By Programme Name All Programmes15 Minutes SmarterJuly 20, 2020Science and TechnologyNew MacDiarmid Institute podcast – 15 Minutes Smarter – asks the big important questions in materials science – What has materials science ever done for the sport of skateboarding? What makes for a good looking material model? What does being smart mean? And is solar power really renewable if the sun is going to run out of hydrogen in 5 billion years?The MacDiarmid Institute for Advanced Materials and Nanotechnology is a network of leading researchers united in a common goal: to create and explore innovative, sustainable materials that will improve the lives of people in Aotearoa and around the world.Find out more at www.macdiarmid.ac.nz Join Jono and Claire for an irreverent but insightful look at the past, present and future for materials science. What else are you going to do with those 15 minutes? RSS Feed... Read more...360 Degrees Round WazrockJanuary 22, 2016MusicEvery Second Saturday @ 3pm Host Warren Voight brings you music from the 30s through to the 80s, including rare and lesser-known tracks covering swing, blues, rockabilly, rock ‘n’ roll, pop and much more.Background info on artists and their musical influences spices up the mix as Warren joins the dots between songs across eras and genres.Brought to you by Warren Voight Therapy. RSS Feed... Read more...A Glimpse of GalverstoneDecember 18, 2019Arts, Culture and Literature / StoriesWelcome to a Glimpse of Galverstone, a series looking into 24 hours into the lives of ordinary Kiwis, living extraordinary lives, in Galverstone.Galverstone, a wee cracker of a town, tucked away under the shadow of the Mighty Ruapehu Mountain. This is Ngati Rangi land, hosting some of the most rugged townships in the North Island. RSS Feed... Read more...A Voice from Manus IslandJune 26, 2019News and Current AffairsSunday 30th June @ 4pm An Evening with Behrouz Boochani and Omid Tofighian On 23 June 2019, Dunedin Public Libraries hosted an evening with Kurdish-Iranian writer, filmmaker, and refugee Behrouz Boochani, who is currently incarcerated by the Australian government in the Manus Island Regional Processing Centre (Papua New Guinea). Boochani is author of No Friend but the Mountains: Writings from Manus Prison, which won the 2019 Victorian Prize of Literature at the NSW Premier’s Literary Awards, and the 2019 Australian Book Industry Awards (ABIA) General Non-Fiction Book of the Year. Behrouz attended the event via video link from Manus Island. He was joined in person by Omid Tofighian, translator of No Friend but the Mountains, and Assistant Professor of Philosophy at the American University in Cairo and Honorary Research Associate in the Department of Philosophy at the University of Sydney.In this podcast, Boochani and Tofighian are in conversation with Neil Vallelly (Centre for Global Migrations, University of Otago). They discuss the book, Australian and other border regimes, and the impact of anti-migrant politics in our era. Four Dunedin poets also presented poetry on themes of displacement.This event was presented in association with English Language Partners, UNESCO City of Literature, Dunedin Public Libraries, and the Centre for Global Migrations and the Programme of English and Linguistics at the University of Otago. Download Podcast RSS Feed... Read more...AA LiveSeptember 25, 2015Community / Health & WellbeingEvery Second Tuesday @ 9pm Do you do and say things when drinking you regret the next day? Is alcohol a problem for you or someone you care about? Every four Weeks, Tonto presents the AA Live, brought to you by Alcoholics Anonymous. Find out how people just like you found sobriety in AA.If you would like to get in contact with AA you can use the following methods:Phone – 0800 229 6757Website – www.aa.org.nzLocal Website – aaotago.org.nzPost – Box 6115, Dunedin North, Dunedin 9059 RSS Feed... Read more...Ākonga on AirJuly 10, 2020Children & Youth / Languages & CulturesSchool students from around Ōtepoti share their stories. RSS Feed 4th September 2020 – Helping support local businesses is the mission of these Mornington School students. In the wake of the pandemic challenges, Room 14 asked, “How can we help?”. This class has been empowered to contribute to their community as healthy, resilient thinkers. 