examines the latest thinking on how we can change our flavour preferences.
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Many families wrestle with the challenges posed by having a picky eater; and it's not just a problem for children, either! When you think that the average household has to navigate their way through more than 1,000 mealtimes every year there's no shortage of opportunities for conflict, tears and tantrums.
The good news, according to food writer Bee Wilson, is that our taste and flavour preferences aren't set in stone. Although they develop in the womb, there's loads of things we can do to change them and it needn't just revolve around threats to withhold pudding.
In her book First Bite: How We Learn To Eat she looks at how we learn to eat, and the latest thinking and science on how we can change our taste and flavour preferences.
Topics: author interview, food, health
Regions:
Tags: taste, flavour
Duration: 21'38"
12:45
Best vacuum cleaners
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Paul Smith is the Head of Testing at consumer.org.nz and he's been putting new vacuum cleaners through their paces.
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Remember the good old days when buying a new vacuum cleaner was as easy as working out which model sucked up dirt the best? Life was so simple back then! So should you go bagless, upright, cordless, or canister?
Simon Morton asks Paul Smith, Head of Testing at consumer.org.nz. He's been putting the latest vacuum cleaners on the market through their paces.
Here's the consumer.org.nz buyer's guide
Topics: technology
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Tags: vacuum cleaners, appliances
Duration: 12'30"
13:01
This Way Up Part 2
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Tech news (Google, Amazon and TPPA), latest science (flu, Zika virus and human gene editing) and what alcohol does to us.
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Duration: 51'45"
13:15
Tech news: Google, Amazon and TPPA
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Technology news with Peter Griffin and Google aka Alphabet becomes the biggest business on the planet. There are also rumours that Amazon is planning to open a network of up to 400 physical stores, and some of the implications of this week's signing of the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement.
Topics: technology, internet, media
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Tags: Google, Amazon, Alphabet, copyright, TPPA
Duration: 15'05"
13:25
Science: Flu, Zika virus and human gene editing
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Science news with Dr Chris Smith of The Naked Scientists and a new approach to fighting flu, the latest on the Zika virus outbreak, and UK authorities approve the gene editing of human embryos.
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A new approach to fighting flu, the latest on the Zika virus outbreak, and UK authorities approve the gene editing of human embryos.
Simon Morton looks at the latest science news with Dr Chris Smith of The Naked Scientists.
Topics: health
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Tags: flu, zika virus, gene editing
Duration: 14'03"
13:45
What alcohol does to us
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Toxicologist Ian Shaw explains how the body processes alcohol, and how drinking too much can do us damage.
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Consuming alcohol is linked to more than 60 diseases including cancer, heart disease, stroke, birth defects and mental health issues. So how much is too much?
Well, in the UK what has been called the biggest shake-up to Britain's alcohol guidelines in 20 years has just taken place. The key change? Recommended safe drinking guidelines for men have been revised downwards to 14 units or 112 grams of alcohol a week, this makes them the same as the recommended limits for women.
That's different to the situation here in New Zealand where safe drinking guidelines differ for men and women – no more than 10 standard drinks or 100 grams of alcohol a week for women and 15 drinks or 150 grams for men, and in both cases the recommendations are that you have at least two alcohol-free days every week. So what does alcohol do to our bodies when we drink?
Toxicologist Ian Shaw explains how the body processes booze, and how drinking too much can do us damage.
Topics: health, science
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Tags: alcohol, drinking
Duration: 11'26"
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We're playing these tracks too...
Artist: Prince Rama
Track: Bahia
Composers: Taraka Larson and Nimai Larson
Album: Xtreme Now (release date: March 4, 2016)
Label: Carpark Records
Artist: Shearwater
Track: Filaments
Composer: Jonathan Meiburg, Danny Reisch, Lucas Oswald, Abram Shook, Jesca Hoop
Album: Jet Plane and Oxbow
Label: SUBPOP
And our theme music is:
Artist: Jefferson Belt
Track: The Green Termite
Composer: Jefferson Belt
Album: Table Manners
Label: Round Trip Mars
===2:05 PM. | Music 101===
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Emma Smith presents the best songs, music-related stories, interviews, live music, industry news and music documentaries from NZ and the world
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18:00
Music 101 Pocket Edition 72: Vince Staples/ METZ/ Oscar Key Sung
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It's the Laneway Special - Vince Staple's funny side, Oscar Key Sung on big bass and collabs and Canada's METZ on why they can't fool their audiences.
