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:
30 April 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 The Godley Letters read by Ginette McDonald and Sam Neill (9 of 10, 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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Crusty Meat Pie, by Joy Cowley, told by Liz Mullane; No Space in Space, by Tim Bollinger, told by Jacob Rajan; Sailor Jack, by Margaret Mahy, told by Jonathan Hardy; Captain Clancy the Flying Clothesline, by Tui Simpson, told by Grant Tilly; The Snowstorm, by Pauline Cartwright, told by Carol Smith
===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
The Day in Music History: 30 April
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Jim Mora looks back on 30 April in history, with memories and music.
Topics: history, music
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Tags: Ben E King, The Drifters, Johnny Horton, Casey Jones, Frank Sinatra, Nelson Riddle, Michael Nyman, Jane Campion, Elvis Presley, Bruce Springsteen, The Who, Fats Domino, Bobby Charles, Ray Charles, Cilla Black, Paul McCartney, Led Zeppelin, Steve Miller Band, Glen Campbell, Allen Toussaint, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Pink Floyd, T-Rex, Marc Bolan
Duration: 19'36"
08:30
Julian Fellowes: Downton and Belgravia
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Jim Mora talks to the British television producer best known for the series Downton Abbey, whose latest project, Julian Fellowes's Belgravia, is a story available online in weekly episodes, before being published in traditional book form.
Topics: author interview, books, business, history, language, media, technology
Regions:
Tags: television, Downton Abbey, Charles Dickens
Duration: 20'40"
08:50
Gary Small: diabetes and Alzheimers
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Jim Mora talks to the director of the UCLA Longevity Center at the Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior, and one of the world's leading innovators in science and technology.
Topics: author interview, health, science
Regions:
Tags: diabetes, alzheimers
Duration: 10'19"
09:06
Soviet Snow and Shona Laing
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Jim Mora looks back at Chernobyl, and the 1987 song Soviet Snow, then talks to singer and songwriter Shona Laing, who won the APRA Silver Scroll for that song.
Topics: business, music
Regions:
Tags: Eric Clapton, Margaret Uhrlich
Duration: 12'07"
09:20
Susan David: emotional agility
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Jim Mora talks to the founder and co-director of the Harvard-affiliated Institute of Coaching, and the CEO of management consultancy Evidence Based Psychology, whose new book is Emotional Agility: Get Unstuck, Embrace Change and Thrive in Work and Life.
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Dr Susan David is a founder and co-director of the Harvard-affiliated Institute of Coaching, and the CEO of management consultancy Evidence Based Psychology. She co-authored the 2013 article Emotional Agility for the Harvard Business Review, and her book, Emotional Agility: Get Unstuck, Embrace Change and Thrive in Work and Life(Penguin), was published this month.
Topics: author interview, health, identity, life and society, science
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Tags: psychology, emotion
Duration: 26'53"
09:45
Bernard Hickey: The Publishing Industry
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Jim Mora talks to the publisher of Hive News, a Wellington-based political and economic subscription news email service, about the publishing industry and media paywalls.
Topics: business, internet, media, money, world
Regions: Wellington Region
Tags: newspapers, publishing, Google, Facebook, stuff, Hilary Barry
Duration: 9'00"
09:55
Plagiarism Quizz
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Jim Mora conducts a musical quiz around the topic of plagiarism
Topics: law, music
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Tags: copyright, plagiarism
Duration: 24'05"
10:25
Corey Bradshaw: Population Limits
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Jim Mora talks to the Sir Hubert Wilkins Chair of Climate Change in the School of Biological Sciences at the University of Adelaide, whose research interests include population dynamics, extinction theory, invasion biology, and climate change impacts and mitigation.
Topics: climate, economy, environment, food, health, history, inequality, life and society, media, money, politics, refugees and migrants, world
Regions: Otago
Tags: population, climate change, Malthus
Duration: 22'24"
10:45
Steve Thomson: Making Marques
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Jim Mora explores the history of car logos with a creative director at Auckland agency Brandspank.
Topics: business, history, internet, language, law, life and society, media, technology, transport, world
Regions: Auckland Region
Tags: cars, design, Rolls Royce, Aston Martin, Ferrari, Apple, Chevrolet, Mercedes-Benz, Toyota, Cadillac, Ford, Hyundai, Alfa-Romeo
Duration: 15'21"
11:06
Marc Wilson: Ego Depletion
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Jim Mora talks to the Associate Dean at the School of Psychology, Victoria University of Wellington, about the research studies of Roy Baumeister and Dianne Tice into ego depletion and willpower.
Topics: education, health, history, identity, life and society, science
Regions: Wellington Region
Tags: ego, Roy Baumeister, Dianne Tice, John Tierney, Kathleen Vohs
Duration: 26'03"
11:35
Tiriel Mora: 20 years of the vibe
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Jim Mora talks to the actor who played lawyer Dennis Denuto in the 1990s movie, The Castle, and Martin Di Stasio in the television series Frontline.
Topics: arts, history, law, life and society, media
Regions: Otago
Tags: Australia, The Castle, Frontline, television, Rob Sitch, John Jarratt
Duration: 23'32"
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8:12 The Day in History: 30 April
Jim Mora looks back on 30 April in history, with memories and music.
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8:30 Julian Fellowes
Julian Fellowes is a British television producer, best known for the series Downton Abbey, and new production, Doctor Thorne. His latest project, Julian Fellowes’s Belgravia, is a story in eleven episodes. The first episode is available free from www.julianfellowesbelgravia.com, alongside video, music, maps, historical information, and family trees, with subsequent episodes available for purchase in weekly instalments, in written and audiobook form, before the collection is published in traditional book form.
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8:50 Gary Small
Gary Small is a professor of psychiatry and director of the UCLA Longevity Center at the Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior, and has been named by Scientific American magazine as one of the world’s leading innovators in science and technology. He has written six books, including international 2003 bestseller, The Memory Bible.