14th July 2020 – Ākonga from North East Valley and George Street Normal Schools share their songs and stories about Matariki.... Read more...Alcoholics Anonymous Radio ShowApril 5, 2018Community / Health & WellbeingEvery Second Tuesday @ 9pm From Plains FM in Christchurch airing two episodes on OAR FM Dunedin every second Tuesday.Alcoholics Anonymous Radio Show is a 25 minute broadcast, brought to you by members of Alcoholics Anonymous based in the Christchurch area. The purpose of this show is to increase public awareness of Alcoholics Anonymous as an effective means of recovery from the disease of alcoholism. The format is simple – we talk briefly about what alcoholism is; then we interview one or two guest. RSS Feed... Read more...All Good Poems Wear Travelling ShoesOctober 13, 2015Arts, Culture and LiteratureEvery Second Saturday @ 12pm Hosted by poet, writer and broadcaster Ian Loughran, this show features readings and chat with local and visiting poets, and news on poetry events and book launches.The show provides a platform to present the wealth of poetry talent in New Zealand and experience the beautiful, the intriguing and the provocative.Proudly supported by the University Book Shop. http://www.unibooks.co.nz/ RSS Feed... Read more...Around the World in 80 DiscoveriesJuly 6, 2020Arts, Culture and Literature / Science and TechnologySaturdays @ 2:30pmReplayed Wednesdays @ 9:30am Welcome traveller to this riveting intellectual journey as we delve into the captivating lives of our scientists and their stories.Showcasing a myriad of scientific endeavours and mysteries, the steps along the way and the significance of their victories.This is Around the World in 80 Discoveries! Facebook RSS Feed... Read more...Arts HubOctober 2, 2015Arts, Culture and LiteratureFridays @ 2pm Join Tania Robinson and Beris Forde each week for a wrap up of what’s going on in the local arts scene.Feature interviews with artists, administrators, writers and arts practitioners and an entertaining and informative mix of reviews, previews and expert comment make this show a “must hear” every week. Download Podcast RSS Feed... Read more...ArtsVibe on Youth ZoneApril 21, 2020Arts, Culture and Literature / Children & Youth / Youth ZoneEvery Second Monday @ 4pm on Youth Zone Join Rose and Ashlee for a rundown of what is happening for young creatives in Dunedin. Upcoming events, interviews, music and much more! RSS Feed... Read more...ArtwavesSeptember 29, 2015Arts, Culture and Literature / CommunityEvery Second Wednesday @ 2pm Every second Wednesday at 2pm the Artsenta team host a Radio Show on OAR FM Dunedin, Named Artwaves, their show reflects the diversity of Artsenta.They play a variety of music including our songwriters original songs recorded at Artsenta as well as poetry and stories, some of which are performed live to air.You can take part by making a request, or by coming along to introduce your favorite tunes. RSS Feed... Read more...Arty Farty HourOctober 13, 2015Arts, Culture and LiteratureEvery Second Saturday @ 11am Join local artists, Ron Esplin and Andy Cook, as they explore the world of art, digging up facts, busting a few myths and talking with guests from a wide range of backgrounds in the arts.From a step-by-step guide to watercolour painting to an art clinic, the Arty Farty Hour gives you a chance to indulge your creative side.Proudly supported by Art Zone. RSS Feed... Read more...Back Porch BluegrassOctober 13, 2015MusicSaturdays @ 6pm Paul Trenwith has always been an enthusiastic advocate for and promoter of bluegrass music. Paul has produced ‘Back Porch Bluegrass’, featuring a wide range of the genre’s best performers.This is a weekly show produced by Free FM Hamilton, shared with you on OAR. RSS Feed... Read more...Bangers and Trash on Youth ZoneFebruary 21, 2018Children & Youth / Music / Youth ZoneEvery Second Friday @ 4pm Rosa and her team bring you the best and the worst – filled with interviews, discussion and music for the after school audience RSS Feed... Read more...Basement WritersOctober 16, 2019StoriesSaturdays @ 12:30pmReplayed Mondays @ 2pm Basement Writers share their original stories and poems.Writers who started their journey with a 12-week Literacy Aotearoa writing class emerge from their basement classroom to share new works with you and the world. Download Podcast RSS Feed... Read more...BBC World ServiceSeptember 24, 2015News and Current AffairsThe BBC World Service is the world’s largest international broadcaster, broadcasting news, speech and discussions in 29 languages to many parts of the world on analogue and digital shortwave platforms, internet streaming, podcasting, satellite, FM and MW relays. The English language service broadcasts 24 hours a day. Visit the BBC World Service website!... Read more...Behrouz Boochani and Professor Alison Phipps in ConversationMarch 5, 