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In the Music 101 Pocket Edition 72: It's the Laneway Special - Vince Staple's funny side, Oscar Key Sung on big bass and collabs and Canada's METZ on why they can't fool their audiences.
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Duration: 51'25"
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Vince Staples
On his critically-acclaimed double LP Summertime ’06, LA native Vince Staples relayed a coming-of-age story situated in his original stomping ground on the Northside of Long Beach, a city that’s produced other hip hop talent like Snoop Dogg, Warren G and Nate Dogg. In the country for St Jerome’s Laneway Festival at Auckland’s Silo Park, the multi-dimensional lyricist talks to Sam Wicks.
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Oscar Key Sung
Zac Arnold talks big bass and emotional crowds with smooth Aussie producer Oscar Key Sung.
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DIIV
DIIV's Zachary Cole Smith speaks to Emma Smith about the slippery poetry that shaped their new album, Is This Is Are, and the influence of krautrock.
With thanks to Noisey for the use of their audio
3-4pm
Metz
Canadian power trio Metz were recently in the country to play a few dates, one in the Thunderdome at Laneway followed by a sweltering show in Auckland’s Whammy Bar. Zac Arnold catches up with them to talk about everything but...music.
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The Internet
As the former DJ for hip hop pranksters, Odd Future, Syd the Kid has seen her fair share of controversy – not for her own actions, but rather by association with the wilfully provocative content that has troubled the Tyler, the Creator-led collective on numerous occasions. Syd and her bandmates from the LA soul outfit The Internet talk us through their most recent close shave.
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The Sampler: Rihanna's Anti
Nick Bollinger shares his thoughts on the eighth studio release from the Barbadian pop artist.
Introducing: Strange Stains
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Gig Guide
4-5pm
Kate Tempest live at Kings Arms
South East London poet, spoken word and hip hop artist Kate Tempest played her first-ever New Zealand show at Auckland’s Kings Arms last month. RNZ Music’s Andre Upston was on deck to capture her impassioned performance.
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Dan Walsh
UK banjo virtuoso Dan Walsh speaks to RNZ Concert's Eva Radich about his four week tour of the country.
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Artist: Vince Staples
Song: Señorita
Composer: V.Staples, Bryan Ridgeway Sonny Uwaezuoke Nayvadius Wilburn Sean Fenton Snoh "Aalegra" Nowrozi
Album: Summertime '06
Label: Def Jam
Vince Staples
Artist: Vince Staples
Song: Norf Norf
Composer: V.Staples, M.Volpe
Album: Summertime '06
Label: Def Jam
Artist: Vince Staples
Song: Lift Me Up
Composer: V.Staples, D.Natche, E.Wilson, S.Wyreman
Album: Summertime '06
Label: Def Jam
Artist: Vince Staples
Song: Summertime
Composer: V.Staples, M.Volpe, D.Jones, R.Smith
Album: Summertime '06
Label: Def Jam
Artist: Vince Staples
Song: Señorita
Composer: V.Staples, B.Ridgeway S.Uwaezuok, N.Wilburn, S.Fenton, S.Nowrozi
Album: Summertime '06
Label: Def Jam
Artist: Grimes
Song:
Composer: C. Boucher
Album: Art Angels
Label: 4AD
Oscar Key Sung
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Label
Artist: Porches
Song: Underwater
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Album: Pool
Label: Domino Records
Artist: Lontalius
Song: Glow
Composer: E.Johnston
Album: I'll Forget
Label: Partisan Records
DIIV
Artist: Neu!
Song: Hallogallo
Composer:
Album: Klaus Dinger and Michael Rother.
Label: EMI
3-4pm
Artist: Beastwars
Song: Call To The Mountain
Composer: Beastwars
Album: The Death Of All Things
Label: Destroy Records
Metz
Artist: Metz
Songs: Acetate
Composer: Metz
Album: II
Label: Sub Pop
Artist: Metz
Songs: Headache
Composer: Metz
Album: Metz
Label: Sub Pop
Artist: Metz
Songs: I.O.U.
