Saturday Morning with Jack Tame

New Zealand has one of the highest rates of self-employment in the world - most of whom would say paying tax is a struggle.
EnableMe's Hannah McQueen speaks to Jack Tame about the challenges that can crop up at the end of the financial year and how to best approach them.

Solar scientist Dr Lucie Green joins Jack Tame ahead of UK show Cosmic Shambles which is heading to New Zealand. It's set to be a a captivating comedy, music and science showcase.
The show will see comedian Robin Ince host a growing line-up from the UK and New Zealand alongside comedian Josie Long. Top kiwi brain and celebrity scientist Dr Michelle Dickinson is joining the bandwagon with her exciting live experiments and Wellingtonian James Nokise will also perform a comedy set. Meanwhile much-loved Kiwi musicians Jon Toogood and Hollie Smith will provide the tunes.
LISTEN ABOVE: Dr Lucie Green speaks to Jack Tame
Cosmic Shambles LIVE
AucklandTuesday 4th April 2017, 7pmASB Theatre, Aotea Centre 
WellingtonSaturday 8th April 2017, 7pmThe Opera House
ChristchurchMonday 10th April 2017, 7pmIsaac Theatre Royal
Find out more at www.cosmicshambleslive.com

Film reviewer Francesca Rudkin shares her thoughts on sci-fi thriller Life and New Zealand drama One Thousand Ropes.

Jack Tame opened this week's show by sharing the story of his long and complicated relationship with blue vein cheese.

Catherine Raynes of Whitcoulls joins Jack Tame to review The Chilbury Ladies Choir by Jennifer Ryan (Harper Collins $35) and This Is How It Always Is by Laurie Frankel (Hachette $35).

New Zealand has one of the highest rates of self-employment in the world - most of whom would say paying tax is a struggle.
EnableMe's Hannah McQueen speaks to Jack Tame about the challenges that can crop up at the end of the financial year and how to best approach them.

Solar scientist Dr Lucie Green joins Jack Tame ahead of UK show Cosmic Shambles which is heading to New Zealand. It's set to be a a captivating comedy, music and science showcase.

The show will see comedian Robin Ince host a growing line-up from the UK and New Zealand alongside comedian Josie Long. Top kiwi brain and celebrity scientist Dr Michelle Dickinson is joining the bandwagon with her exciting live experiments and Wellingtonian James Nokise will also perform a comedy set. Meanwhile much-loved Kiwi musicians Jon Toogood and Hollie Smith will provide the tunes.

LISTEN ABOVE: Dr Lucie Green speaks to Jack Tame

Cosmic Shambles LIVE

AucklandTuesday 4th April 2017, 7pmASB Theatre, Aotea Centre 

WellingtonSaturday 8th April 2017, 7pmThe Opera House

ChristchurchMonday 10th April 2017, 7pmIsaac Theatre Royal

Find out more at www.cosmicshambleslive.com

Film reviewer Francesca Rudkin shares her thoughts on sci-fi thriller Life and New Zealand drama One Thousand Ropes.

Jack Tame opened this week's show by sharing the story of his long and complicated relationship with blue vein cheese.

Kevin Milne continued today's food theme by telling Jack Tame about a trend he discovered during a recent trip to Wellington.