A 24-hour recording of Radio New Zealand National. The following rundown is sourced from the broadcaster’s website. Note some overseas/copyright restricted items may not appear in the supplied rundown:
22 August 2015
===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 (RNZ); 3:05 Minding Lear, by Owen Marshall (3 of 7, RNZ); 3:30 The Week (RNZ); 4:30 Global Business (BBC); 5:10 Witness (BBC); 5:45 Voices (RNZ)
===6:08 AM. | Storytime===
=DESCRIPTION=
The Little Round Husband, by Margaret Mahy, told by Michael Haigh; Pass It On, by David Hill, told by Lee Hatherley; Buried Treasure, by Douglas Carian, told by Brian Sergent; Hungry Haare, by John Parker, told by Riwia Brown; Slug Salad, by Jane Buxton, told by William Kircher; The Catalogue of the Universe, written by Margaret Mahy, told by Geraldine Brophy
===7:08 AM. | Country Life===
=DESCRIPTION=
Memorable scenes, people and places in rural NZ (RNZ)
===8:10 AM. | Saturday Morning===
=DESCRIPTION=
A mixture of current affairs and feature interviews, until midday (RNZ)
=AUDIO=
08:12
Bojan Pancevski: a bridge in Croatia
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EU correspondent for The Sunday Times, discussing the giant bridge that Croatia is planning to build across part of the Adriatic Sea, bypassing a ten-kilometre stretch of roading through Bosnia and Herzegovina, and examine the growing problem with displaced people in Europe.
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Journalist and author Bojan Pancevski is EU correspondent for The Sunday Times.
He discusses the giant bridge that Croatia is planning to build across part of the Adriatic Sea, bypassing a ten-kilometre stretch of roading through Bosnia and Herzegovina, and also examine the growing problem with displaced people in Europe.
Topics: politics, refugees and migrants
Regions:
Tags: Croatia, Bosnia, Herzegovina, bridges
Duration: 20'58"
08:30
Braden Cameron: the Mongol Rally
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Braden Cameron breeds and trains endurance horses on his Wellington farm, and represented New Zealand in endurance riding at 2014 World Equestrian Games. He was one of four New Zealanders in the top ten finishers of the 2015 Mongol Derby, the longest and toughest horse race in the world.
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Braden Cameron is the director of a residential building company, breeds and trains endurance horses on his Wellington farm, and represented New Zealand in endurance riding at 2014 World Equestrian Games.
He was one of four New Zealanders in the top ten finishers of the 2015 Mongol Derby, the longest and toughest horse race in the world, balancing survival skills and horsemanship over ten days on a 1000km course, with riders changing horse every 40 km.
The Mongol Derby traces the route Genghis Khan built in 1224 to create the world's first long distance postal service. The route existed until 1949 when it was shut down by the Soviet Union. The weather on the course changed dramatically from the first half of the race and the medical crew went from treating heat stroke to mild hypothermia.
Braden Cameron at the finish line. Photo: theadventurists.com
Topics: sport
Regions: Wellington Region
Tags: horses, Mongol Derby
Duration: 27'12"
09:05
Robert Gordon: birth of the culture wars
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Co-director of the documentary feature Best of Enemies, about the 1968 series of television debates between writer and intellectual Gore Vidal and conservative author and commentator William F Buckley.
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Author and filmmaker Robert Gordon is co-director with Morgan Neville (Twenty Feet from Stardom) of the documentary feature Best of Enemies, which mixes new interviews with archival footage from the 1968 series of television debates between writer and intellectual Gore Vidal and conservative author and commentator William F Buckley.
Best of Enemies is screening at the New Zealand International Film Festivals, and is included in the upcoming programmes in Hamilton, Palmerston North, Masterton, Tauranga and New Plymouth.
Related stories
Robert Gordon: 'The Best of Enemies'
At the Movies for 25 June 2015 - New Zealand International Film Festival Director, Bill Gosden, picks some highlights from the 150-plus titles on offer.
Topics: history, media, politics
Regions:
Tags: Gore Vidal, William F Buckley, Christopher Hitchens, Donald Trump, homosexuality
Duration: 30'35"
09:45
Art Crime with Arthur Tompkins: Caravaggio's Nativity
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District Court Judge, and member of Interpol's DNA Monitoring Expert Group, with a special interest in crimes involving artistic masterpieces. He discusses the theft of Nativity with St Francis and St Lawrence, by the painter Caravaggio, and the upcoming Art Crime Symposium.