Composer: Metz
Album: II
Label: Sub Pop
Artist: Metz
Songs: Wet Blanket, Knife In The Water
Composer: Metz
Album: Metz
Label: Sub Pop
The Internet
Artist: The Internet
Songs: Girl
Composer: S.Bennett, N.Green, C.Jones, L.Celestin
Album: Ego Death
Label: Odd Future, Columbia
Artist: The Internet
Songs: Special Affair
Composer: S.Bennett, T.Parks, M. Martin, S.Lacy
Album: Ego Death
Label: Odd Future, Columbia
Artist: The Internet
Songs: Go With It
Composer: S.Bennett, V.Mensah, N.Green, D.Rosse, P.Paige II, C.Smith
Album: Ego Death
Label: Odd Future, Columbia
Artist: Santigold
Song: Can’t Get Enough of Myself
Composer:
Album: 99 Cents
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The Sampler - Rihanna
Introducing: Strange Stains
Artist: Strange Stains
Songs: Subterranean Insides
Composer: C. M
Album: Antiaging Formula
Label: Strange Stains
Gig Guide
Artist: Ensemble Economique
Song: On The Sand ft. Peter Broderick
Composer: Ensemble Economique
Album: Blossoms In Red
Label: Denovali Records
4-5pm
Kate Tempest Live at Kings Arms
Artist: Kate Tempest
Songs: The Beigeness, Hot Night Cold Spaceship, Marshall Law Part One, The Truth, Lonely Daze, Theme From Becky, Marshall Law, Part Two, Bad Place, The Heist, Circles, Happy End, Europe Is Lost, Hold Your Own
Composer: K.Tempest
Album: RNZ Music Recording
Label: RNZ Music Recording
Artist: Earth Wind and Fire
Song: September
Composer: Maurice White, Al McKay, Allee Willis
Album: September
Label: CBS Recordings
Artist: Hans Pucket
Song: Feelings
Composer: Hans Pucket
Album: Jalapeño
Label: Private
Dan Walsh
Artist: Pablo Vasquez
Song: Adagio in A Minor
Composer: Jol Mulholland, Elroy Finn
Album: Single
Label: Private
===5:11 PM. | Focus on Politics===
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Analysis of significant political issues presented by RNZ's parliamentary reporting team (RNZ)
===5:45 PM. | Tagata o te Moana===
Tagata o te Moana for 6 February 2016
Fiji opposition wants international action over suspensions; It's feared a military man is about to be rubber stamped as the next police commissioner in Fiji; Tonga declares a Zika epidemic amid 265 suspected cases; Lobbying for the new Vanuatu govt is fluid despite the pact signing; Pressure goes on the Australia govt to allow asylum seekers to stay; a new Nauru election law draws opposition criticism; The Norfolk Island administration puts clamps on the island's radio station; the Marshalls new president is calling for a change in mindset.
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Pacific news, features, interviews and music for all New Zealanders, giving an insight into the diverse cultures of the Pacific people (RNZI)
===6:06 PM. | Great Encounters===
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In-depth interviews selected from RNZ National's feature programmes during the week (RNZ)
===7:06 PM. | Saturday Night===
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An evening of requests, nostalgia and musical memories (RNZ)
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7pm – 8pm
Ken Moule & The London Jazz Chamber Group - Zsa Zsa Gabor
Van Morrison - Have I Told You Lately
Helen Reddy - The Old Fashioned Way
Lou Busch & His Orchestra - Zambesi
Slim Dusty - Lights On The Hill
Kim Novak - My Funny Valentine
Lesley Garrett - Song To The Moon
Pete Seeger - We Shall Overcome
8pm – 9pm
Kate & Anna McGarrigle - (Talk to Me Of) Mendocino
Fairport Convention - Si Tu Dois Partir
Patsy Cline - Sweet Dreams (Of You)
Blossom Dearie - I’m Hip
Carole King - I Feel The Earth Move
Emmylou Harris - Pancho & Lefty
Mutton Birds - Anchor Me
9pm – 10pm
King Curtis - Memphis Soul Stew
Lonnie Mack - Memphis
Bruce Springsteen - Pink Cadillac
Otis Spann - Some Day
Paul Kantner Jefferson Starship - Have You Seen The Stars Tonight
Arlo Guthrie & Pete Seeger - Garden Song
10pm – 11pm
Bob Marley & The Wailers - Burnin’ & Lootin’
Tom Waits - Heartattack And Vine
Crowded House - Together Alone
Caro Emerald - That Man
The Small Faces - Every Little Bit Hurts