9:06 Soviet Snow and Shona Laing
Jim looks back at Chernobyl, and the 1987 song Soviet Snow, then talks to singer and songwriter Shona Laing, who won the APRA Silver Scroll for that song. She has recorded nine albums, most recently Pass the Whisper in 2007, and continues to perform as a solo act, and with her contemporaries.
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9:20 Susan David
Dr Susan David is a founder and co-director of the Harvard-affiliated Institute of Coaching, and the CEO of management consultancy Evidence Based Psychology. She co-authored the 2013 article Emotional Agility for the Harvard Business Review, and her book, Emotional Agility: Get Unstuck, Embrace Change and Thrive in Work and Life (Penguin), was published this month
9:45 Bernard Hickey
Bernard Hickey is the publisher of Hive News, a Wellington-based political and economic subscription news email service. He also writes for Interest.co.nz and is a regular commentator across a range of media. He will discuss paywalls and the publishing industry.
9:55 Plagiarism Quiz
10:06 Plagiarism Quiz results
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10:25 Corey Bradshaw
Professor Corey Bradshaw is Sir Hubert Wilkins Chair of Climate Change in the School of Biological Sciences at the University of Adelaide. His research interests include population dynamics, extinction theory, invasion biology, and climate change impacts and mitigation, and he is the author, with Stanford University's Paul Ehrlich, of the 2015 book Killing the Koala and Poisoning the Prairie: Australia, America & the Environment (University of Chicago Press).
10:45 Steve Thomson
Steve Thomson is Creative Director at Auckland agency Brandspank. He discusses vehicle branding.
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11:06 Marc Wilson
Marc Wilson is Associate Dean at the School of Psychology, Victoria University of Wellington . He discusses the research studies of Roy Baumeister and Dianne Tice, and others, into ego depletion and willpower.
11:35 Tiriel Mora
Tiriel Mora is an actor, whose roles include lawyer Dennis Denuto in the 1990s hit movie, The Castle, and Martin Di Stasio in the television series Frontline. He is one of a group of Australian identities who tell personal stories in the new book, Things My Mother Told Me (Echo Publishing).
This Saturday’s team:
Producer: Mark Cubey
Wellington engineer: Rachel Smith
Auckland engineer: Brian Mahoney
Research by Infofind
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TODAY IN MUSIC HISTORY (played between 8:10-8:30)
Artist: The Drifters
Song: Save the Last Dance for Me
Composer: Doc Pomus, Mort Shuman
Album: Save the Last Dance for Me
Label: Atlantic
Artist: Johnny Horton
Song: The Battle of New Orleans
Composer: Jimmy Driftwood
Album: Greatest Hits
Label: CBS
Song: Theme from Casey Jones
Composer: Eddie Newton
Artist: Frank Sinatra
Song: I've Got the World on a String
Composer: Harold Arlen, Ted Koehler
Album: Sinatra's Swingin' Session!! And More
Label: Capitol
Artist: Frank Sinatra
Song: I've Got You Under My Skin
Composer: Cole Porter
Album: Songs for Swingin' Lovers
Label: Capitol
Artist: Michael Nyman
Song: To the Edge of the Earth
Composer: Michael Nyman
Album: The Piano
Label: Venture
Artist: Elvis Presley
Song: Jailhouse Rock
Composer: Leiber, Stoller
Album: Jailhouse Rock
Label: RCA
Artist: Bruce Springsteen
Song: Meeting Across the River
Composer: Bruce Springsteen
Album: Born to Run
Label: Columbia
Artist: The Who
Song: Young Man Blues
Composer: Mose Allison
Album: Live at Leeds
Label: Polydor
Artist: Fats Domino
Song: I'm Walking to New Orleans
Composer: Bobby Charles
Album: Greatest Hits
Label: Imperial
Artist: Ray Charles
Song: I Can't Stop Loving You
Composer: Ray Charles
Album: Modern Sounds in Country and Western Music
Label: ABC
Artist: Cilla Black
Song: Step Inside Love
Composer: Lennon, McCartney
Album: Sher-oo!
Label: Parlophone
Artist: Led Zeppelin
Song: Immigrant Song
Composer: Jimmy Page, Robert Plant
Album: Led Zeppelin III
Label: Atlantic
Artist: Steve Miller Band
Song: Jet Airliner
Composer: Paul Pena
Album: Book of Dreams
Label: Capitol
Artist: Glen Campbell
Song: Southern Nights
Composer: Allen Toussaint
Album: Southern Nights
Label: Capitol
Artist: Creedence Clearwater Revival
Song: Fortunate Son
Composer: John Fogerty
Album: Willy and the Poor Boys
Label: Fantasy
Artist: Pink Floyd
Song: Time
Composer:
Album: Dark Side of the Moon
Label: Harvest
Artist: T-Rex
Song: Ride a White Swan
Composer: Marc Bolan
The 1970 single
Label: Fly
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Artist: Shona Laing
Song: Soviet Snow
Composer: Shona Laing
Album: South
Label: Pagan, 1988
Broadcast: 9:05
PLAGIARISM QUIZ (between 9:55 and 10:15)
Artist: Led Zeppelin
Song: Stairway to Heaven
Composer: Robert Plant, Jimmy Page
Album: Led Zeppelin IV
Label: Atlantic
Artist: Hi-Revving Tongues
Song: Rain and Tears
Composer: E. Papathanassiou, B. Bergman
Album: The Tongues
Label: Zodiac
Artist: Neil Diamond
Song: Song Sung Blue
Composer: Neil Diamond
Album: Moods
Label: MCA
Artist: Beach Boys
Song: Surfin' U.S.A.