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Arthur Tompkins is a District Court Judge, and member of Interpol’s DNA Monitoring Expert Group. He has a special interest in crimes involving artistic masterpieces, and discusses the 1969 Mafia theft of Nativity with St Francis and St Lawrence, by the early Baroque painter Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio. He also talks about the upcoming Art Crime Symposium in Wellington on 19 September.
Topics: arts, crime
Regions: Wellington Region
Tags: Caravaggio
Duration: 15'48"
10:05
Playing Favourites with Luke Di Somma
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Freelance conductor, musician, composer, musical director, and founder of the Christchurch International Musical Theatre Summer School and Christchurch Pops Choir. He is co-creator of That Bloody Woman, a musical about suffragist Kate Sheppard, which has its world premiere at the Christchurch Arts Festival.
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Luke di Somma is a freelance conductor, musician, composer, musical director, and founder of the Christchurch International Musical Theatre Summer School and Christchurch Pops Choir, and until, recently was the conductor of the Christchurch Youth Orchestra.
He is the composer of That Bloody Woman, a musical about suffragist Kate Sheppard, which has its world premiere (28-30 August) at the Christchurch Arts Festival (27 August to 20 September).
Four years in the making, That Bloody Woman sees Kate Sheppard relocated to 2015, and wondering "Where’s the progress?”
Di Somma was looking for a project with local subject matter, and reckoned the energy of this subject demanded music. He sees Kate Sheppard as embodying the best NZ values… the underdog, fighting unfairness. “All the best musicals are about underdogs.”
Will people leave the venue humming the tunes? He hopes so, there are a couple of catchy numbers, but the goal is to make an integrated work where the songs all work to the larger whole “If a song, no matter how good, doesn’t fit or work – it goes.”
The music is eclectic, encompassing rock, the punk aesthetic, a show tune vibe. It's good time music, presented on stage by four young Christchurch rock/pop musicians (he sees it as the “ultimate Rockquest band”) because he wanted the music elements to echo the youthful vigour of the suffrage movement. The cast includes Auckland singer and actor Esther Stephens, now Melbourne based, in the lead role.
Topics: arts, education, music, politics
Regions: Canterbury
Tags: musicals, Gregory Cooper, Kate Sheppard, Richard Seddon, suffrage, temperance, Craig Cooper, flute, West Side Story, The Book of Mormon, Reveal Atlas
Duration: 53'30"
11:05
Lisa Reihana: pursuing Venus
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Artist of Nga Puhi descent who works in multimedia, photography and sculpture, discussing her 26-metre-long video projection, In Pursuit of Venus [infected], depicting British explorers and Pacific people meeting on a Tahitian landscape.
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Lisa Reihana, In Pursuit of Venus [infected], 2015. Multi-channel video. Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tamaki, gift of the Patrons of Auckland Art Gallery.
Lisa Reihana is an artist of Nga Puhi descent who works in multimedia, photography and sculpture.
The world premiere of her 26 metre-long, eight-million-pixels-per-frame video projection, In Pursuit of Venus [infected], depicting British explorers and Pacific people meeting on a Tahitian landscape, is on display at the Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki (to 30 August).
A book about the work, In Pursuit of Venus, edited by Clare McIntosh, has been published by the gallery in conjunction with the exhibition.
Topics: arts, books, history, Pacific, te ao Māori, science, technology
Regions: Auckland Region
Tags: Phil Kelly, Captain Cook, Wallpaper, Hamish Keith, Lisa Reihana
Duration: 33'01"
11:45
Poetry with Gregory O'Brien: Morgan Bach
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Painter, poet, curator and writer discussing the new collection by Morgan Bach, Some of Us Eat the Seeds, and anticipating National Poetry Day.
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Painter, poet, curator and writer Gregory O'Brien is the author of a number of books. His latest collection is Whale Years (AUP).
Gregory will discuss the new collection by Morgan Bach, Some of Us Eat the Seeds (VUP), and look forward to National Poetry Day on Friday 28 August.
Topics: arts, books, Canterbury earthquakes, language
Regions: Wellington Region
Tags: Morgan Bach, poetry, John Bach
Duration: 13'30"
11:54
Two extra poems by Morgan Bach
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Morgan Bach reads two additional poems, 'Instructions for Herbovores' and 'Raw Ginger' from her new poetry collection, Some of Us Eat the Seeds.
