Saturday Morning with Jack Tame

Film reviewer Francesca Rudkin joins Jack Tame to review A Dog's Purpose - "a slightly weird take on loving and losing a pet".
She also discusses the Documentary Edge Festival and the Architecture & Design Film Festival, both of which are both happening this month.
LISTEN ABOVE: Francesca Rudkin speaks to Jack Tame
Read more of Francesca's reviews at www.nzherald.co.nz.

Kevin Milne loved visiting Japan recently and believes New Zealand could take some inspiration from their ingenious bathrooms. 
LISTEN ABOVE: Kevin Milne speaks to Jack Tame

Whitcoulls' Catherine Raynes joins Jack Tame to review The Fix by David Baldacci (Pan Macmillan $30) and Into the Water by Paula Hawkins (Doubleday $38).

Out of the 8,000 who applied to be on the reality show Survivor NZ, 16 Kiwis have been chosen to battle it out for the ultimate prize and title of 'Sole Survivor'.











Taking place in the harsh jungle climate of Nicaragua, the contestants will be split into two tribes, and will face up to 40 days in the wilderness.
Host Matt Chisholm joined Jack Tame to discuss the show's appeal - he thinks even those who are usually cynical about reality television will enjoy it.
LISTEN ABOVE: Matt Chisholm speaks to Jack Tame
The show kicks off tomorrow evening, find out more by clicking here.

The newest contributor to Jack Tame's show, technology commentator Paul Stenhouse talks tech,
He discusses Microsoft's new Surface laptop, Facebook's crackdown on inappropriate content and the creation of robotic brain surgery.
LISTEN ABOVE: Paul Stenhouse speaks to Jack Tame

New Zealand musician Nadia Reid has been described by Billboard as "otherworldly" with a "voice as full and warm as felted wool". The top music magazine also credited her with "saving folk music" with her distinctive take on the genre.
She's just released her new album Preservation - she joined Jack Tame to discuss her busy last few months on tour.
Friday June 16th - Live at The Hollywood (with full band)support by Anthonie TonnonDoors open 7pm.Tickets from www.justtheticketnz.com
LISTEN ABOVE: Jack Tame speaks to Nadia Reid

Film reviewer Francesca Rudkin joins Jack Tame to review A Dog's Purpose - "a slightly weird take on loving and losing a pet".
She also discusses the Documentary Edge Festival and the Architecture & Design Film Festival, both of which are both happening this month.
LISTEN ABOVE: Francesca Rudkin speaks to Jack Tame
Read more of Francesca's reviews at www.nzherald.co.nz.

Kevin Milne loved visiting Japan recently and believes New Zealand could take some inspiration from their ingenious bathrooms. 
LISTEN ABOVE: Kevin Milne speaks to Jack Tame

Whitcoulls' Catherine Raynes joins Jack Tame to review Say Nothing by Brad Parks (Allen&Unwin, $33) and The Twelve Lives of Samuel Hawley by Hannah Tinti (Hachette, $35).

Hannah McQueen from EnableMe financial coaching tells Jack Tame how she's teaching her children about the importance of budgeting.