Composer: Chuck Berry
Album: 20 Golden Greats
Label: Capitol
Artist: The Verve
Song: Bitter Sweet Symphony
Composer: Ashcroft, Jagger, Richards
Album: Urban Hymns
Label: Virgin
Artist: Spirit
Song: Taurus
Composer: Randy California
Album: Spirit
Label: Epic
Song: Piano Concerto No. 21
Composer: Mozart
Song: Canon
Composer: Pachelbel
Artist: Little Big Town
Song: Girl Rush
Composer: Lori McKenna Hillary Lindsey Liz Rose
Album: Pain Killer
Label: Capitol, Nashville
Artist: Bonnie Tyler
Song: It's a Heartache
Composer: Scott, Wolfe
Album: Natural Force
Label: RCA
Artist: Johnny Cash
Song: Folsom Prison Blues
Composer: Johnny Cash
Album: Live at Folsom Prison
Label: Columbia
Song: Crescent City Blues
Composer: Gordon Jenkins
Artist: Ray Parker, Jr
Song: Ghostbusters
Composer: Ray Parker, Jr
Album: Ghostbusters
Label: Arista
Artist: Huey Lewis
Song: I Want a New Drug
Composer: Hayes, Lewis
Album: Sports
Label: Chrysalis
CAR LOGOS (between 10:45 and 11:00)
Artist: Chuck Berry
Song: Maybelline
Composer: Chuck Berry
Album: Chuck Berry Is On Top
Label: Chess
Artist: Bob Seger
Song: Night Moves
Composer: Bob Seger
Album: Night Moves
Label: Capitol
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Artist: Simon and Garfunkel
Song: Homeward Bound
Composer: Paul Simon
Album: Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme
Label: Columbia
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 for 30 April 2016, Part 1
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'Mechanical doping' in cycling, gene-edited foods, and IQ tests: what can they tell us?
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Tags:
Duration: 48'24"
12:15
'Mechanical doping' in cycling
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The sport of pro cycling is facing another threat to its credibility, with revelations the some riders are using tiny motors inside their bike frames to give them an edge over their purely pedal-powered rivals. Ian Austen of the New York Times is a cycling fan who's been looking at the history of 'mechanical doping' in cycling.
Topics:
Regions:
Tags: cycling, mechanical doping, bicycles, France
Duration: 13'15"
12:15
'Mechanical doping' in cycling
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The sport of pro cycling is facing another threat to its credibility, with revelations the some riders are using tiny motors inside their bike frames to give them an edge over their purely pedal-powered rivals. Ian Austen of the New York Times is a cycling fan who's been looking at the history of 'mechanical doping' in cycling.
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Professional cycling has been dogged by allegations of cheating for decades - now the cheats are getting even more creative.
After years of rumour, denial and innuendo, the Lance Armstrong affair uncovered the full extent of doping in the sport. Now cycling is facing another threat to its credibility - the news that some riders are using tiny motors inside their bike frame to give them an edge over their purely pedal-powered rivals.
A 19 year old Belgian cyclo cross rider was busted at the recent world champs, and has just been fined and suspended from the sport for 6 years by the International Cycling Union. The BBC is calling it 'the first case of motorised doping in cycling'.
Ian Austen has been looking at the history of mechanical doping in pro cycling. He says that although this may be the first modern case, some early riders in the Tour de France were disqualified after they got towed along by cars using thin piano wires!
The Stade 2 story of 1 April 2016 referred to in the interview (in French).
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Tags: cycling, mechanical doping, bicycles, France
Duration: 13'15"
12:30
IQ tests: what can they tell us?
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Stuart Ritchie is a postdoctoral fellow in cognitive ageing at the University of Edinburgh who calls IQ tests "...some of the most reliable and valid instruments in all of psychological science". He's studying people's IQ scores to see how they can be used to predict the shape of their later life.
Topics: health, science
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Tags: ageing, genetics, IQ, intelligence
Duration: 18'57"
12:30
IQ tests: what can they tell us?
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Stuart Ritchie is a postdoctoral fellow in cognitive ageing at the University of Edinburgh who calls IQ tests "...some of the most reliable and valid instruments in all of psychological science". He's studying people's IQ scores to see how they can be used to predict the shape of their later life.
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An IQ test measures your intelligence – but what else can it say about an individual?
"Perhaps the most arresting finding is that IQ scores taken in childhood are predictive of mortality. Smarter people live longer, and this association is still there after controlling for social class" - Stuart Ritchie.
There is evidence linking higher IQ scores with better school performance, career success, a higher income, living for longer and having better physical and mental health.
That's where things start getting complicated because – as scientists like reminding us – correlation does not equal causation. So could a high IQ score just be a handy indicator or proxy for things like better childhood nutrition, your upbringing and your relative wealth?
Stuart Ritchie is a postdoctoral fellow in cognitive ageing at the University of Edinburgh who calls IQ tests "...some of the most reliable and valid instruments in all of psychological science".
He's working with a treasure trove of old Scottish records that are providing some great insights into how well people age, and how IQ can be used as a health predictor for later life.
"We need IQ tests to help us understand how the brain ages, and how we can help it age more healthily. We need IQ tests to help us work out how to boost people's intelligence, and thus to boost their productivity. Perhaps, above all, IQ tests are one of the tools with which psychologists can dissect and examine human intelligence: we'd be extremely unwise to continue to ignore their insights" - Stuart Ritchie.
Topics: health, science
Regions:
Tags: ageing, genetics, IQ, intelligence
Duration: 18'57"
12:50
Gene-edited foods
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The US Department of Agriculture has just opened the way for the first food to be produced using the gene editing technology CRISPR-Cas9. Meanwhile, gene editing is leaving the lab with a growing band of DIY geneticists and biohackers trying it out for themselves at home. Kristen V. Brown's been looking at these recent developments for Fusion.net.
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A white button mushroom that won't brown as quickly as conventional fungi (when kept in the fridge) could become the first gene-edited food to go on sale in the US.
The button mushroom's genes were edited using CRISPR-Cas9 – a molecular cut-and-paste technology that is revolutionising the world of genetic science and challenging existing GMO regulations around the world.
The US Department of Agriculture has said it will not stop these mushrooms being grown commercially as no genetic material was added, so technically it has not been genetically modified. Yet the mushrooms could still be banned by the US Envronmental Protection Agency or the US Food and Drug Administration.