Topics: arts, books
Regions:
Tags: poetry, Morgan Bach
Duration: 1'44"
11:56
Listener Feedback to Saturday 22 August 2015
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Kim Hill reads messages from listeners to the Saturday Morning programme of 22 August.
Topics: language, music
Regions:
Tags:
Duration: 7'19"
=SHOW NOTES=
8:12 Bojan Pancevski: a bridge in Croatia
Journalist and author Bojan Pancevski is EU correspondent for The Sunday Times. He will discuss the giant bridge that Croatia is planning to build across part of the Adriatic Sea, bypassing a ten-kilometre stretch of roading through Bosnia and Herzegovina, and also examine the growing problem with displaced people in Europe.
8:30 Braden Cameron: the Mongol Derby
Braden Cameron is the director of a residential building company, breeds and trains endurance horses on his Wellington farm, and represented New Zealand in endurance riding at 2014 World Equestrian Games. He was one of four New Zealanders in the top ten finishers of the 2015 Mongol Derby, the longest and toughest horse race in the world, balancing survival skills and horsemanship over ten days on a 1000km course.
Photo: theadventurists.com
9:05 Robert Gordon: birth of the culture wars
Author and filmmaker Robert Gordon is co-director with Morgan Neville (Twenty Feet from Stardom) of the documentary feature Best of Enemies, which mixes new interviews with archival footage from the 1968 series of television debates between writer and intellectual Gore Vidal and conservative author and commentator William F Buckley. It is screening at the New Zealand International Film Festivals, and is included in the upcoming programmes in Hamilton, Palmerston North, Masterton, Tauranga and New Plymouth.
9:45 Art Crime with Arthur Tompkins: Caravaggio’s Nativity
Arthur Tompkins is a District Court Judge, and member of Interpol’s DNA Monitoring Expert Group. He has a special interest in crimes involving artistic masterpieces, and will discuss the 1969 Mafia theft of Nativity with St Francis and St Lawrence, by the early Baroque painter Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio. He will also talk about the upcoming Art Crime Symposium in Wellington on 19 September.
10:05 Playing Favourites with Luke Di Somma
Luke di Somma is a freelance conductor, musician, composer, musical director, and founder of the Christchurch International Musical Theatre Summer School and Christchurch Pops Choir, and until, recently was the conductor of the Christchurch Youth Orchestra. He is the composer of That Bloody Woman, a musical about suffragist Kate Sheppard, which has its world premiere (28-30 August) at the Christchurch Arts Festival (27 August to 20 September).
11:05 Lisa Reihana: pursuing Venus
Lisa Reihana is an artist of Nga Puhi descent who works in multimedia, photography and sculpture. The world premiere of her 26 metre-long, eight-million-pixels-per-frame video projection, In Pursuit of Venus [infected], depicting British explorers and Pacific people meeting on a Tahitian landscape, is on display at the Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki (to 30 August). A book about the work, In Pursuit of Venus, edited by Clare McIntosh, has been published by the gallery in conjunction with the exhibition.
11:40 Poetry with Gregory O’Brien: Morgan Bach
Painter, poet, curator and writer Gregory O'Brien is the author of a number of books. His latest collection is Whale Years (AUP). Gregory will discuss the new collection by Morgan Bach, Some of Us Eat the Seeds (VUP), and look forward to National Poetry Day on Friday 28 August.
This Saturday’s team:
Producer: Mark Cubey
Wellington engineer: Carol Jones
Auckland engineer: Katrina Batten
Christchurch engineer: Andrew Collins
Research by Infofind
=PLAYLIST=
Artist: Dornik
Song: Chain Smoke
Album: Dornik
Label: Island, 2015
Broadcast: 9:40
Artist: Sarah Vaughan
Song: Pennies From Heaven
Album: Swingin’ Easy
Label: EmArcy, 1957
Broadcast: 10:10
Artist: Jim Bryant
Song: Something's Coming
Album: West Side Story - Original Soundtrack
Label: Columbia, 1960
Broadcast: 10:25
Artist: Ivan Davis (piano) with the Cleveland Orchestra, conducted by Lorin Maazel
Song: Rhapsody In Blue
Album: Gershwin: Rhapsody in Blue
Label: Decca, 1974
Broadcast: 10:40
Artist: Coldplay
Song: Fix You
Album: X&Y
Label: Parlophone, 2005
Broadcast: 10:50
Artist: Lou Reed
Song: Perfect Day
Album: Transformer
Label: RCA, 1972
Broadcast: 11:05
===12:11 PM. | This Way Up===
=DESCRIPTION=
Exploring the things we use and consume. Some content may offend (RNZ)
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12:01
This Way Up 22 August 2015: Part 1
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'Female Viagra', hens in rest homes, China's streaming stars and animals and drones.
