Nights

Sydney-based Kiwi journalist Phil Barker has a column for Fairfax Australia where he writes about being a man in these interesting times.

The perception in the modern Anglo-sphere is that the War To End All Wars ended with the armistice of Nov 1918. In fact the massive geo-political upheavals brought on by the final stages of the Great War, especially the collapse of the great European empires of Germany, Russia, Austro-Hungary and the Ottomans, meant that war continued to rage across much of central and eastern Europe as well as the Middle East for several more years.

Peter Lammp joins us once again. Tonight he's coveirng club golf, super rugby and red cards.

Nina Hall, Assistant Professor of International Relations John Hopkins University, SAIS Europe was one of a group of New Zealanders who released a report last year, on the possibility of this country setting up a Conflict Prevention office.

Auckland University Chemistry Lecturer Nicola Gaston to to Bryan with a brief guide to the periodic table

With Carnival coming up in a couple of weeks, Mona-Lynn Courteau takes a look at the music being played at the festival.

University of Canterbury engineering doctoral candidate Justin Brown is guiding future timber core-wall design with his research, paving the way for eco-friendly, mid- to high-rise buildings.

Nights' physicist and director of Te Punaha Matatini at the University of Auckland, Prof. Shaun Hendy joins us once again. Tonight we're looking at Radiometric Dating.

Dana Johansen is back - in her sights tonight some cricket, the White Ferns, and the Silver Ferns.

The Auckland based choreogropher, Rina Chae, is designing dance moves to go with that K-Pop, (that's K for Korea) that you can see at the Auckland Fringe Town K-Pop Party, on Saturday February 23. As a Dance major, she was heavily involved in the New Zealand dance industry as the co-choreographer and cheerleader for NZ Breakers Cheerteam, Auckland Blues Cheerteam, as well as being an active member of Triple8Funk hiphop crew and various corporate companies. She was also busy inspiring and training young dancers by teaching at various high schools such as Takapuna Grammar, Long Bay College, and Avondale College, as well as artistically directing & choreographing at Glenfield Jazz Studio.