Saturday Morning with Jack Tame

Enable Me's Hannah McQueen discusses how you could get ahead financially with a side hustle.
Hannah's "Get mortgage free and retirement ready in 10 years or less” Nationwide tour is travelling around the country now.
Tickets at enableme.co.nz

US correspondent Paul Stenhouse talks to Jack about how Google has shaped the internet, Amazon's share price and Sweden's Twitter account will be run by the government again.

Tara Ward takes us through her pics for this week's viewing: 
Mayans MC: this Sons of Anarchy spin-off deals with the Sons rivals-turned-allies, the Mayan Motorcycle Club (Soho, from 5 September)
Midnight Diner: this hidden Netflix gem is a Japanese drama series set in a night restaurant, about a chef’s relationships with his customers
In the Long Run: Idris Elba and Bill Bailey star in this British comedy about a family living in London in 1985 (TVNZ On Demand)

LISTEN ABOVE AS JACK TAME SPEAKS WITH KEVIN MILNE

We're celebrating the start of Maori Language week, Scotty Morrison came to talk about the huge surge of interest in learning te reo and the unusual path that lead him to learn.  
 
 LISTEN ABOVE AS JACK TAME SPEAKS WITH SCOTTY MORRISON

With the recent controversy surrounding popular brand Nike, Jack Tame gives his opinion on Colin Kaepernick and brands taking moral and political positions.
 

It’s been an incredible year for New Zealand singer Marlon Williams.
His sophomore album, Make Way for Love, came out in February – it went straight to #1 in our album charts and is still in the top 20.
Since then he has played hundreds of shows across the UK, Europe, USA, Canada and Australia as well as sold out shows around Aotearoa.
This week Marlon was one of 5 songwriters nominated for the 2018 APRA Silver Scroll Award, the most coveted award in NZ music, to be announced in October.
LISTEN ABOVE AS MARLON WILLIAMS TALKS TO JACK TAME

Herald movie reveiwer Francesca Rudkin joins Jack Tame to talk about some of this weeks latest releases, including:
On Chesil Beach starring Saoirse Ronan and Billy Howle
Mile 22 starring Mark Wahlberg, John Malkovich and Lauren Cohan
Luis and the Aliens an animated alien movie 
LISTEN ABOVE FOR HER VERDICTS

Jack Tame tells of a time when all he wanted to listen to was the "beautiful, sparse, and lonely" music of his favourite break-up album, and he asks: why do humans use music to amplify their sorrow? He also wants to know, what is your favourite break-up album?
LISTEN ABOVE

Andrew Dickens has been listening to Ariana Grande's fourth album, Sweetner.
Ariana Grande has always had the sweetest soprano and has been a dab hand at an all round banger, but she’s always been haunted as an “ex-Nickelodeon” star.  On this album she grows up and releases a sweet, yet at times, sad album. No-one should have had to go through what she did but the Manchester bombing doesn’t haunt her but makes her stronger.  As she herself says she has “No More Tears To Cry”.  Stand out track is “God is a Woman”. She’s a real pop star offering not only great tunes and performance but grown up lyrics in insights as well. 8/10