Topics:
Regions:
Tags:
Duration: 49'15"
12:15
'Female Viagra'
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The US Food and Drug Administration has just approved a drug to treat female sexual dysfunction. Dr Ray Moynihan has been studying the research and the marketing surrounding the subject for more than a decade.
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The US Food and Drug Administration has just approved a drug to treat female sexual dysfunction.
But there are concerns about the safety of Flibanserin, the so-called 'female Viagra', and what it's actually meant to be treating.
Dr Ray Moynihan wrote a book called 'Sex Lies and Pharmaceuticals' back in 2010, and has been studying the research and the marketing surrounding female sexual dysfunction for more than a decade.
Topics: health
Regions:
Tags: medicines, drugs
Duration: 14'15"
12:30
Hens in rest homes
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How keeping chickens is making people happier in retirement homes. Douglas Hunter's the director of a charity called Equal Arts that set up HenPower.
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How keeping chickens is making people happier in retirement homes.
The charity HenPower started up 4 years ago and so far it's set up hen houses at 23 rest homes in the UK.
The residents learn to look after the chooks and participate in all sorts of other chicken-related activities too, from photography to dance and music. Along with a supply of free, freshly laid eggs, the whole experience has been shown to reduce feelings of isolation and depression and is attracting interest from overseas too.
Douglas Hunter is a director of Equal Arts, the charity behind the HenPower project.
Topics: health
Regions:
Tags: aged care, chickens
Duration: 7'58"
12:40
China's streaming stars
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The BBC's Celia Hatton enters the world of China's performance websites, where singers and other performers can earn big bucks and attract millions of online viewers every day.
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Celia Hatton enters the strange world of China's performance websites, where singers and other performers can earn big bucks and attract millions of online viewers every day.
The appeal to these budding music stars is obvious; a huge online global audience and no expensive studios or production facilties needed, with many of them just doing their thing from home.
Topics: internet, music
Regions:
Tags: China
Duration: 8'01"
12:50
Animals and drones
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Mark Ditmer is a researcher at the University of Minnesota who's using heart rate monitors to study the reaction of black bears to drones.
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Mark Ditmer is a researcher at the University of Minnesota who's using heart rate monitors to study the reaction of black bears to drones.
Topics: technology, environment
Regions:
Tags: drones
Duration: 8'23"
13:01
This Way Up 22 August 2015: Part 2
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The Triumph of Seeds, Israel startup nation, and fighting the tsetse fly using the colour blue.
Topics:
Regions:
Tags:
Duration: 51'45"
13:15
The Triumph of Seeds
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'The Triumph of Seeds' is the name of Thor Hanson's book describing how grains, nuts, kernels, pulses and pips have shaped human history.
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'The Triumph of Seeds' is the name of Thor Hanson's book describing how grains, nuts, kernels, pulses and pips have shaped human history.
Topics: farming, science, environment
Regions:
Tags: seeds, guar, fracking, germination
Duration: 22'22"
13:35
Israel: startup nation
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Peter Griffin's in Israel looking at how it's become a 'start up nation'.
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Peter Griffin's in Israel looking at how it's become a 'start up nation'.
Topics: technology
Regions:
Tags: Israel, startups
Duration: 9'27"
13:50
Tsetse fly traps
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Scientists are fighting tsetse flies and the sleeping sickness they spread using the colour blue. Professor Steve Torr from the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine is using this knowledge to design better flytraps.
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Scientists are fighting tsetse flies and the sleeping sickness they spread using the colour blue. Professor Steve Torr from the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine is using this knowledge to design better flytraps.