The decision has re-ignited the debate about the regulation, ethical implications and health impacts of genetically modified food. Governments around the world are grappling with how to regulate gene editing technology as it becomes more readily available. You can now buy gene editing kits online for under US$100 and a growing band of DIY geneticists and biohackers are trying it out themselves at home.
Kristen V. Brown has been looking at these recent developments for Fusion.net.
She talks with Simon Morton:
Topics: health, science, food, law
Regions:
Tags: gene editing, CRISPR, biohacking, genetics
Duration: 11'26"
13:01
This Way Up for 30 April 2016, Part 2
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Drone buyer's guide; tech news: chatbots, PledgeMe, and Spark's Lightbox offer; and science: new contraceptives and genes that make you look older.
Topics: health, science, food, law
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Tags: drones, Chatbot, PledgeMe, lightbox, contraceptives
Duration: 51'52"
13:15
Drone buyer's guide
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George Block of consumer.org.nz has been testing drones. So what are the best models on the market, and what regulations do you need to comply with if you want to fly one here in New Zealand?
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George Block of consumer.org.nz has been testing drones.
A drone can set you back anywhere from a few hundred to well over one thousand dollars.
What are the best models? And what regulations do you need to comply with to fly one here in New Zealand?
Topics: technology, law, transport
Regions:
Tags: drones, aviation
Duration: 18'54"
13:35
Tech: chatbots, PledgeMe, and Spark's Lightbox offer
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Technology correspondent Peter Griffin on the rise of the 'chatbots'; also the local crowdfunding platform PledgeMe moves into peer-to-peer lending. And in the latest development in the complex and rapidly evolving video streaming on demand market, Spark says it will keep giving away Lightbox free to all home broadband customers.
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Technology correspondent Peter Griffin on the rise of the 'chatbots'; using artificial intelligence to simulate responses and conversations on a social network or customer service website near you.
Also the local crowdfunding platform PledgeMe moves into peer-to-peer lending, and Spark says it will keep giving away its online video streaming service Lightbox to all home broadband customers.
It's another development in the complex and rapidly evolving video streaming on demand market, with Sky's internet TV service Neon about to go HD and launch an app for Apple TV, and the Australian parent company of streaming service Quickflix going into voluntary administration. Meanwhile, Netflix's crackdown on local consumers using VPNs to access an expanded catalogue could lead to an exodus of subscribers.
Topics: technology
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Tags: Chatbot, AI, crowdfunding, PledgeMe, video streaming on demand
Duration: 15'03"
13:50
Science: new contraceptives and genes that make you look older
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Dr Chris Smith of The Naked Scientists. This week, a new contraceptive and fertility treatment in one. And a gene that adds to years to your appearance has been documented by scientists studying people in The Netherlands and the UK.
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Dr Chris Smith of The Naked Scientists with the latest science news.
This week, a new form of contraceptive and fertility treatment in one. Writing in Science Translational Medicine, Matteo Avella and his colleagues have developed a coating made from parts of the outer shell of human eggs to trap sperm and prevent fertilisation in mice. The same tool could also be useful in selecting the fittest sperm for fertility treatments.
And genes that make you look old. A gene that adds two years to your appearance has been documented by scientists studying people in the Netherlands and the UK.
Topics: health, science
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Tags: fertility, contraception, ageing
Duration: 9'04"
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We're playing these tracks too...
Artist: Nvdes
Track: The Other Side
Composer: Josh Ocean
Label: B3SCI
Artist: Oddisee
Track: That's Love
Composer: Oddisee
Album: The Good Fight
Label: MELLO MMG068
Artist: Wildchild (JM Jackmaster mashed it up edit)
Track: Renegade Master
Composer: Jack Brown
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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15:00
Kano
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Grime stalwart and proud Eastender Kano takes Sam Wicks back to the East Ham streets of his youth.
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A stalwart of the UK’s Grime scene since he first announced himself as a precocious, clash-ready teen, Kano is now something of an elder statesman of Grime's UK Garage-influenced, Jamaican music-indebted sound.
"I feel like everything has affected this sound ... even our parents coming from the West Indies and coming over in the '60s," says Kano. "We are definitely influenced by the English culture that we kind of grew up with, but also our parents' reggae music and dancehall."
Kano’s fifth studio album Made in the Manor returns the proud Eastender to the streets of his youth and the relationships that put him on his grimey path.
From his home in London, Kano takes Sam Wicks back to where it all started.
MUSIC DETAILS
Artist: Kano
Song: This is England, Endz
Composer: K.Robinson
Album: Made in the Manor
Label: Parlophone, Bigger Picture Music
Artist: Kano feat. Wiley and Giggs
Song: 3 Wheels-up
Composer: K.Robinson, R.Cowie, N.Thompson
Album: Made in the Manor
Label: Parlophone, Bigger Picture Music
Artist: Kano feat. JME
Song: Flow of the Year
Composer: K.Robinson, J.Adenuga
Album: Made in the Manor
Label: Parlophone, Bigger Picture Music
Artist: Kano
Song: T-Shirt Weather in the Manor
Composer: K.Robinson, F.Smith
Album: Made in the Manor
Label: Parlophone, Bigger Picture Music
Artist: Kano
Song: Deep Blues
Composer: K.Robinson, F.Smith, D.Albarn
Album: Made in the Manor
Label: Parlophone, Bigger Picture Music
Artist: Kano
Song: Strangers
Composer: K.Robinson, S.Beste, J.Milliner
Album: Made in the Manor
Label: Parlophone, Bigger Picture Music
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Topics: music
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Tags: Grime, hip hop, London, East Ham, Kano, Wiley, Dizzee Rascal
Duration: 10'37"
19:30
Water Or Gold by Hollie Smith
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Nick Bollinger delves into the homegrown soul of Hollie Smith.
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Nick Bollinger delves into the homegrown soul of Hollie Smith.
It begins with the simmering chords of a Hammond organ, a rhythm section straining at the leash, and a voice that could be straight out of some black southern church, warming up with a wordless, soulful moan.
