Nights

Cultural Ambassador Paul Berrington is back with more electronic pearls. tonight he's looking a the rise of the techno auteurs.

BBC Science presenter Dallas Campbell joins Paul Brennan to talk about his new book Ad Astra: An Illustrated Guide to Leaving the Planet.

Our regular philosopher, Ann Kerwin is back - tonight we learn more about French Existentialist philosopher Gabriel Marcel.

Illustrator, Tokerau Wilson joins Paul Brennan in the studio to talk about Cautionary Fables and Fairytales: Oceania Edition. A fairytale comic anthology full of awesome comics inspired by folklore from Hawaii, the Philippines, New Zealand, and more, by cartoonists hailing from all around Oceania.

Dana Johannsen is back for an update on all things sport. Tonight The Volvo Ocean Race, athlete welfare policies and the All Blacks' win over France.

Alex Asbery is a long time cuber, on the committee for NZ Speedcubing. He's along to tell us all about cubing and competitive cubing.

Silver Tambur, Editor in Chief of Estonian World joins us on the line from Tallinn. Tonight we find out about the parish using the cannabis leaf on their coat of arms and find out who takes the title of the biggest bookworms in the European Union.

Italian composer and musicologist Luciano Chessa is visiting New Zealand as artist in residence at The Audio Foundation. He talks to Bryan about the rebirth of early 20th century attempts at futurism.

Professor Louis Schipper from the University of Waikato joins us once again. Tonight he's dishing the dirt on soil use and greenhouse gas emissions.

Sara Harvey started Agony Autie as a way to talk about being Autistic and all the 'different' experiences being autistic entails.