Nick Paris is back in the studio to talk movies, including some of his picks for the “worst ever”, plus one of his recent favourites, MOONLIGHT.

James talks to Dr Chris Wynne from the CCST (Christchurch Clinical Studies Trust) about what they do, why they do it here, what sort of research has come out of the CCST, and how you can get involved.

It’s time to wind up our old mate Jay from Sadhana for another episode of Sink or Swim … will it sink … or will it …. swim.

After yet another blockbuster poll, James talks to TVNZ’s political editor Corin Dann about the latest result, the debate, and whether Bill English can jumpstart the National campaign.

We’re talking to Daniel Nielsen from the NZ Broadcasting School at ARA about the election, polls, FairFax no more, and anything else we can think of.

We’ve got Jamie and Bruce in the studio to talk about the new show at the Physics Room, called “Share / Cheat / Unite”.

Glenn Colquhoun is a doctor and a poet who will be in Christchurch this weekend for two events as past of the Shifting Points of View theme of the Christchurch Arts Festival.

We’re talking to Devin aka Pacific Heights about his upcoming show, which will be the last with his band for its current iteration.

Fresh from her performance as part of “Play On”, Ria Hall is in the studio ahead of her “Rules Of Engagement” show at the Piano tonight.

Dave is in for the Scorpio Book review, talking about “My Absolute Darling” by Gabriel Tallent.