Jim Mora
Coronation in the Kingdom of Lochac
The Kingdom of Lochac is a regional branch of the Society for Creative Anachronism. They're celebrating their Autumn Coronation this weekend in Christchurch. Audio
Helen Danesh Meyer: The science of blinking
How blinking can help your sight and why scientists think worsening vision can predict dementia. Audio
Naomi Arnold: Te Araroa catch-up
We catch up with journalist and author. Naomi Arnold who’s walking Te Araroa. Audio
What your favourite Shakespeare play says about you.
Jim asks actor Mark Hadlow if someone’s choice of Shakespeare play gives any clues as to their character Audio
Mark Vette: How much is too much on vet care?
Animal behaviorist Mark Vette joins us with advice on how to negotiate the practical and emotional aspects of health spending for our animal companions. Audio
Jack Whaley-Cohen: The Sunday Quiz
It’s Sunday morning, so wake up your brain and have a go! Audio
Frances Manwaring: Insisting on visibility
Frances Manwaring refuses to accept that we age out of visibility. Her latest book, 'Never Succumb to Beige' is not only a personal philosophy, but a rallying cry to those who fear becoming invisible… Audio
The headlines we didn’t read
Mary Argue is back guiding us through the latest weird and wonderful headlines from the world of science including the many universes that could be created with every decision we make - among other… Audio
Gavin Strawhan on his debut crime novel, The Call
Best known for his screen work on the likes of Shortland Street, Outrageous Fortune, Nothing Trivial, and Mercy Peak, writer Gavin Strawhan joins us to talk about his debut crime novel centered on a… Audio
The Sunday Morning Quiz with Jack Waley-Cohen
Quiz master Jack Waley-Cohen is back for another Sunday Morning quiz. Audio
Lucy Corry: The campaign for a good muffin
Award winning author, food blogger, Lucy Corry joins us for another foodie catch-up. She wants to reinstate muffins to their former glory...and will stop at MUFFIN! Audio
The untold story of WWII’s last female spy
Award-winning historical documentary producer and writer Jude Dobson, shares the incredible story of Phyllis "Pippa" Latour, who parachuted into occupied France in 1944 as an undercover agent. Audio
Calling Home: The kiwi cafe making it big in Hollywood
LA locals have access to steak and cheese pies, flat whites and fresh fruit ice cream, curtesy of the New Zealand themed 'Ponsonby Road Cafe'. Audio
Are floating cities the future of urban living?
Dutch architect, Koen Olthuis has set his sights on the world's rapidly rising sea levels - not on battling these forces but harnessing them as the basis for a new architectural revolution -… Audio
Professor Al Gillespie: Update and analysis
Waikato University's International Law professor Alexander Gillespie joins us with analysis of the latest developments worldwide. Audio
David McAlpine: Your noise and hearing questions answered
Following Professor David McAlpine's chat with Jim last week, so many of you got in touch with questions we've asked him back. Audio
Ali Hill: The Nutrition Edition
Dr Ali Hill from Otago University's Department of Human Nutrition is back. She looks at the different types of salt available and assesses their nutritional benefits. Audio
Is television news dead?
Research NZ have been asking New Zealanders about the importance of having a choice of television channels for news and current affairs and how important it was to have news on television compared… Audio
Skindred's new reggae album
The band Skindred have just won Best Alternative Act at the 2024 MOBO Awards - MOBO standing for Music Of Black Origin. Audio
Calling Home: Zara DuCrôs in New York City
Aucklander, Zara DuCrôs, has been living and studying acting in New York for the last three years. When she's not busy auditioning, she works as a children's birthday party entertainer. From gorgeous… Audio