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Afternoons
Jesse Mulligan presents an upbeat mix of the curious and the compelling, ranging from the stories of the day to the great questions of our time.
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Feature: Sir Greg Doran on why Shakespeare remains relevant
Sir Greg Doran is somewhat of a legend in the world of theatre and William Shakepeare. The first time the former Artistic Director Emeritus of the Roy...
Easy Eats: Spaghetti with olive oil, garlic and chilli
Kelly Gibney is with Emile to share her latest Easy Eat recipe.
Heading Off to Fiji with Barbara Kendall!
Heading Off is our weekly travel segment driven by your stories. If you want to talk about your recent trip on the radio - get in touch via 2101 or af...
Stories from the Kakapo Files
Time now for the Kakapo Files, with Alison Ballance. The biggest kakapo breeding season on record kicked off seven months ago. It's now at the stage w...
Find out how a "Night Mayor" could work in reality
In our most recent Solving the World's Problems segment Emile spoke to Verity Johnson, who advocated very passionately for Auckland appointing a night...
Celebrating Success: The Auckland student giving back
We love celebrating small-business success here on Afternoons, and people who do good things for their communities and our next guest is a great examp...
Should you follow the exercise advice you get on social media?
It won't come as a surprise to any of you that social media can be a minefield of information - and misinformation. You click on something and next mi...
Feature Interview: Hannah Richell
One ordinary morning in Sydney 12 years ago, novelist Hannah Richell's husband, Matt had died in a surfing accident at Tamarama Beach. In an instant,...
Tech Tuesday with Tim Batt
We talk all things tech with Tim Batt.
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Book Critic - Catherine Ross
Afternoons critic Catherine Ross joins Emile to share what she's been reading.
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Mayoral Minutes with Waimakariri District Mayor Dan Gordon
It's time for Mayoral minutes where we speak with a local mayor about the challenges they're facing how they're working to solve them and what makes t...
We meet the people who actually like swimming in cold water
Ice swimming is officially classified as swimming in water 5 degrees C or below... No wetsuit allowed! This Thursday 43 intrepid swimmers from around...
Could we see the return of the infamous car crushing?
The controversial move is among measures National would like to bring back under proposed new anti-social road user laws. The Antisocial Road Use Legi...
Remembering Sam Neill
As you no doubt will have heard, yesterday we lost perhaps the finest actor New Zealand has ever produced, Sir Sam Neill, at the age of 78. From Kiwi...
The pre-Panel: Your daily dose of stuff and nonsense
Wallace Chapman and Emile Donovan star in the shortest show on radio, where they show they really can make something out of nothing, join them to be p...
Feature Interview
For most of her life, Libby Trickett's heart powered one of Australia's greatest swimming careers. Many New Zealanders will remember her by her maiden...
TV Critic: The Agency & Mint
Afternoons critic Philippa Rennie shares what she's been watching on the small screen.
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Expert Feature - Hair Transplants
Hair loss affects millions of people, but it's something many of us still feel uncomfortable talking about.
For some it's simply part of gettin...
Emile Goes Clubbing: North Shore Bridge Club
Monday afternoon is when Emile likes to hit the clubs, so get your comfy shoes on and get ready to shuffle. If you've got a club, or society that you'...
OZ Update: What's happening in Australia?
Pauline Hanson's popularity has soared over the past month, but has it started to slip? Jacob Johnson joined us for the latest news from Australia.
Māori baby names gaining popularity
In a few years' time there's about to be a lot more Maias, Arohas, and Kauris in the playground.
Recent figures and search trends reveal more a...
Emile meets Australia's most popular landscaper
Allow me to introduce you to one of the most satisfying corners of the internet. I'm talking of course about the online world of Nathan Stafford, bett...
Should we be worried about sharing Netflix passwords?
The issue of paywall breaches is back in the spotlight after business news website NBR reached out-of-court settlements over the unauthorised use of i...
The pre-Panel: Your daily dose of stuff and nonsense
Wallace Chapman and Emile Donovan star in the shortest show on radio, where they show they really can make something out of nothing, join them to be p...
Political Group Chat: How old is too old to be in Parliament?
It's time for our politics group chat, which is rapidly becoming one of my favourite chats .. mainly because we have wonderful guests who are happy to...
Your Money with Mary Holm
Personal finance expert Mary Holm is with Emile in the Auckland studio and she's going to talk about the power of drip feeding into investments.
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Relationships: Managing disinterested grandparents
Okay it is time to talk relationships now - Emile is joined by Professor Kirsty Ross from Massey University's School of Psychology Do let us know if t...
Explaining "disarmament" and "deconfliction" practically
The ongoing conflicts in Iran, Lebanon, Gaza and Ukraine mean terms like "deconfliction" and "disarmament" are becoming more and more prevalent in new...
"Stop scrolling and start strolling!"
We'd love to know what you're up to this long weekend and how you plan to celebrate Matariki. Some Canterbury DOC rangers have been sharing some of th...
The Mosgiel man who gave 200 pizzas to flood stricken residents
It's been a tough week for many of you in the South Island coping with the effects of flooding, closed roads and damaged infrastructure. For those not...
Want to save on your power bill? This chat is for you!
We chatted about power prices on the show yesterday and boy did you have thoughts! The Electricity Authority says most households have seen an average...
The pre-Panel: Your daily dose of stuff and nonsense
Wallace Chapman and Perlina Lau star in the shortest show on radio, where they show they really can make something out of nothing, join them to be par...
Easy Eats: Miso Mushroom Pasta
Wednesday means Easy Eats - when we share a recipe that's heavy on flavour but light on time - Kelly Gibney is away so we're stoked to welcome back th...
Heading Off to Andalucia in Spain!
Time for Heading Off - our travel segment powered by your adventures. If you've got a story to share do get in touch .. no trip is too small or too bi...
Stories from Our Changing World
Time for our weekly catch up with Our Changing World's Claire Concannon. And this week's episode is all about the science of landslides, and some rese...
How can you avoid getting scammed online?
We're going to talk scams now because Netsafe says most New Zealand adults have encountered a scam in the past year, and many of them will have lost m...
Feature: Why how we drink has shaped our civilisation
It's Dry July and thousands of New Zealanders are giving up alcohol to raise money. It's a chance to rethink our relationship with drinking, but maybe...
How can you keep your power costs down?
If it seems like your power bill is more expensive .. you'd be right. The Electricity Authority says most households have seen an average increase of...
What you need to know if your house is hit by flooding
The heavy rain that has seen flooding in parts of Kaikoura is moving up the country - leaving behind a huge clean up job for many of you. Those clean...
Does the price of tobacco prevent you smoking?
We're going to start today's show talking about smoking. It's back in the headlines after a recent bust saw more than a million cigarettes seized and...