2020News and Current AffairsSunday 8th March @ 4pmReplayed Thursday 12th @ 10am On 7 February 2020, the Centre for Global Migrations and Mornington Methodist Church in Dunedin co-hosted a conversation between writer, filmmaker and refugee Behrouz Boochani and Professor Alison Phipps, UNESCO Chair in Refugee Integration through Languages and the Arts at the University of Glasgow and the 2019 De Carle Distinguished Lecturer at the University of Otago.OAR FM Dunedin was there to record the event. RSS Feed... Read more...Bloody Good YarnsAugust 25, 2020StoriesSundays @ 8:45pm Master Storyteller, Mac MacDonald brings politics and economics to life in a hilarious series of Narrative Poems. A bus driver, a motor scraper operator, an avid reader of newspapers and a sparrow share with remarkable clarity how neurochemicals, tectonics, the household washing, and aliens shed light on our most pressing issues.If you want Mac to tell some of his BLOODY GOOD YARNS at your event, function, do or what have you, give him a whistle on 028 430 1128, or contact him on his Facebook Page, Mac MacDonald: Storyteller/Poet. RSS Feed... Read more...Blowing BubblesMarch 31, 2020Community / Science and TechnologyWeekedays @ 3pm Blowing Bubbles brings you positive conversations with people in their bubbles around the world. How are people living their bubble lives, working from home, keeping kids entertained, staying connected and getting exercise? And how are these things presenting us with opportunities to find new ways of living?Every weekday the Sustainable Lens team of Samuel Mann, Shane Montague-Gallagher and Mawera Karetai reach out from their bubbles to chat with interesting and positive people around the world. Bringing connection, joy, kindness and peace in the days ahead.Made with support from Otago Polytechnicsustainablelens.org RSS Feed... Read more...BluesologyAugust 7, 2017MusicSaturdays @ 4pm Come along for the ride as Tony Nielsen celebrates the music of blues legends such as Little Walter, Robert Johnson, BB King, Paul Butterfield, Muddy Waters, Freddie King, Taj Mahal, Howlin’ Wolf and many more – you get the picture?Proudly supported by The Good Oil Cafe RSS Feed... Read more...Bringing Wellbeing to LifeJune 6, 2018Community / Health & WellbeingTuesdays @ 9:30am Bringing Wellbeing to Life – the show that takes the science of wellbeing off the page and into your life.Join Denise Quinlan to learn more about simple and effective tools that will build your wellbeing and brighten your day. We’ll be talking to experts, from around the world, on what really works to help you build your wellbeing.Visit https://nziwr.co.nz for more information RSS Feed... Read more...Buddhist RadioSeptember 25, 2015Health & WellbeingBuddhist teaching and history, with great advice for novice or experienced meditators. At 8pm – on Tuesdays in Cantonese, on Wednesdays in Mandarin and on Thursday in English... Read more...Charge Up DunedinJuly 16, 2019Science and TechnologyFriday 19th July @ 5pm Have you ever wondered whether an electric vehicle could work for you? Find out all you need to know and more about the world of electric vehicles, by tuning in to Charge Up Dunedin: our series of EV Mythbusting informational shows and podcasts brought to you by the Dunedin EV Group. Download Podcast RSS Feed... Read more...Chill-lah with OMSAApril 8, 2019Languages & CulturesEvery Second Monday @ 6PM This is Chill lah with OMSA!We will take you through a journey about the diverse culture, music, language, traditions, lifestyle and of course, the delicious food we have in Malaysia! It is a session where students can share about their life and the experience of studying here in Otago. So, Come and join us for a chilled and fun evening.Brought to you by the committee members of the Otago Malaysian Students’ Association (OMSA). Facebook Instagram RSS Feed... Read more...Choice As on Youth ZoneSeptember 19, 2017Music / Youth ZoneEvery Second Tuesday @ 4:30pm Join Karl every second Tuesday, as he brings you the latest in local music as well as some kiwi favourites.Hear from the musicians, discover new music, and celebrate New Zealand’s unique music scene. RSS Feed... Read more...Collaborative VoicesSeptember 29, 2015CommunityCollaborative Voices profiles community organisations and their people in a way that actively demonstrates how organisations are working. In recent years agencies engaged in providing community services have been gaining a greater profile. The scale and contribution of the not-for-profit sector to our community and country is significant. For instance, Statistics