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Not Only Fred Dagg: Lorin Clarke on her father's legacy
12:30 pm todayWhen we think of the late comedian, writer, satirist, and performer John Clarke - aka Fred Dagg, words like legend and icon often come to mind. But for his daughter Lorin, there's also another… Audio
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Fast Favourites with comedian Michele A'Court
12:15 pm todayStand-up comedian, writer and MC, Michele A'Court - is one of Aotearoa's most recognisable faces. She joins us for our final Culture 101 of the year - as our Fast Favourite guest this week. Audio
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Does fasting make you cognitively impaired?
Intermittent fasting has become a popular diet trend in the last decade, but many people feel that skipping meals makes it harder to concentrate. Audio
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Useful Science with Bonnie Harrison
11:35 am todayBonnie Harrison is here guiding us through the latest weird and useful headlines from the world of science. Audio
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Frances Cook: Is there a light on the financial horizon?
Financial journalist Frances Cook discusses the end of year GDP bounce and how to control spending over the silly season. Audio
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Laughing gas can offer immediate relief from depression
A new British study has found that controlled doses of laughing gas can quickly act to give relief from depression. Audio
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Susie Dent: Why are we mad about 'Linguistic Supersizing'?
10:05 am todayWhy say 'tired' when you can be 'shattered' - or 'hot' instead of 'sweltering'? Modern English has a fondness for the dramatic, and extroverts may even crave greater mental stimulation in the language… Audio
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Susie Dent: Why are we mad about Linguistic Supersizing?
10:05 am todayWhy say 'tired' when you can be 'shattered' - or 'hot' instead of 'sweltering'? Modern English has a fondness for the dramatic, and extroverts may even crave greater mental stimulation in the language… Audio
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Susie Dent: Why are we mad about Linguistic Supersizing?
10:05 am todayWhy say 'tired' when you can be 'shattered' - or 'hot' instead of 'sweltering'? Modern English has a fondness for the dramatic, and extroverts may even crave greater mental stimulation in the language… Audio
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Susie Dent: Why are we mad about 'Linguistic Supersizing'?
10:05 am todayWhy say 'tired' when you can be 'shattered' - or 'hot' instead of 'sweltering'? Modern English has a fondness for the dramatic, and extroverts may even crave greater mental stimulation in the language… Audio
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Susie Dent: Why are we mad about Linguistic Supersizing?
10:05 am todayWhy say 'tired' when you can be 'shattered' - or 'hot' instead of 'sweltering'? Modern English has a fondness for the dramatic, and extroverts may even crave greater mental stimulation in the language… Audio
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Susie Dent: Why are we mad about 'Linguistic Supersizing'?
10:05 am todayJim talks ‘linguistic supersizing' with author and broadcaster Susie Dent, who is the co-presenter and resident word expert on Countdown. Audio
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Calling Home: Jack Topzand in Mykolaiv, Ukraine
9:38 am todayJack Topzand has spent the last five months as a humanitarian volunteer in Ukraine. Audio
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Economic forecasts, weather forecasts, summer break clickbait
9:00 am todayHow should media handle the mixed messages on the economy as politicians and pressure groups push policy and public opinion? Also: The fall of The House of Du Val, TVNZ's courtroom dramas, unsettling… Audio
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Best (Xmas) Song Eva with Quizmaster Jack Waley-Cohen
Quizmaster Jack Waley-Cohen is back with his Sunday Morning quiz, and to wrap up the year we asked him to share his favourite Christmas song. Audio
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Xmas Crack: What Kiwis are searching for online this season
8:10 am todayRNZ's lifestyle editor Lucy Corry joins Jim to discuss what Kiwis are searching for online this year for Christmas; plus she shares her own mouthwatering recipe for Zuccotto. Audio
