RDU Podcast

Cassie has narrowed down all the books she read in 2017 to a list of 3 that she’s recommending for people to read over the holiday season.

Tamsin is in to talk about “Light the Dark”, a collection of essays by renowned authors about the creative process, that might just jump start your writing.

We’re talking to Nick Paris about DADDY’S HOME 2, THE STOLEN, and then running through his top 10 films of the year.

Jay and James have a vague conversation, theoretically about the surf, then get into this week’s Sink or Swim, “Sacrifice” by Mandingo.

We’re talking Neat Places, focussing in on the Arts Centre this morning.

Emma Johnson is in the studio to talk about the new book that Freerange Press have put together, “Kai and Culture”, which combines essays and thinkpieces about food with some great recipes by local and national chefs.

For Pep’s Picks this morning, we’re digging in the carts, with some classic video game soundtracks from a new Hyperdub compilation.

We’re talking to Guyon Espiner, interviewer in the 9th Floor series, which has been turned into a podcast, a video series, and now a book released by BWB. We ask him what it’s like to go from his usual 5 minute interviews on Morning Report, to half-day sessions with five of New Zealand’s Prime Ministers.

*JOY* talks about his new album “The Music to Live For”. Check it out at https://www.joytree3.com/

Some New Zealand funk-disco reissue vibes today as Martyn Pepperell introduces us to Golden Harvest.