New Zealand has released figures that confirmed there were 97,000 non-profit organisations operating in New Zealand, employing 105,000 paid employees and supported by more than 430,000 volunteers. Just under 26,000 of these are charities registered with the Charities Commission. Keeping the community sector up-to-date about topical issues is the key purpose of Collaborative Voices. It’s a regular, informal conversation on air with someone or about something as a way of keeping people informed. The programme is an initiative of Community Newtorks Aotearoa(CNA). Created by Access Radio Wellington. Presented by Ros Rice (CNA).... Read more...Community InterviewsJanuary 22, 2016CommunityWednesdays @ 5:30pm Tune in at 5:30pm every Wednesday for a replay of this weeks selected community interview from the OARsome Morning Show.The OARsome Morning Show – with Jeff, weekdays 9am-10am.An hour of timely tips, topical interviews and terrific music, keeping you up to date with what’s on around Dunedin and Otago.And if your community group or organisation has something special coming up, Jeff welcomes your input.Get in touch by emailing community@oar.org.nz or by calling the station on (03) 471 6161. RSS Feed... Read more...Community or ChaosSeptember 25, 2015CommunityTuesdays @ 11am Join Marvin Hubbard each week for an in-depth, one-on-one discussions with a studio guest.Whether the focus is on politics, economics, sustainability, spiritual or cultural issues, Marvin challenges us to consider our collective responsibility for the health of the world we live in.Supported by the Peace and Disarmament Education Trust Download Podcast RSS Feed... Read more...Connections CollectionsSeptember 29, 2015CommunityClients from Connections Activities Centre play their favourite music. ... Read more...Connor’s HitsSeptember 25, 2017Community / MusicEvery Second Friday @ 1:30pm Join Connor as he plays his favourite tracks from across the decades.Rock, Pop and other great music! RSS Feed... Read more...Countdown to Summer SchoolOctober 4, 2016CommunitySummer School at Otago University is a great way to learn something new.Summer School runs from the 6th of January to the 14th of February, and with 53 papers on offer there’s something for everyone.In just six weeks you can complete a full paper on some amazing topics, from Seeking the Truth in a World of Fake News to Radical Philosophy and much, much more.Tune into the OARsome Morning Show every Tuesday at 8.40am as Jeff talks with people involved in presenting some of next year’s Summer School papers to find out what makes it a unique and valuable learning experience.You can enrol now through University of Otago webpage or visit the University Information Centre in the library building on campus. RSS Feed... Read more...COVID-19 Health Information for Samoan CommunitiesMarch 24, 2020Languages & Cultures / News and Current AffairsImportant COVID-19 health messages for the Samoan community from the Ministry of Health, in Samoan language.This podcast is supported by the Va’a o Tautai, Division of Health Sciences at University of Otago, and presented by Dr Faafetai Sopoaga (Public Health Physician) and Dr Letava Tafunai (General Practitioner). RSS Feed... Read more...COVID-19 Level 2 messages in Arabic, Mandarin, Farsi, and English from the DCCApril 29, 2020Community / Languages & CulturesThe Dunedin City Council has translated important information about COVID-19 and Level 2. Information in Arabic Here is an important COVID-19 message for speakers of Arabic. https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-COVID-19%20L2%20DCC%20Messaging%20-%20Arabic%20Only.mp3 Information in Mandarin Here is an important COVID-19 message for speakers of Chinese (Mandarin). https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-COVID-19%20L2%20DCC%20Messaging%20-%20Mandarin%20Only.mp3 Information in Farsi Here is an important COVID-19 message for speakers of Farsi. https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-COVID-19%20L2%20DCC%20Messaging%20-%20Farsi%20Only.mp3 Information in English Here is an important COVID-19 message for English speakers. https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-COVID-19%20L2%20DCC%20Messaging%20-%20English%20Only.mp3 COVID-19 Information in Other Languages Pacific Focus COVID-19 Dunedin Multi-Ethnic Council On Air... Read more...COVID-19 messages in Arabic, Mandarin, Farsi, and English from the DCCApril 6, 2020Community / Languages & CulturesThe Dunedin City Council has translated important information about COVID-19. Information in Arabic Here