Water Or Gold is the third full-length record Hollie Smith has released in a recording career that is now well into its second decade, and comes on with the kind of assuredness that says you are in the hands of someone who knows what they like, what they want to hear, and are going to do it their way.
Hollie Smith wrote and produced all the songs on Water Or Gold, and it seems very much the product of her particular tastes. She cut her teeth singing along to classic Aretha Franklin and James Brown records, picking up licks and phrases along the way from artists as diverse and individual as Chaka Khan and Prince – all of which I can hear traces of in the opener, from which the album takes its title. Not that it comes off as pastiche. Perhaps the biggest lesson she’s learned from her heroes is that, however much you admire the tradition, the real task of the soul singer is to find one’s own voice. And for most of this album you know you could only be listening to Hollie.
But if Smith has long since absorbed the lessons of her singing heroes into a style that’s identifiably her own, as a songwriter she still sometimes wears her influences on the outside. And in the case of a ballad like ‘In Love Again’, it is as though she has built her song on top of the foundations of an existing classic - in this case James Brown’s ‘It’s A Man’s World.’
Hollie Smith’s trials in the music industry have been well-documented. Enough to say that her career was held up for several years when what was supposed to be her big international break turned to corporate custard. And the residual bitterness from that experience seeped through the songs on her last album Humour and the Misfortune of Others. The title was a strange misnomer; there was little humour and the only misfortune under discussion seemed to be Hollie’s own. You won’t exactly find humour on Water Or Gold either. But there’s a sense that singing about life’s hardships and losses is the surest path to that intangible thing called soul.
Water Or Gold doesn’t fundamentally change Hollie Smith’s formula. As a singer she’s always known who she is and what she wants to do. But as a collection it offers more for the listener to latch onto, as it delves deeper into Hollie’s increasingly personal brand of soul. It’s a record that reaches out by reaching in.
Songs featured: Water or Gold, Anymore, Helena, In Love Again, Holding On, Poor on Poor, Older Younger.
Water Or Gold is available on Warner Music.
Topics: music
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Tags: Hollie Smith, music, music review
Duration: 11'26"
17:00
Beastwars - The Death of All Things
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Beastwars 'obey the riff' on 'The Death Of All Things', their third and possibly final release.
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Over the course of two albums and and a lot of blood, sweat and touring, Wellington's Beastwars are one of the most loved bands in the country.
They released their third record The Death Of All Things with this comment, "It was a tough one to make but we couldn't be more proud of the way it turned out. A break up album that in some ways brought us together again as a band."
Zac Arnold caught up with Nathan 'Nato' Hickey and Matthew Hyde to find out how much truth is in a name.
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Music Details
Artist: Beastwars
Songs: Call To The Mountain, The Devil Took Her, Witches, The Death Of All Things
Composer: Beastwars
Album: The Death Of All Things
Label: Destroy Records
Topics: music
Regions: Wellington Region
Tags: Beastwars, The Death Of All Things, metal, rock, Nick Keller
Duration: 14'09"
13:00
avoid! avoid
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avoid! avoid on their European influence and their debut 'Particles and Waves'.
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With members formerly in bands like The Subliminals, The Instigators and The Hasselhoff Experiment, avoid! avoid were going to be able to make a racket. But what was that going to sound like and what were their intentions behind their debut LP Particles and Waves? Zac Arnold finds out.
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Introducing avoid! avoid
Music Details
Artist: avoid! avoid
Songs: Polytechnik, Ultra Deep Field, Avoid Avoid
Composer: avoid! avoid
Album: Particles and Wave
Label: Flying Nun Records
Topics: music
Regions: Auckland Region
Tags: avoid! avoid, The Subliminals, The Hasselhoff Experiment, Little Bark, White Swan Black Swan, Flying Nun Records, krautrock, New Zealand music
Duration: 12'15"
14:00
Introducing SWIDT
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SWIDT introduce their track 'No More Parties In Stoneyhunga.'
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Name of project: SWIDT (See What I Did There)
Real names: Isaiah Libeau (Smokey), Daniel Latu (Spycc), Amon McGoram (INF), Asher Schwencke (Boomer), Jamal Muavae (JAMAL), Aaryn Orchard(A.Z.A)
Age (of project): 6 years
Hometown: Onehunga, Auckland
Associated acts: Spycc&INF, David Dallas, Jay Rock (TDE), Kendrick Lamar, Hit Boy, Audio Push
Musical guilty pleasure: S.O.S Band - Just be good to me and many more.
Formative musical experience: Drums, Key board, fruityloops, Ableton
Links: Facebook / Soundcloud
Music Details
Artist: SWIDT
Song: No More Parties In Stoneyhunga
Composer: SWIDT
Album: No More Parties In Stoneyhunga single
Label: SWIDT
Topics: music
Regions: Auckland Region
Tags: Introducing, SWIDT, SmokeyGotBeatz, Spycc, hip hop, rap, New Zealand music
Duration: 5'06"
14:05
Tigilau Ness - Unity Pacific
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Unity Pacific's Tigilau Ness talks about the years of music and political struggle with Trevor Reekie
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Tigilau Ness has walked a radical path which has seen him expelled from Mt Albert Grammar, protest the 1970s and 80s Dawn Raids as a Polynesian Panther, and even serve a year’s jail time for opposing the 1981 Springbok Tour.
But throughout the struggle, music and family - he’s Dad to accomplished musician Che Fu - have always prevailed and got him through tough times.
Prior to the release of their new Unity Pacific album Blackbirder Dread, Tigilau sits down with Trevor Reekie and talks about the importance of knowing your roots.
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Music details
Artist: Unity Pacific
Song: Rock Away,
Composer: Tigilau Ness, Che Fu
Album: Blackbirder Dread
Label: A Moving Production Limited.
Artist: Unity Pacific
Song: Where You Gonna Run, Herb Tell the Truth, Praising Rastafari, Girl I Never Knew, Blackbirder Dread, Hold Me Close
Composer: Tigilau Ness
Album: Blackbirder Dread
Label: A Moving Production Limited.
