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My Latest Track: Mohi
11:28 AM.Maori neo-soul artist Mohi shares his new single 'Up Late' from forthcoming album The Flowers That Grow From Concrete Pavements. Read more Video, Audio
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Will making nature sacred save it?
11:06 AM.Anthropologist Dimitris Xygalatas has spent most of his academic life studying rituals, and has come to believe the reverence that comes with them is the key to preserving our natural environment. Read more Audio
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Alice Taylor: making delicious, no-frills food
10:35 AM.Chef and writer Alice Taylor has grown her Instagram following from 40,000 to over 300,000. The secret ingredient? Authenticity. Read more Audio
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Best Song Eva: Temepara Bailey
10:06 AM.Netball great Temepara Bailey has returned home after three years coaching the Gold Coast Titans. She joins Stacey to choose her 'Best Song Eva'. Read more Audio
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Calling Home: Alistair Wiggins from Pune, India
9:40 AM.Alistair Wiggins moved from London to Pune, India in 2018. It's a place known for its temperate climate and engineering schools. Alistair's with Stacey to talk about settling in in India and the city… Read more Audio
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Eboni Waitere: Taking the helm at the Publishers Association
8:30 AM.Eboni Waitere (Ngāti Kahungunu, Rangitāne) has just made history with her appointment as the first Māori president of the Publishers Association of New Zealand. Read more Audio
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Sunday Quiz with Hamish McDouall
8:25 AM.Former Whanganui Mayor Hamish McDouall is with us with a curly question for today's quiz. Read more Audio
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News from the UK with Jamie Tahana
8:14 AM.London-based freelance journalist and former RNZ reporter Jamie Tahana is with us to talk about the news of the week in the UK and Europe. Read more Audio
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Posting ennui: Is social media getting less social?
11:42 AM.Have you noticed a drop in breakfast photos and random musings on your social media pages? It's not just you. Read more Audio
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Defective buildings: Holding those responsible to account
11:32 AM.John Gray, president of the Home Owners & Buyers Association of New Zealand, is back with Jim to talk about what is being done in other countries to lift building standards and dissuade rogue… Read more Audio
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Could microbes help unlock the mystery of dementia?
11:06 AM.A hidden world of bacteria and fungi could play a role in neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer's. Read more Audio
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Across the Tasman with ABC’s Angus Grigg
10:35 AM.ABC's Four Corners revealed how a simple scam saw tens of thousands of Australians fraudulently claim at least $2b in GST refunds. Read more Audio
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Calling Home: Lynda Flinn from Nova Scotia
10:07 AM.Lynda Flinn has been living in the seaside town of Chester, Nova Scotia, for almost 36 years. Read more Audio
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Dr Stephen Best: Can we throw away our specs?
9:46 AM.Ophthalmologist Stephen Best is with Jim to talk about the latest 'cure' for poor eyesight being touted on social media. Read more Audio
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The Sunday Morning Quiz
9:40 AM.Our usual quizmaster is taking a break this week, so Jim is joined by regular listener Ray Coventry. Read more Audio
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Riley Knight: History's Strangest Deaths
8:33 AM.hHost of the Half-Arsed History podcast Riley Knight has just released his highly entertaining debut book History's Strangest Deaths. Read more Audio
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Can Trump and Putin make headway?
8:13 AM.Trump says Ukraine will need to make territorial concessions to stop the war. Ukraine doesn't agree. What will likely happen? Read more Audio
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The difficulty of finding a job after 50
11:51 AM.Are employers biased against older job applicants? Read more Audio
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Costa Botes: Remembering Forgotten Silver
11:27 AM.Nineties mockmentary Forgotten Silver is having a short run as part of the NZIFF. Read more Audio
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What’s My Book About: Lauren Roche
11:06 AM.Lauren Roche's latest novel Julia Eichardt - A Life of Grit and Grace brings to life the untold story of one of Queenstown's resilient settlers. Read more Audio
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Exercise can help older adults reduce 'memory glitches'
10:40 AM.A big study has found adults over 50 have less "memory glitches" when they have better wellbeing - including a decent exercise regime. Read more Audio
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Stylist Sarah Stuart on statement socks and perfect pants
10:17 AM.Sarah Stuart joins Jim to discuss fast fashion, your choice of socks, and how to find pants that fit well. Read more Audio
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Temuera Morrison on his new show Chief of War
10:06 AM.Temuera Morrison joins Jim to talk about the Apple TV+ series and what it was like to shoot on the beaches of Hawaii. Read more Audio
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Is tanning making a comeback?
9:40 AM.Despite the risks of tanning some are still seeking to be bronzed by the sun - not only to darken their skin but for other purported benefits. Read more Audio
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The Sunday Morning Quiz
8:49 AM.Jim is joined by RNZ's lead scheduler Nick Robinson who is filling in for our regular quizmaster this week. Read more Audio