is an important COVID-19 message for speakers of Arabic. https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-DCC%20Covid%20Messaging%20-%20Arabic%20Only.mp3 Information in Mandarin Here is an important COVID-19 message for speakers of Chinese (Mandarin). https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-DCC%20Covid%20Messaging%20-%20Mandarin%20Only.mp3 Information in Farsi Here is an important COVID-19 message for speakers of Farsi. https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-DCC%20Covid%20Messaging%20-%20Farsi%20Only.mp3 Information in English Here is an important COVID-19 message for English speakers. https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-DCC%20Covid%20Messages%20English%20Version%20Chanel.mp3 COVID-19 Information in Other Languages COVID-19 Health Information for Samoan Communities Multicultural Focus COVID-19 Dunedin Multi-Ethnic Council On Air The following information has been compiled by Plains FM in Christchurch from the COVID-19 and Ministry of Health websites. Information in Tamil This message covers welfare information for Tamil speakers. https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/plainsfm/Covid19%20Welfare%20Message%20-%20Tamil.mp3 Information in Hindi This message covers welfare information for Hindi speakers. https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/plainsfm/COVID%2019%20Welfare%20message%20-%20Hindi.mp3 Information in Nepali This message covers welfare information for Nepali speakers. https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/plainsfm/Bhutanese%20Nepali%20Welfare%20message.mp3 Information in Chinese This message covers welfare information for Chinese speakers. https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/plainsfm/Covid%2019%20Factsheet-What%20You%20Need%20to%20Know%20-%20Chinese.mp3 Information in Malayalam This message covers welfare information for Malayalam speakers. https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/plainsfm/Covid19%20Welfare%20Message%20-%20Malayalam.mp3 Information in Vietnamese This message covers welfare information for Vietnamese speakers. https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/plainsfm/Vietnamese%20Welfare%20message.mp3... Read more...Creature FeatureJuly 28, 2020Community / Science and TechnologyThe Wildlife Hospital, Dunedin treats sick and injured native New Zealand species right here in the heart of Aotearoa’s wildlife capital. Their expert veterinary team patches up more than 500 patients every year, returning the majority of them back to the wild where they belong. On Creature Feature, we shine a spotlight on one of the Wildlife Hospital, Dunedin’s extra special guests. You can learn more about the Hospital, including ways to support this charitable trust, at wildlifehospitaldunedin.org.nz, or follow their Facebook page for more fabulous creature content. RSS Feed Episode OneOur first guest is a kakī/black stilt. They are one of the fussiest patients and definitely the meep-iest. Episode TwoBravo the kākāpō is a repeat offender. His species is one of New Zealand’s rarest and most charismatic.... Read more...Daring to be WiseDecember 18, 2018CommunityTuesdays at Midday, Wednesdays at 5pm and Sundays at 8:30pm This year, University of Otago celebrates its 150th anniversary, bringing together students, staff, alumni and the wider Dunedin community for a busy programme of events.On Daring to be Wise, we talk with people from all corners of the University community – inspirational stories from educators, administrators, and those whose time at Otago made a lasting impression. Kerry Buchan Project Coordinator, 150th Anniversary Celebrations https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-01-08%20-%20Daring%20to%20be%20Wise%20-%20Kerry%20Buchan.mp3 Chancellor Royden Somerville University History and Anniversary Events https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-01-15%20-%20Daring%20to%20be%20Wise%20-%20Royden%20Somerville.mp3 Mayor Dave CullThe Town and Gown Relationship https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-01-22%20-%20Daring%20to%20be%20Wise%20-%20Dave%20Cull.mp3 Dan Hendra150th Special Events Manager: The Clocktower Lawn Picnic and Street Parade https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-01-29%20-%20Daring%20to%20be%20Wise%20-%20Dan%20Hendra.mp3 Jamie GilbertsonWarden of Arana and Senior Warden of Colleges: College Life https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-02-05%20-%20Daring%20to%20be%20Wise%20-%20Jamie%20Gilbertson.mp3 James HeathOUSA President’s