Artist: Unity Pacific
Song: Into the Dread
Composer: Ness, Unity Pacific
Album: Into the Dread
Label: A Moving Production Limited.
Artist: Unity Pacific
Song: Red Squad
Composer: Ness,
Album: From Street to Sky
Label: A Moving Production Limited.
Topics: music
Regions:
Tags: Unity Pacific, slavery, Rastafarianism, Springbok Tour, reggae, Che Fu, Polynesian Panthers, Dawn Raid
Duration: 15'37"
15:25
Bailey Wiley
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Auckland-based neo-soul artist Bailey Wiley on her new EP, S.O.M.M. (Still On My Mind), written and recorded over two years between Auckland and Berlin.
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Auckland-based neo-soul artist Bailey Wiley speaks to Melody Thomas about her new EP, S.O.M.M. (Still On My Mind), written and recorded over two years between Auckland and Berlin.
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Topics: music
Regions:
Tags: Loop Recordings, Berlin, Bailey Wiley
Duration: 6'59"
16:05
The Secret Life of Birth Music
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In the Secret Life Of Birth Music, Yadana Saw meets the mums and midwifes, doctors and dads who push play on the soundtrack that greets the newly arrived.
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The experience of first time pregnancy is equal parts daunting, exciting and exhausting - and that's not just due to the baby swimming around inside you. The well-meaning barrage of seemingly helpful advice, gentle suggestion and straight out missives can add to the existential concerns already swirling around soon-to-be parents' minds.
Now that it is medically proven that music can help mothers in labour, expecting parents can add playlist curation to the list of things to add to their birthing preparations.
Feeling the push to learn more, in the Secret Life of Birth Music, RNZ music producer Yadana Saw talks with the pregnant, their partners and the professionals about the playlists that help bring the new babies into the world.
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Music details
Artist: Salt N Pepa
Song: Push It
Composer: Hurby Azor. Ray Davies
Album: Hot, Cool & Vicious
Label: London
Artist: Sarah Brightman
Song: Time To Say Goodbye (Con Te Partiro)
Composer: L.Quarantotto, F. Sartori, F. Peterson
Album: Time To Say Goodbye
Label: Angel
Artist: Brian Eno
Song: Neroli
Composer: Brian Eno
Album: Neroli (Thinking Music Part IV)
Label: All Saints
Artist: Amiina
Song: Skaaka
Composer: Amiina
Album: AminaamiinA
Label: Smekkleysa
Artist: George Benson
Song: Give Me The Night
Composer: Temperton
Album: Give Me The Night
Label: Warner Bros
Artist: Pearl Jam
Song: Just Breathe
Composer: Pearl Jam
Album: Back Spacer
Label: Universal
Artist: John Legend
Song: All of Me (Tiesto Birthday Treatment Remix)
Composer: Toby Gad, John Stephens
Album: Single
Label: Private
Artist: David Bowie and Queen
Song: Under Pressure
Composer: Bowie, Deacon, May, Mercury, Taylor
Album: Hot Space
Label: EMI
Artist: Yo-Yo Ma
Song: Unaccompanied Cello Concerto #1
Composer: J.S. Bach
Album: The Cello Suites
Label: Sony
Artist: Beth Hardy
Song: Welcome To The World
Composer: Beth Hardy
Album: Single
Label: Private
Artist: Amiina
Song: Glamar
Composer: Amiina
Album: Kurr
Label: Ever
Artist: Bob Marley
Song: Three Little Birds
Composer: B.Marley
Album: Legend: The Best of Bob Marley and The Wailers
Label: Island
Artist: Elizabeth Mitchell
Song: Sleep Eye
Composer: Woody Guthrie
Album: Little Seed - Songs for Children by Woodie Guthrie
Label: Smithsonian Folkways
Topics: music
Regions:
Tags: pregnancy, childbirth, John Legend, music therapy, doula, midwifery, Pearl Jam, Brian Eno
Duration: 24'40"
17:00
Music 101 Pocket Edition 84: Tigilau Ness, Beastwars,Bailey Wiley and NZ Music Month
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Yadana Saw shares the highlights and choice cuts from Saturday's show, featuring Tigilau Ness, Beastwars, Bailey Wiley and the forecast for this year's New Zealand Music Month.
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Yadana Saw shares the highlights and choice cuts from Saturday's show, featuring Tigilau Ness, Beastwars, Bailey Wiley and the forecast for this year's New Zealand Music Month.
Topics: music
Regions:
Tags: Unity Pacific, Beyonce, David Lynch, Beastwars, NZMM
Duration: 58'59"
19:30
All Of The Above by Joe Blossom
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Nick Bollinger delights in the existentialist groove-pop of Welllington's Joe Blossom.
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Nick Bollinger delights in the existentialist groove-pop of Welllington's Joe Blossom.
‘Hearts breaking into song’ sings Joe Blossom, summing up the mood of his excellent second album.
Joe Blossom started out as the solo performing name of Wellington-based musician Sean O’Brien, but has become something closely resembling a band, with drummer Chris Fawdray, bassist Phill Jones and vocalist Holly Beals joining O’Brien as collaborators, and other musicians coming and going, adding everything from saxophones to strings. Yet the music always seems to be built around O’Brien’s voice.
O’Brien has a vocal style that suggests the formative influence of British pop crooners like Bryan Ferry, Morrissey, or perhaps even ABC’s Martin Fry, with a strong falsetto that he puts to good use. But almost as important are the backing vocals, which are beautiful woven around his leads.
There’s a lyric sheet included with this album, and it’s a welcome thing. Not that the words are hard to hear; just that lingering over them in print is a different experience from hearing them sung. And even the inscription ‘For Albert’ or the subtitle (1905) on that title track are like cryptic clues to deciphering a song that on close inspection seems to be about the unknown Einstein, in the days before his discoveries were recognised by the world of science.
O’Brien, it seems, is a poetry buff as well as a historian; that’s clear from the opening song ‘Tyger Tyger', in which he invokes both William Blake and Dylan Thomas. But you’ll notice a lot of question marks on the printed page, too, which point to his own searching, philosophical frame of mind.
