Nights

Karyn talk to Hayden Donnell about this weeks media stories

Rev Frank Ritchie talks about the new season of his "Re-Covering" podcast - where he sits down with some of New Zealand's top journalists to unpack the one story from their career that has most impacted them, personally and professionally.

Head of Psychology at University of Canterbury, Professor Don Hine gives us a crash course on the psychology behind environmental campaigns like Plastic Free July.

Nights' Philosopher Ann Kerwin is back. Tonight she takes a look at the essay by American ethicist Henry Frankfurt called THE IMPORTANCE OF WHAT WE CARE ABOUT.

We talk to Rich Preston from BBC World in London where they're waking up to what the tabloids are calling Meltdown Monday and Blowtorch Britain as a red alert heatwave is set to send temperatures beyond 40C

We speak to the team behind the feature film Shut Eye - a coming of age drama exploring the world of ASMR or autonomous sensory meridian response, which is an online phenomenon where streamers use sound therapy to connect with audiences.

Our overseas correspondent tonight is Sri-Lanka based journalist and author Fidel Fernando.

Podiatrist Emma Worthington joins us once again.

Nutritionist Amanda Brien makes her debut as a science regular on the show - she'll be talking about efforts to restrict advertisements for junk food and sugary drinks near schools and how areas of high deprivation were the most concentrated markets for fast food suppliers.

Dillon Mayhew, Associate Professor from the School of Mathematics and Statistics at Te Heranga Waka/Victoria University of Wellington joins us once again. The Fields Medals for 2022 have just been awarded. Dillon will talk us through the work of this year's winners.