perspective on 150th celebrations https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-02-12%20-%20Daring%20to%20be%20Wise.mp3 Sue CathroUniversity Regalia Convener https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-02-19%20-%20Daring%20to%20be%20Wise%20-%20Sue%20Cathro.mp3 Chris AddingtonUniversity College https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-02-26%20-%20Daring%20to%20be%20Wise.mp3 James CoombesOtago University Football Club https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-03-05%20-%20Daring%20to%20be%20Wise.mp3 Ali ClarkeOtago 150th Book https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-03-12%20-%20Daring%20to%20be%20Wise.mp3 Philippa HarrisDunedin Symphony Orchestra https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-03-19%20-%20Daring%20to%20be%20Wise.mp3 Richard HighamUniversity Rugby https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-03-26%20-%20Daring%20to%20be%20Wise.mp3 Jesse BeringScience Teller 2019 https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-04-02%20-%20Daring%20to%20be%20Wise.mp3 Dr Graeme Downes Tally Ho 3 https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-04-09%20-%20Daring%20to%20be%20Wise1.mp3 Ian ChapmanMusic and Performing Arts at Otago https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-04-09%20-%20Daring%20to%20be%20Wise.mp3 Helen NicholsonDeputy Vice Chancellor External Engagement https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-04-23%20-%20Daring%20to%20be%20Wise.mp3 Sze-En WattsUniCrew Volunteering https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-04-30%20-%20Daring%20to%20be%20Wise.mp3 Dorothy PageEarly Women Students https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-05-07%20-%20Daring%20to%20be%20Wise.mp3 Anthony RitchieMusic and the Gala Concert https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-05-14%20-%20Daring%20to%20be%20Wise.mp3 Nancy LongneckerDare To Be Wise Exhibition https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-05-21%20-%20Daring%20to%20be%20Wise.mp3 Harlene HayneThe Vice-Chancellor’s Perspective https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-05-28%20-%20Daring%20to%20be%20Wise.mp3 Shelagh MurrayDevelopment in Alumni Relations https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-06-04%20-%20Daring%20to%20be%20Wise%20-%20Shelagh%20Murray%20-%20Development%20in%20Alumni%20Relations.mp3 Paul BruntonPro-Vice Chancellor Health Sciences https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-06-11%20-%20Daring%20to%20be%20Wise.mp3 Tai SopoagaPacific students and Health Sciences https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-06-18%20-%20Daring%20to%20be%20Wise.mp3 Richard Barker Pro-Vice-Chancellor, Sciences https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-06-25%20-%20Daring%20to%20be%20Wise.mp3 Tofilau Nina Kirifi-Alai Manager of the Pacific Islands Centre https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-07-02%20-%20Daring%20to%20be%20Wise.mp3 Tony BallantynePro-Vice Chancellor Humanities https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-07-09%20-%20Daring%20to%20be%20Wise.mp3 Greg HughsonUniversity Chaplaincy https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-07-16%20-%20Daring%20to%20be%20Wise.mp3 Sarah GallagherScarfie Flats Project https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-07-23%20-%20Daring%20to%20be%20Wise.mp3 Jane MalthusHome Science at Otago https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-07-30%20-%20Daring%20to%20be%20Wise.mp3 John GibsonTemple of Sound https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-08-06%20-%20Daring%20to%20be%20Wise.mp3 Poia RewiDean of School of Te Tumu Maori, Pacific & Indigenous Studies https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-08-13%20-%20Daring%20to%20be%20Wise.mp3 Robin Gauld Dean of the School of Business, Pro-Vice-Chancellor Commerce https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-08-20%20-%20Daring%20to%20be%20Wise.mp3 Barbara BrookesThe Pill and other things https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-08-27%20-%20Daring%20to%20be%20Wise.mp3 Emily DuncanRobert Burns Fellowship https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-09-03%20-%20Daring%20to%20be%20Wise.mp3 Stuart YoungUNESCO City of Literature Short Play Festival https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-09-10%20-%20Daring%20to%20be%20Wise.mp3 Kirby Hallum1869 Conference and Heritage Festival https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-09-17%20-%20Daring%20to%20be%20Wise.mp3 