Nights

We speak to operations manager at Radio Kahungunu, Apikara Brightwell.

We get an introduction to Open Data with Paul Stone, NZ Open Government Data Programme Lead at Stats NZ Tatauranga Aotearoa.

To mark what would have been New Zealand crime writer and theatre director Dame Ngaio Marsh's 125th birthday, we speak to biographer Bruce Harding.

Another self-confessed geek, Stella McQueen our New Zealand native fish expert has a lovely idea to keep the children (and adults) entertained in lockdown.

Our favourite sci-fi geek Eleanor Tremeer joins us once again. Tonight she asks how human evolution is presented in scifi and what that tells us about where we think we're heading?

Hayden Donnell joins us once again. He's been watching some increasing media resistance to the deification of Dr Ashley Bloomfield.

Dr Michael Baker, epidemiologoist and professor of public health at Otago University in Wellington joins us once again to talk us though the latest coronovirus data.

A bunch of well loved actors from across New Zealand have come together for Sidekick, a new improvised comedy web series, made during lock down, shot entirely on zoom. Creator and director Ella Hope-Higginson and co-creator Milo Cawthorne join us from from lockdown at Ella's parents' house in Whanganui.

As time online skyrockets, data usage breaks all records and many of us take it for granted, not everyone has the same access to the internet. The Citizens Advice Bureau New Zealand has released the report 'Face to Face with Digital Exclusion' to spotlight the impacts of government digital services on inclusion and wellbeing in society. We're joined by Sacha Green the CAB's National Legal and Strategic Advisor.

Van Jackson is a senior lecturer in International Relations at Victoria University of Wellington. He's been taking a look at Jacinda Ardern's leadership style.