Topics: health
Regions:
Tags: disease Africa, tsetse flies, sleeping sickness
Duration: 11'13"
=SHOW NOTES=
Quick hits
12:15 'Female Viagra'
12:30 Hens in rest homes
12:40 China's streaming stars
12:50 Animals and drones
13:15 The Triumph of Seeds
13:35 Tech: Israel- startup nation
13:50 Tsetse fly traps
The small print
At 12:15pm the US Food and Drug Administration has just approved a drug to treat female sexual dysfunction. But there are concerns about the safety of Flibanserin, a so-called 'female Viagra', and what it's actually meant to be treating. Dr Ray Moynihan wrote a book called 'Sex Lies and Pharmaceuticals' back in 2010, and has been studying the research and the marketing surrounding "female sexual dysfunction" for more than a decade.
Then at 12:30pm, how keeping chickens is making people happier in retirement homes. HenPower started up 4 years ago and so far it's set up hen houses at 23 rest homes in the UK. The residents learn to look after the chooks and participate in all sorts of other chicken-related activities too, from photography to dance and music. Along with a supply of free, freshly laid eggs, the whole experience has been shown to reduce feelings of isolation and depression and is attracting interest from overseas too.
At 12:40pm, Celia Hatton enters the strange world of China's performance websites, where singers and other performers can earn big bucks and attract millions of online viewers every day. The appeal to these budding music stars is obvious; a huge online global audience and no expensive studios or production facilities needed, with many of them just doing their thing from home.
And at 12:50pm the first study yet showing how drones are affecting wild animals' health. These unmanned aerial vehicles have become an important tool in wildlife research and conservation efforts and they're even being used to fight poaching too. But what effect are these drones having on the animals themselves? Mark Ditmer is a researcher at the University of Minnesota who's using heart rate monitors to study the reaction of 4 black bears to drones.
Then after the news at 1:15pm, 'The Triumph of Seeds' is the name of Thor Hanson's book describing how grains, nuts, kernels, pulses and pips have shaped human history. Seeds can lie dormant for hundreds even thousands of years, and then come back to life and sprout when conditions are perfect. As you can probably tell from the title he's a big fan, not just of all the uses we humans put them to, but also of all the ingenious ways they have to help plants reproduce.
At 1:30pm Peter Griffin's in Israel looking at how it's become a 'start up nation' with more start up businesses per capita than any other country in the world.
And before we go how scientists are fighting tsetse flies and the sleeping sickness they spread using a colour- blue. Sleeping sickness is a nasty parasitic disease spread by the tsetse fly that threatens millions of people and animals across sub-Saharan Africa. Luckily tsetse flies have an Achilles Heel, an overpowering attraction to a certain shade of blue. Professor Steve Torr from the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine is using the discovery to develop better ways of killing them.
We're playing these tracks too...
Artist: Lloyd Cole and the Commotions
Track: Lost Weekend
Composers: Lloyd Cole and the Commotions
Album: Easy Pieces
Label: POLYDOR 550035
Broadcast: 12:30
Artist: Just A Band & Octa Push
Track: Boom Boom Boom
Composers: Just A Band & Octa Push
Album: Ten Cities
Label: SOUNDWAY
Broadcast: 12:45
Artist: Blind Blake
Track: A Conch Ain't Got No Bone
Composers: Blake
Album:Cafe Calypso: 50 Original Calypso Classics
Label: NOT NOW 495700
Broadcast: 13:10
Artist: Memory Maze
Track:The Closest Thing to Heaven
Composer: Gavin Ellis
Album: From the Outside In
Label: INFINITE JEST
Broadcast: 13:45
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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The best songs, music-related stories, interviews, live music, industry news and music documentaries from NZ and the world
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14:00
Music 101 Pocket Edition 53: Silicon/ Alessia Cara/ Opposite Sex
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Kody Nielson as Silicon, Alessia Cara's dreams and Opposite Sex as Hamlet.
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In the Music 101 Pocket Edition 53: Kody Nielson as Silicon, Alessia Cara's dreams and Opposite Sex as Hamlet.
Topics: music
Regions: Auckland Region, Otago
Tags: Music 101 podcast, Pocket Edition, Silicon, Alessia Cara, Opposite Sex, song writing
Duration: 47'25"
=SHOW NOTES=
2–3pm
Silicon
Following the dissolution of The Mint Chicks, Kody Nielson formed the psych-pop outfit Opossom, surprise released an EP of funk and soul-fuelled breaks, produced a handful of records for other artists, and teamed with his brother Ruban on Unknown Mortal Orchestra’s Multi-Love. Now Kody is stepping out as Silicon, with a 10-track retro-futurist solo set – he sits down with Sam Wicks to talk through a selection of album cuts.