Glen SinclairOtago University Rowing Club https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-09-24%20-%20Daring%20to%20be%20Wise.mp3 Dan PorterUnipol https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-10-01%20-%20Daring%20to%20be%20Wise.mp3 Sunny CollingsDean of University of Otago – Wellington https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-10-15%20-%20Daring%20to%20be%20Wise.mp3 David Murdoch Dean of University of Otago Christchurch https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-10-22%20-%20Daring%20to%20be%20Wise.mp3 Richard BlaikieDeputy Vice-Chancellor Research and Enterprise https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-10-29%20-%20Daring%20to%20be%20Wise.mp3 Richie PoultonThe Dunedin Multidisciplinary Health and Development Study https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-11-05%20-%20Daring%20to%20be%20Wise.mp3 Dave CrawRecipient of University of Otago’s 2018 Distinguished Research Medal https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-11-12%20-%20Daring%20to%20be%20Wise.mp3 Louise LawrenceAlumni Directory https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-11-19%20-%20Daring%20to%20be%20Wise.mp3 James MaclaurinCentre for Artificial Intelligence and Public Policy https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-11-26%20-%20Daring%20to%20be%20Wise.mp3 Jason CushenDirector International https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-12-03%20-%20Daring%20to%20be%20Wise.mp3 Stephen WillisChief Operating Officer https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-12-03%20-%20Daring%20to%20be%20Wise1.mp3 Reflecting on a Year of Celebrations – Kerry Buchan and Helen Nicholson https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-12-17%20-%20Daring%20to%20be%20Wise.mp3 Download Podcast RSS Feed... Read more...Dark Dunedin: Heaven Looks OnFebruary 15, 2018Arts, Culture and Literature / StoriesProspect Park Productions NZ presents Dark Dunedin: Heaven Looks On, a three-part thriller podcast with a nostalgic and gothic Dunedin at its beating heart. Alongside our protagonist you’ll discover – or re-discover – historic, natural, and supernatural features of the city including the whoosh of Lamson pipes at Penroses Department Store, twinkling stars in the St James theatre, and Kēhua, sprites, and demons dancing under the moonlight in the Town Belt. When a young woman’s body is discovered in the Dunedin Town Belt, Louise Hepburn is haunted by both the case and her past. A single woman of middle age, she believes that she’s an invisible presence in the Edinburgh of the south. However, when Louise is identified as a potential witness, she sets about unlocking clues to solve the crime; a quest that crosses the different paths of light that pass through the prism of Ōtepoti, the place of the steep points at the bottom of the world. Download and Listen to Previous Episodes Subscribe (iTunes) | Subscribe (RSS) All three episodes of Dark Dunedin: Heaven Looks On will be available for download from 9pm 12 March, allowing you to take the mystery with you whenever, wherever you go. You could even listen while you explore the sites in the story… Writer and Director: Emily Duncan Producer: H-J Kilkelly Technician: Dominic Angelo-Laloli Music: Mārama Grant and Eliza Pickard Cast: Julie Edwards, Dougal Stevenson, Phil Vaughan, Mārama Grant, Robert Shand, Terry MacTavish, Matt Wilson, Cheryl Amos, Mark Neilson, Brian Kilkelly, Phoebe Smith, Lani Swann, Simon Anderson, Dimitri Latton, Margo Latton. Dark Dunedin was produced with support from Otago Access Radio, Creative Communities (Dunedin), the Dunedin Fringe Festival 2018, New Athenaeum Theatre, Olveston Historic Home, Archive Birds NZ, and Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature. www.prospectparknz.com Made possible thanks to:... Read more...Democracy Now!September 25, 2015News and Current AffairsTuesday – Friday @ 7am Saturday @ 10am Democracy Now! is a national, daily, independent, award-winning news program hosted by journalists Amy Goodman and Juan Gonzalez. Pioneering the largest public media collaboration in the U.S., Democracy Now! is broadcast on Pacifica, NPR, community, and college radio stations; on public access, PBS, satellite television and on the internet. DN!’s podcast is one of the most popular on the web. Vist the Democracy Now! website... Read more...Dick of the BaySeptember 16, 2020Arts, Culture and Literature / StoriesAn original story written by Stephen James Bourne, recorded at his Nurses Bend Studios, Doctors Point