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This week Peter Lampp is back to talk sport - this week pronunciation of names, THMs and the defensive attitude of the Football Ferns coach are under the spotlight.

With the Football World Cup having kicked off in Russia we hear from a couple of enthusiastic fans.

Photographer and artist Raymond Sagapolutele joins us from Manurewa. Tonight we talk Pacific Dance Fest, Mangere booze licenses and Jonah Lomu's headstone.

Chris Gallavin, deputy pro vice chancellor at Massey University's College of Humanities and Social Sciences has just returned from his tour of American tertiary institutions as part of his experience as a 2018 Eisenhower International Fellow looking at reform and growth in the tertiary education sector.

Dr. Dillon Mayhew from Victoria University's School of Mathematics, Statistics and Operations Research is back in the studio with Bryan. Tonight he's looking at the Four Colour Theorem. Apparently if you draw any map, no matter how complicated, then four colours are enough to colour it "correctly".

Nelson country music promoter and artist, Aly Cook joins us to take a look at a new collection of country music from New Zealand. 'Best Kept Kiwi Secrets' is currently sitting at #3 in the compilation album charts.

Dana Johanssen joins us again - this week we're taling Football Ferns and defensive stye, The All Blacks win on Saturday and Cycling NZ doing some housework.

Held at Creative Waikato in the heart of Hamilton, the Hamilton Record Fair will host 1000's of records from 10's of eclectic vendors for the 100's of record-goers.

Shoba Narayan joins us from a wet Bangalore, India.

We Talk to Filmmaker Ben Page about his film The Frozen Road which charts his winter journey into the Canadian Arctic. The Frozen Road is an honest reflection on my solo trip; of the wonder, terror and frustration I experienced when riding through the unforgiving emptiness of one of the world's 'last great wilderness.