One song imagines ‘a slow jam… at the edge of oblivion’, and asks questions about wonder and beauty and what it is that heals our souls? But fine a craftsman as he is, O’Brien is neither precious nor exclusive when it comes to choosing material. And a welcome inclusion here is a song he didn’t write, by fellow Wellington band Terror of the Deep. With a 80s synth arrangement, a faintly Lennon-ish melody and a lyric that explores the “crooked streets of life’s bitter reason”, it fits right in.
Joe Blossom’s All of the Above is a lovely album and a real progression from Nocturnes, his debut of four years ago. It should be available through all he usual digital outlets, but I recommend the vinyl, with the lyric sheet.
Songs featured: The Breaking, The Only Voices, All of the Above (1905), Slow Jam, Here & Now.
All Of The Above is available on Cabbage Tree Records.
Topics: music
Regions:
Tags: Joe Blossom, music, music review
Duration: 9'42"
=SHOW NOTES=
=PLAYLIST=
2-3pm
Artist: Just Blaze
Song: Miracle
Composer: Justin Smith
Album: Single
Label: Private
Artist: Beyonce
Song: Freedom
Composer: Jonathan Coffer, Knowles, Carla Marie Williams, Dean McIntosh, Kendrick Duckworth, Frank Tirado, Alan Lomax, John Lomax, Sr.
Album: Lemonade
Label: Sony
Tigilau Ness - Unity Pacific
Artist: Unity Pacific
Song: Rock Away,
Composer: Tigilau Ness, Che Fu
Album: Blackbirder Dread
Label: A Moving Production Limited.
Artist: Unity Pacific
Song: Where You Gonna Run, Herb Tell the Truth, Praising Rastafari, Girl I Never Knew, Blackbirder Dread, Hold Me Close
Composer: Tigilau Ness
Album: Blackbirder Dread
Label: A Moving Production Limited.
Artist: Unity Pacific
Song: Into the Dread
Composer: Ness, Unity Pacific
Album: Into the Dread
Label: A Moving Production Limited.
Artist: Unity Pacific
Song: Red Squad
Composer: Ness,
Album: From Street to Sky
Label: A Moving Production Limited.
Artist: Michael Kiwanuka
Song: Black Man In A White World
Composer: M.Kiwanuka
Album: Love and Hate
Label: Communion Records
The Sampler: Hollie Smith
Artist: Hollie Smith
Songs: Water or Gold, Anymore, Helena, In Love Again, Holding On, Poor on Poor, Older Younger.
Composer: H. Smith
Album: Water and Gold
Label: Warner
Artist: October
Song: Switchblade
Composer: E. Logan
Album: Switchblade EP
Label: October
Kano
Artist: Kano
Song: This is England, Endz
Composer: K.Robinson
Album: Made in the Manor
Label: Parlophone, Bigger Picture Music
Artist: Kano feat. Wiley and Giggs
Song: 3 Wheels-up
Composer: K.Robinson, R.Cowie, N.Thompson
Album: Made in the Manor
Label: Parlophone, Bigger Picture Music
Artist: Kano feat. JME
Song: Flow of the Year
Composer: K.Robinson, J.Adenuga
Album: Made in the Manor
Label: Parlophone, Bigger Picture Music
Artist: Kano
Song: T-Shirt Weather in the Manor
Composer: K.Robinson, F.Smith
Album: Made in the Manor
Label: Parlophone, Bigger Picture Music
Artist: Kano
Song: Deep Blues
Composer: K.Robinson, F.Smith, D.Albarn
Album: Made in the Manor
Label: Parlophone, Bigger Picture Music
Artist: Kano
Song: Strangers
Composer: K.Robinson, S.Beste, J.Milliner
Album: Made in the Manor
Label: Parlophone, Bigger Picture Music
Artist: Emmy The Great
Song: Constantly
Composer: Moss
Album: Second Love
Label: Bella Union
3-4pm
The Sampler - Joe Blossom
Artist: Joe Blossom
Songs: The Breaking, The Only Voices, All of the Above (1905), Slow Jam, Here & Now.
Composer: Joe Blossom
Album: All of the Above
Label: Cabbage Tree Records
Artist: Tiny Ruins
Song: Dream Wave
Composer: H. Fullbrook
Album: Single
Label: Bella Union
Bailey Wiley
Artist: Bailey Wiley
Song: Still On My Mind, Dos Fuegos, Run With It, iCU, Take It From Me
Composer: B. Wiley
Album: S.O.M.M.
Label: Loop Recordings
avoid! avoid!
