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MAP IT Marketinginactive- A podcast where two people take two films with the same plot or premise and watch and discuss them
- This is the story of a mass-murder that divided a nation - a story that began in a rickety old home on a cold June morning in 1994, where five members of a seemingly ordinary New Zealand family were gunned down...
- Standing Room Only is literally radio with pictures... and arts, theatre, film, comedy, books, dance, entertainment, pop culture, and music – all the things, in other words, that make life worth living.
- Amanda Palmer is a rock star, best-selling author, TED speaker and community leader who does everything on her own terms simply by asking. Now, she turns the tables on her colleagues and heroes to find out how ...
- A Chicago Bulls show for the fans by the fans. Every Tuesday and Thursday, Kaan Erel, Stevie Cozens, and Josh Jeffares will break down all things Chicago Bulls. We got you guys on game recaps, scouting repo...
- A podcast by two girls basically trying to be better.
Recent New Zealand Episodes
- Publication Date | May 13, 2019Duration | 00:16:42Publication Date | May 13, 2019Duration | 00:16:42It was a big risk for The Court Theatre to stage something as flamboyant, fabulous and confronting as Hedwig and The Angry Inch, but it’s what Christchurch, and New Zealand, needs right now.
- Publication Date | May 12, 2019Duration | 00:13:43Publication Date | May 12, 2019Duration | 00:13:43Its Mother's Day, and a mother is the inspiration behind a new book of essays just out this week. In an era of endless blogs, tweets and posts, what room is there for the personal published essay? Going by...
- Publication Date | May 12, 2019Duration | 00:11:35Publication Date | May 12, 2019Duration | 00:11:35Hollywood maverick John Milius was a good example of the old warning: "keep your politics out of the movies". A self-proclaimed right-wing anarchist Milius seems to be the direct link between Dirty Harry a...
- Publication Date | May 12, 2019Duration | 00:12:15Publication Date | May 12, 2019Duration | 00:12:15New Zealand ratepayers own half a billion dollars worth of art, say local public art organisation Urban Art, but incredibly only about seven per cent of that work is on public display. Urban Art are out to...
- Publication Date | May 12, 2019Duration | 00:12:38Publication Date | May 12, 2019Duration | 00:12:38One of the unexpected benefits of the explosion of entertainment available on streaming services like Netflix is that many people have lost a fear of subtitles. Successful TV shows are now coming from all ...
- Publication Date | May 12, 2019Duration | 00:08:54Publication Date | May 12, 2019Duration | 00:08:54For the past five years the Kai Mau Festival in Wellington has been encouraging exciting works, engaging with Maori, Pasifika and indigenous companies from across the Pacific. But Standing Room Only's Simo...
- Publication Date | May 12, 2019Duration | 00:11:35Publication Date | May 12, 2019Duration | 00:11:35This weekend saw New Zealand's official contribution to the Venice Biennale open, Dane Mitchell's installation Ad Hoc, but Dane isn't the only New Zealand artist exhibiting in Venice. Also opening this wee...
- Publication Date | May 10, 2019Duration | 00:16:46Publication Date | May 10, 2019Duration | 00:16:46Next week in Auckland, 41 children with and without disabilities will share the limelight in New Zealand’s first ever fully-inclusive musical.
- Publication Date | May 09, 2019Duration | 00:08:09Publication Date | May 09, 2019Duration | 00:08:09The Olympic Games of contemporary art, the Venice Biennale is underway. RNZ's Lynn Freeman meets NZ artist Dane Mitchell to discuss his contribution.
- Publication Date | May 08, 2019Duration | 00:20:42Publication Date | May 08, 2019Duration | 00:20:42A new New Zealand work with a libretto by Witi Ihimaera and a score by Kenneth Young, inspired in part by the garden paintings of Karl Maughan, debuts at the Auckland Writers Festival next week.