Saturday Morning with Jack Tame

Television personality Phil Keoghan's documentary Le Ride is showing at this year's New Zealand International Film Festival. He talks to Jack Tame about the amazing story of New Zealander Harry Watson, and recreating his 1928 Tour de France ride.

Resident movie buff Darren Bevan finds a spare moment from attending the New Zealand International Film Festival to tell us about Star Trek Beyond, Swiss Army Man, and 10 Cloverfield Lane (out on DVD).

Kevin Milne joins Jack Tame this week to discuss the engagement of Pippa Middleton, and the way her fiance proposed to her...

Resident movie reviewer Darren Bevan joined Jack Tame to take a look at the reboot of Ghostbusters, and two documentaries showing at the New Zealand International Film Festival: Embrace and Weiner.

Star of hit film Hunt for the Wilderpeople Julian Dennison and celebrity chef Nadia Lim join Jack Tame to discuss their new venture: a take on Nadia's My Food Bag, but with more affordable (and more fun) meal ideas.

Kevin Milne joins Jack Tame to discuss the problem of Uber - the taxi company which is undercutting safety standards and avoiding paying its fair share of tax. Time for that to end, Kevin reckons.

TIME Magazine dubbed them "the world's most comfortable shoes" and The Huffington Post is predicting they'll replace your Converse.

The best thing about them is they're invented by a Kiwi and are made from New Zealand merino wool.

Former All Whites captain Tim Brown is the co-founder of Allbirds, the company that invented and produces the wool runners.

Catherine Raynes joins Jack Tame to review two books: Barkskins by Annie Proulx (4th Estate $37) and This Must Be The Place by Maggie O'Farrell (Headline, $38).

Kevin Milne joins Jack Tame this morning to share some of the rhetoric that defined the campaign against reforming the law allowing gay men to have sex legally, and reflects on how that reform improved every New Zealanders' life. 

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LISTEN: The legacy of Homosexual Law Reform, 30 years on

This week has seen many celebrations marking the 30th anniversary of the Homosexual Law Reform in 1986, the act which legalised consensual sex between men. 

Fran Wilde, the Labour MP who introduced the Bill, joins Jack Tame to discuss what it was like during the campaign, the hatred and bigotry that was seen, and the legacy of the law. 

READ MORE: Thirty years after reform, gay rights icon urges formal apology