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Introducing: Kairi
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Master class: Jonny Marks, Throat Singer
Throat singer and All Seeing Hand vocalist Jonny Marks gives us a master class in vocal dexterity.
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3–4pm
Headquarters: Fazerdaze
We head to the Grey Lynn studio/office/bedroom of Fazerdaze’s Amelia Murray, where she premiers two new, unreleased songs.
Opposite Sex
Dunedin’s Opposite Sex talk Hamlet, the follow-up to their acclaimed eponymous debut.
No Tag - Mistaken Identity
Auckland punk outfit No Tag missed the first wave of New Zealand punk, but retained punk’s DIY attitude, attracting a rowdy punk and skinhead following. The band is reforming for a one-off gig at Auckland’s Kings Arms next month, with support from The Spelling Mistakes and guests. Ahead of the show,Trevor Reekie talks to No Tag guitarist Andrew Boak about the post-punk scene in the ’80s
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4–5pm
The Sampler Summit: Dr Dre – Compton: A Soundtrack
Dr Dre came to prominence in the late 1980s with gangsta rap pioneers N.W.A. and went on to become one of the music’s most influential producers and entrepreneurs, working with rappers like Snoop Dogg and Eminem. Released just this month Compton: A Soundtrack is the title of Dre’s third – and what he says will be his final – album. To discuss the new album, Dre’s legacy and ongoing influence, Nick Bollinger convenes a Sampler Summit of hip hop pundits including DJ and broadcaster Aroha Harawira, rapper PNC and producer P-Money.
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Alessia Cara
Having spent her teens uploading covers to YouTube, Alessia Cara now finds herself signed to Def Jam, playing festivals and performing on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. In New Zealand to showcase songs from her debut EP, Alessia sits down with Zac Arnold.
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Munki Studios
There is a high likelihood that somewhere in your music collection an album or two bears the name Mike Gibson or Munki Studios. For 20 years, Gibson and his Wellington studio have had a hand in some seminal local releases from bands like Fur Patrol, Trinity Roots, So So Modern and The Hasselhoff Experiment. But the landlords have called time on their lease, which means it's time for one last hurrah. Yadana Saw checks on the party prep for The Munki Mash and takes a tour of the building, which was once home to the SIS.
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=PLAYLIST=
2-3pm
Artist: Opossom
Song: Electric Hawaii
Composer: K. Neilson
Album: Electric Hawaii
Label: CRS
Silicon Interview
Artist: Silicon
Songs: Personal Computer, Cellphone, God Emoji, Burning Sugar, Little Dancing Baby, Love Peace, Dope
Composer: K.Nielson
Album: Personal Computer
Label: Weird World
Silver Scroll Top 5 Finalists Montage
Artist: Unknown Mortal Orchestra
Songs: Multi-Love
Composer: R.Nielson
Album: Multi-Love
Label: JAGJAGUWAR
Artist: Lorde
Songs: Yellow Flicker Beat
Composer: E.Yelich-O'Connor, J.Little
Album: The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1
Label: Universal
Artist: Mel Parsons
Songs: Get Out Alive
Composer: M.Parsons
Album: Drylands
Label: CAPEROAD
Artist: Marlon Williams
Songs: Dark Child
Composer: Moore, Williams
Album: Marlon Williams
Label: CAROLINE
Artist: Anthonie Tonnon
Songs: Water Underground
Composer: A.Tonnon
Album: Successor
Label: CANAPEKING
Introducing: Kairi
Artist: Kairi
Songs: Placid
Composer: R. Tolovaa
Album: Rocks
Label: Kairi
Artist: Shu-De
Song: Meen Khemchim (My Khemchik River)
