A new study has concluded that Māori were likely the first humans to set eyes on Antartic waters and even the continent itself.

Researchers from Manaaki Whenua Landcare Research and Te Rūnanga o Ngāi… Audio

Direct from San Diego, the rock band The Schizophonics are live in our Auckland studio. They're known for their explosive and frenzied live performances. Pat Beers is the lead singer and guitarist… Audio

American mountaineer and writer Jon Krakauer was a member of a fateful 1996 Mount Everest expedition that got caught in a blizzard that claimed eight lives, including New Zealanders Rob Hall and… Audio, Gallery

Dr Sarb Johal is a specialist in the psychology of disaster recovery and pandemics. He's been thinking about ways to make working from home work for you, and has come up with 9 key points. Audio

On this week's show there's blues from Taj Mahal and Daddy Long Legs, reggae courtesy of Bob Marley, new music from Curtis Baker & The Bravehearts plus tracks from Mark's album of the year - The… Audio

Kara Rickard sits down with Soundsplash founders Naomi Tuao and Brian Ruawai who share the ups and downs of running one of New Zealand's longest running festivals. Audio

Kara Rickard sits down with Soundsplash founders Naomi Tuao and Brian Ruawai who share the ups and downs of running one of New Zealand's longest running festivals. Audio

Guest reviewer Maggie Tweedie breaks down Isaac Aesili's series of new albums. Audio

In the third of a four part series revisiting albums that turned 30 this year, Tony Stamp looks locally to New Zealand made albums from 1995. Audio

Maggie Tweedie talks to musician Joe Armon Jones of Ezra Collective. Audio

Peter McLennan joins Tony Stamp in the studio - He's a member of Hallelujah Picassos, who commissioned 15 Remixes of their song 'Rewind' to honour the late vocalist Bobbylon. Audio

During the week, Kara Rickard spoke to dance music producer PONZ, a kiwi musician based in Bristol. Audio

Andrew Keoghan joins Tony Stamp live in studio to talk about making music in Los Angeles and his upcoming album 'SPA'. Audio

Rob Thorne is an internationally renowned Māori taonga pūoro musician and anthropologist, at the forefront of the revival of traditional Māori instruments.  Audio

Vasanti Unka's newest children's book PukaPuka is a celebration of reading and the role library's play in our communities.  Audio

Chef Del Holland is back to show us how to whip up something impressive, without breaking the bank this Christmas.  Audio