Artist: avoid! avoid
Songs: Polytechnik, Ultra Deep Field, Avoid Avoid
Composer: avoid! avoid
Album: Particles and Wave
Label: Flying Nun Records
Artist: King Gizzard and The Wizard Lizard
Song: People Vultures
Composer: King Gizzard and The Wizard Lizard
Album: Nonagon Infinity
Label: ATO Records
Artist: Unknown Mortal Orchestra
Song: Shakedown Street
Composer: Jerry Garcia and Hunter
Album: The Day of The Dead
Label: 4AD
Artist: The Magnetic Zeros
Song: Wake Up The Sun
Composer: A. Ebert
Album: PersonA
Label: Rough Trade
4pm
The Secret Life of Birth Music
Artist: Salt N Pepa
Song: Push It
Composer: Hurby Azor. Ray Davies
Album: Hot, Cool & Vicious
Label: London
Artist: Sarah Brightman
Song: Time To Say Goodbye (Con Te Partiro)
Composer: L.Quarantotto, F. Sartori, F. Peterson
Album: Time To Say Goodbye
Label: Angel
Artist: Brian Eno
Song: Neroli
Composer: Brian Eno
Album: Neroli (Thinking Music Part IV)
Label: All Saints
Artist: Amiina
Song: Skaaka
Composer: Amiina
Album: AminaamiinA
Label: Smekkleysa
Artist: George Benson
Song: Give Me The Night
Composer: Temperton
Album: Give Me The Night
Label: Warner Bros
Artist: Pearl Jam
Song: Just Breathe
Composer: Pearl Jam
Album: Back Spacer
Label: Universal
Artist: John Legend
Song: All of Me (Tiesto Birthday Treatment Remix)
Composer: Toby Gad, John Stephens
Album: Single
Label: Private
Artist: David Bowie and Queen
Song: Under Pressure
Composer: Bowie, Deacon, May, Mercury, Taylor
Album: Hot Space
Label: EMI
Artist: Yo-Yo Ma
Song: Unaccompanied Cello Concerto #1
Composer: J.S. Bach
Album: The Cello Suites
Label: Sony
Artist: Beth Hardy
Song: Welcome To The World
Composer: Beth Hardy
Album: Single
Label: Private
Artist: Amiina
Song: Glamar
Composer: Amiina
Album: Kurr
Label: Ever
Artist: Bob Marley
Song: Three Little Birds
Composer: B.Marley
Album: Legend: The Best of Bob Marley and The Wailers
Label: Island
Artist: Elizabeth Mitchell
Song: Sleep Eye
Composer: Woody Guthrie
Album: Little Seed - Songs for Children by Woodie Guthrie
Label: Smithsonian Folkways
Artist: Brian Eno
Song: Fickle Sun (III) I’m Set Free
Composer: Cale/Reed
Album: The Ship
Label: Warp
Beastwars
Artist: Beastwars
Songs: Call To The Mountain, Witches, The Death Of All Things
Composer: Beastwars
Album: The Death Of All Things
Label: Destroy Records
Introducing: SWIDT
Artist: SWIDT
Song: No More Parties In Stoneyhunga
Composer: SWIDT
Album: No More Parties In Stoneyhunga Single
Label: SWIDT
Artist: Deakin
Song: Golden Chords
Composer: Josh Dibb
Album: Sleep Cycle
Label: My Animal Home
===5:11 PM. | Focus on Politics===
=DESCRIPTION=
Analysis of political issues presented by RNZ's Parliamentary team (RNZ)
===5:30 PM. | Tagata o te Moana===
Tagata o te Moana for 30 April 2016
Australia's controversial offshore detention regime hits a massive stumbling block; Fiji's parliament votes against reinstating the Great Council of Chiefs; Stalemate over probe into high profile PNG fraud case; Pacific thinking about collective action over long line fishing; Lessons from the Christchurch earthquakes used to heal in Fiji; CNMI school group to challenge court gun ruling; Secret to Pacific growth in its growing working age population; Fiji disappointed after Radradra picked for Australia.
=DESCRIPTION=
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===
=DESCRIPTION=
In-depth interviews selected from RNZ National's feature programmes during the week (RNZ)
===7:06 PM. | Saturday Night===
=DESCRIPTION=
Saturday nights on RNZ National is where Phil O'Brien plays the songs you want to hear. All music from 7 till midnight (RNZ)RNZ NATIONAL Programme Schedule
=AUDIO=
=SHOW NOTES=
7 – 8
The Eagles - Saturday Night
Al Green and Lyle Lovett - Funny How Time Slips Away
Frankie Laine – Don’t Cry
Maria Muldaur – Midnight At The Oasis
Lambert, Hendricks and Ross - Centrepiece
Prague Brassivo – Send In The Clowns
Helen Kane – I Taut I Saw A Puddy Tat
Linda Ronstadt - Blue Bayou
Bob Dylan – Don’t Think Twice
The Persuasions - Angel Of Harlem
Julie London - Sway
Dave Brubeck - Bossa Nova USA
Christy Moore - Welcome To The Cabaret
8 – 9
Louis Armstrong - Do You Know What It Means To Miss New Orleans
Alfie Boe – Ave Verum Corpus
Jimmie Rodgers – In The Jailhouse Now
The Band Of The Corps Of Royal Engineers - Evening Hymn
Sarah McLachlan - Wear Your Love Like Heaven
Blerta – Dance All Around The World
Kate and Anna McGarrigle – Heartbeats Accelerating
Beaver - What A Difference A Day Makes
Andrew London - Country's Buggered
Brenda Lee – Little Jonah
Dr. John – Such A Night
Brenton Wood – Gimme Little Sign
Dan Hicks And His Hot Licks - I Scare Myself
10CC - Rock And Roll Lullaby
9 – 10
Pentatonix - Royals
Fred Dagg - The Gumboot Song
Spirit – Nature’s Way
Errol Garner – Laura
Mark Knopfler – Postcards From Paraguay
Alison Krauss and Robert Plant - When The Levee Breaks
Paul Simon - Ace In The Hole
Bob Andy and Marcia Griffiths – Young, Gifted And Black
Chet Atkins - Take Five
Alain Bashung – What’s In A Bird
Hello Sailor – Gutter Black
Pat Kirtley – Danny Boy
Timi Yuro - Hurt
Leon Russell - This Masquerade
Kirsty McColl - They Don't Know
10 – 11
Stevie Wonder - As
John Prine – The Great Compromise
Alabama 3 - Speed Of The Sound Of Loneliness
Billy Swan – Lover Please
John Lindberg Trio – Hats Off To Larry
Dion and Paul Simon - New York
The Brian Setzer Orchestra - Jumpin’ East Of Java
Hugh Laurie – You Don’t Know My Mind
Cerrone - Supernature
Bobby Blue Bland - If Loving You Is Wrong
Willy DeVille - I Call Your Name
11 - Midnight: Late Night Phil
We look back at the week in music history.
Brother Jack McDuff - Screamin'
Harry Belafonte (with Bob Dylan) - The Midnight Special
Del Shannon - From Me To You
Van Morrison - Georgia On My Mind
Jimi Hendrix - Angel
Mick Jagger - Just Another Night
Patrick Alley - Just Another Night
Gary Wright - Love Is Alive
Brave Combo - Louie Louie
Mick Ronson - Slaughter On Tenth Avenue
Wilko Johnson - She Does It Right