Composer: Traditional
Album: Shu-De: voices From The Distant Steppe
Label: Real World
Artist: Street Chant
Song: Pedestrian Support League
Composer: Street Chant
Album:
Label:
3-4pm
Headquarters: Fazerdaze
Artist: Fazerdaze
Song: Little Uneasy, Take It Slow
Composer: Fazerdaze
Album: Unreleased
Label: Radio NZ Recording
Opposite Sex Interview
Artist: Opposite Sex
Song: La Rat,
Composer: Opposite Sex
Album: Opposite Sex
Label: Fishrider
Artist: Opposite Sex
Song: Supermarket,
Composer: Opposite Sex
Album: Temporary
Label: Fishrider
Artist: Opposite Sex
Song: Supermarket, Regicide, Oh Ivy
Composer: Opposite Sex
Album: Hamlet
Label:
Artist: Parquet Courts
Song: Borrowed Time
Composer: Parquet Courts
Album: Light Up Gold
Label: Dull Tools
Interview: No Tag
Artist: No Tag
Song: No Tag, Mistaken Identity, Legalised Dogs
Composer: Boak, C.Van Wetering, P.Van Wetering, Mark Sullivan
Album: Oi OI Oi EP
Label: Propeller
Artist: No Tag
Song: No Tag, Doc Martens, Pub Song, Critics (No Label), Hang On
Composer: Boak, C.Van Wetering, P.Van Wetering, Mark Sullivan
Album: Can We Get Away With It
Label: Propeller
Artist: Dead Kennedys
Song: Chickenshit Conformist
Composer: J.Biafra
Album: Bedtime for Democracy
Label: Alternative Tentacles
Artist: Kurt Vile
Song: Wakin on a Pretty Day
Composer: K. Vile
Album: Wakin On A Pretty Daze
Label: Matador Records
4-5pm
The Sampler Summit: Dr Dre's Compton
Artist: Dr Dre
Song: Intro
Composer: Young, Edwards, Winslow
Album: Compton: A Soundtrack
Label: Aftermath, Interscope
Artist: Dr Dre
Song: Deep Water
Composer: Young, Duckworth, Ricks, Mohrle, Anderson, Edwards, McCormick, Natche, Abernathy Jr.
Album: Compton: A Soundtrack
Label: Aftermath, Interscope
Artist: Dr Dre
Song: Genocide
Composer: Young, Duckworth, Ricks, Ambrosius, Jordan, Pillay, Abernathy Jr.
Album: Compton: A Soundtrack
Label: Aftermath, Interscope
Artist: Dr Dre
Song: Loose Cannons
Composer: Young, Joiner, Ricks, Jordan, Edwards, Lawrence, Brissett
Album: Compton: A Soundtrack
Label: Aftermath, Interscope
Artist: Dr Dre
Song: Satsfiction
Composer: Young, Ricks, Ambrosius, Abernathy Jr.
Album: Compton: A Soundtrack
Label: Aftermath, Interscope
Artist: Dr Dre
Song: Animals
Composer: Young, Anderson, Ricks, Jordan, Martin, Semeneov
Album: Compton: A Soundtrack
Label: Aftermath, Interscope
Artist: Eminem
Song: My Name Is…
Composer: Mathers, Young
Album: The Slim Shady LP
Label: Aftermath, Interscope
Artist: Dr Dre
Song: F*** wit Dre Day (And Everybody's Celebratin')
Composer: Young, Broadus, Wolffe
Album: The Chronic
Label: Death Row, Interscope
Artist: Dr Dre
Song: Let Me Ride
Composer: Young, Collins, Broadus
Album: The Chronic
Label: Death Row, Interscope
Artist: Dr Dre
Song: Still Dre
Composer: Young, Bradford, Carter
Album: 2001
Label: Aftermath, Interscope
Alessia Cara Interview
Artist: Alessia Cara
Song: Here
Composer: A. Caracciolo, S. Kole, Pop & Oak
Album: Here single
Label: Def Jam
Munky Studios Interview
Artist: Fur Patrol
Song: Andrew
Composer: Julia Deans and Fur Patrol
Album: Pet
Label: Warner
Artist: Bailter Space
Song: Morning
Composer: Bailter Space
Album: Robot World
Label: Flying Nun
Artist: The Hasselhoff Experiment
Song: Perceived and Deceived
Composer: The Hasselhoff Experiment
Album: Always Outnumbered Always Outgunned
Label: Flying Nun
Artist: Recloose
Song: Mana's Bounce
Composer: M. Chicoine
Album: Hiatus On The Horizon
Label: Loop Recordings
Artist: The Illphonics
Song: One of Those Days
Composer: The Illphonics
Album: The Illphonics
Label: Capital Recordings
Artist: Steriogram
Song: Walkie Talkie Man
Composer: B. Carter, T. Kennedy, J. Wrennal, J. Adams, T. Youngson,
Album: Schmack!
