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Real life with John Cowan. 2015-11-22. 19:30-20:00, Oscar Kightley.

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Year
2015
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268874
Media type
Audio
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Series
Real life with John Cowan.
Categories
Biographical radio programs
Nonfiction radio programs
Radio interviews
Radio programs
Sound recordings
Duration
00:24:00
Broadcast Date
22 Nov 2015
Credits
RNZ Collection
Cowan, John, 1956-, Presenter
Kightley, Oscar, Interviewee
Newstalk ZB (Radio station), Broadcaster

A weekly extended-interview programme broadcast nationwide on Sunday nights on Newstalk ZB. The programme features a different high-profile guest every week talking about their life, upbringing, passions, world-view, faith and spirituality. This recording is of a network feed from Auckland. There are holes in the broadcast to allow for stations to insert local content. Real Life with John Cowan is funded by New Zealand On Air. In today's programme:

Oscar Kightley is a New Zealand actor, television presenter and writer. He was born in Samoa and has lived in New Zealand since the age of four. Oscar acted in and co-wrote the successful films 'Sione's Wedding', 'Sione's 2: Unfinished Business' and police drama 'Harry'. He is also a member of the comedy group 'Naked Samoans', who together wrote the animated television series 'bro'Town'. Oscar has also been a breakfast presenter on Niu FM and a guest presenter on RNZ National.

Oscar co-founded the theatre company Pacific Underground and in 2009 was made a member of the New Zealand Order of Merit for services to theatre and television. In 2012 Oscar became an ambassador for 'New Zealand Water Safety' to encourage New Zealanders to learn to swim by taking up the challenge himself.