Nights

Danial Ericksen's photography has taken him all over the world - documenting people and people and communities on the edge - sometimes geographically, sometimes socially.

Get your PJs on and bring your torches to explore Otago Museum's galleries by night, complete some fun tasks and expect to bump into a few unusual characters along the way. Rachel Cooper is the Programmes and Events Manager at the Otago Museum and is organising this event.

Journalist Motoko Kakubayashi joins us for our regular report from Toky. Tonight's topics include sexal harassment, family support and, of course the recent earthquake in the city of Osaka.

Wellington-based alt-pop artists girlboss join us live in the studio tonight.

Wellington-based alt-pop artists girlboss join us live in the studio tonight.

Dr Leo Schep, Toxicologist with the National Poisons Centre at the University of Otago is back with us. Tonight he's taking a look at the science behind the recent stories of meth contaminated housing.

A flawed 1961 study on methamphetamine's effect on pregnancy weight loss was the basis for the government's measures for contamination of state houses, toxicologist Leo Schep says.

We talk to the author, Libby Jackson, one of Britain's foremost space experts and the Human Spaceflight and Microgravity Programme Manager for the UK Space Agency.

Our wise man of sport, Peter Lampp takes a look at the trauma of the Sky TV outage at the weekend, the histrionics associated with the World Cup and his impressions of the Manawatu women's rugby final.

Methodist lay-preacher John Thornley joins us once again to explore the spiritual side of songs. In this episode he looks at These Hills, one of the hymns of Dunedin composer Colin Gibson.