Label: Capitol
Artist: Grayson Gilmour
Song: Chromosomes
Composer: G. Gilmour
Album: No Constellation
Label: Flying Nun
Artist: Trinity Roots
Song: Little Things
Composer: Trinity Roots
Album: Trinity Roots EP
Label: Trinity Roots
Artist: Orchestra of Spheres
Song: Journey
Composer: Orchestra of Spheres
Album: Vibration Animal Sex Brain Music
Label: Sound Explorers
===5:11 PM. | Focus on Politics===
=DESCRIPTION=
Analysis of significant political issues presented by Radio New Zealand's parliamentary reporting team (RNZ)
===5:45 PM. | Tagata o te Moana===
=DESCRIPTION=
Pacific news, features, interviews and music (RNZ)
===6:06 PM. | Great Encounters===
=DESCRIPTION=
In-depth interviews selected from Radio New Zealand National's feature programmes during the week (RNZ)
===7:06 PM. | Saturday Night===
=DESCRIPTION=
An evening of requests, nostalgia and musical memories (RNZ)
=AUDIO=
=SHOW NOTES=
7pm – 8pm
Count Basie & Joe Williams - The Late Late Show
Band Of The Irish Guards - Radetzky March
Dion - Turn Me Loose
Petula Clarke - Sailor
Bobby Darin - Lazy River
The Grimethorpe Colliery Band - Rodrigo's Concierto de Aranjuez: Adagio
Luciano Pavarotti - Di Quella Pira (Il Trovatore)
The Zombies - Time Of The Season
Julie London - Perfidia
Roy Acuff - Wabash Cannon Ball
Ana Hato & Deane Waretini- Home Little Māori, Home
Glenn Miller- Chattanooga Choo Choo
Mario Lanza - Song Of India
Largo (New World Symphony) - Oslo Philharmonic/ Mariss Jansons
Roger Miller - In The Summertime
8pm – 9pm
Jackie Deshannon - Splendor In The Grass
Jon & Vangelis - I’ll Find My Way Home
Eartha Kitt - Let’s Do It (Let’s Fall In Love)
Tom T Hall - Old Dogs Children & Watermelon Wine
Stavros Xarhakos Orchestra - Lotus Eaters Theme
Luke Kelly - Raglan Road
Nina Simone - After You’ve Gone
Usher - My Baby Just Cares For Me
David McWilliams - Can I Get There By Candle Light
Joe Brown - You've Got Your Troubles
Eagles- Desperado
Eddie Hodges - I’m Gonna Knock On Your Door
Charley Pride - I’m Just Me
The Dillards - I'll Fly Away
9pm – 10pm
John Lee Hooker- Teachin’ The Blues
Manhattan Transfer - Route 66
NRBQ - Get Rhythm
Little Walter - My Babe
Mark Knopfler & Chet Atkins - Yakety Axe
Split Enz- Six Months In A Leaky Boat
The Esso Trinidad Steelband - I Want You Back
Rosanne Cash and Elvis Costello - Heartaches By The Number
Richard Thompson - Shoot Out The Lights
Lou Busch & His Orchestra - Zambesi
Fats Waller - Ain't Misbehaving
Wayne Fontana - 24 Sycamore
Tony Joe White - Polk Salad Annie
Keith Carradine - I’m Easy
Ray Charles and Betty Carter - Baby It's Cold Outside
10pm – 11pm
Joe Strummer & The Mescaleros - Johnny Appleseed
Stan Getz and Astrud Gilberto - The Girl From Ipanema
Schtung - National Scandal
Alan Price - Jarrow
Labi Siffre - It Must Be Love
Brian Eno - I’ll Come Running
Bob Dylan - Rollin' and Tumblin'
Spirit- Fresh-Garbage
10CC - Don't Hang Up
Take 6 and George Benson - Straighten Up And Fly Right
11pm – Midnight - Late Night Fill. Tonight, we're in a New York state of mind...
New York Dolls - Subway Train
Big Daddy - New York, New York
Mel Torme - New York State Of Mind
Graham Parker & The Rumour - New York Shuffle
Steeleye Span with Peter Sellers - New York Girls
Bobby Darin - Sunday In New York
Richard Barone - I Guess The Lord Must Be In New York City
REM - Leaving New York
Alicia Keys - Empire State Of Mind Part II - Broken Down
New York Rock and Soul Revue - People Got To Be Free
Jan Bradley - Nights In New York City
The Beef Seeds - Fairytale Of Newport
Dion - King Of The New York Streets