Road, Waitati, South Island, New Zealand using a massive and spectacular cast of local available characters and sounds.Vehicular U-Turns are potentially very dangerous manoeuvers. They are a common occurrence for many New Zealand motorists. In the case of my story, it was one such turn that led to unforeseeable consequences.An off-duty head of supermarket security finds himself in a small community shaken by a recent tragic death and unwanted intrusion. Compelled through his natural desire for justice and moral duty and an attractive woman, his unearthing of the truth would require a far deeper excavation than he expects for many centuries of historic events to be unearthed. Thanks to Exisle Publishing for their support RSS Feed CAST:Dick: Stephen James Bourne (SJB)Dee: Sue BourneSally: Jenny Gleeson (Gallery owner)Thomas: Gareth St John Thomas (Young Policemen)Jack: (Senior Police Officer) (SJB)Serious Crimes Inspector: Sue BourneMale Gang Members: (SJB)Female Gang Member: Jennifer (Glasnost) GleesonVillage Librarian: Jennifer GleesonCity Librarian: Sue BourneJoshua Block: (SJB)Bud (the Dog): a variety of local barking dogs.Theme music: Written, created and recorded by Stephen James BourneBackground (radio music): Written, created and recorded by Charles Barrington... Read more...Dr Carl Bamlet – The Modern CavemanNovember 6, 2017Health & WellbeingThird Wednesday of the Month @ 12pm Dr Carl Bamlet is from the ‘Alpha Omega Clinic‘ and is a Chiropractor , Certified Nutrition Specialist with an extraordinary amount of knowledge about how bodies function and what to do to help them function better as well as how important a healthy body is to a better business.On this monthly hour long show Carl and Cuz talk about a wide range of health choices, business challenges and issues as well as highlighting health oriented Canterbury businesses. www.drbamlet.com Visit the Programme Page on Plains FM... Read more...DUDAC and the DuchessJune 15, 2020Health & WellbeingEvery Second Tuesday @ 10am DUDAC and the Duchess. Dr Gary Mitchell brings you health insights from the local front line, with special guests and their areas of expertise: from fighting deadly pandemics to brain surgery to supporting individual and community wellbeing, down to sorting out your broken leg and pulling that insect out of your ear canal at Dunedin Urgent Doctors. RSS Feed... Read more...Dunedin FocusMarch 31, 2020CommunityTuesdays and Thursdays @ 12pm In the wake of the COVID-19 lockdown and restrictions, how is Ōtepoti Dunedin adapting to the new normal?OARsome Morning Show host Jeff Harford talks with people from community organisations, national agencies and the creative sector to shine a light on the issues, initiatives and events affecting our city, and Aotearoa. RSS Feed... Read more...Dunedin Multi Ethnic Council On AirDecember 7, 2016Community / Languages & CulturesTuesdays @ 6pm More than 90 different ethnic groups are represented in Dunedin, and Dunedin Multi Ethnic Council exists to ensure we all have the same rights and responsibilities. Join rotating hosts Lux, Andrew, Valerie and guests for helpful information, topical discussion and a celebration of diversity. RSS Feed... Read more...Dunedin’s Declassified 2000’s Revival Guide on Youth ZoneNovember 19, 2019Music / Youth ZoneEvery Second Friday @ 4:30pm A comedy and conversation show focused around indie music/film and the Dunedin alternative scene, and discussion of the nostalgia associated with “lost media” of the 2000s and early 2010s. Hosted by Jazz and Lucy. RSS Feed... Read more...East West on Youth ZoneDecember 2, 2015Music / Youth ZoneEvery Second Tuesday @ 4pm James and Birkita present their favourite Hindi, Fijian and World music as well as poetry, game reviews and personal stories. RSS Feed... Read more...Environment AwarenessSeptember 11, 2019Science and TechnologyThursdays @ 9:30amReplayed Saturdays @ 2pm and Mondays @ 3pm It’s time to prioritise the protection of the Earth, our only home.Extinction Rebellion presents Ōtepoti Dunedin’s Environment Awareness Show.We are a collaboration of many local groups preparing for what is sure to be a difficult future.Join us in learning about the climate crisis and mass extinction.You can get in touch with the Extinction Rebellion team at dunedin@extinctionrebellion.nz. RSS Feed... Read more...Fa’atauaina o AigaMay 20, 2016Languages & CulturesBrought to you from Plains FM in Christchurch “Faatauaina o Aiga” or in English “Focus on the Family” came about from the concern in our hearts for people dealing with family problems in the community. For Samoans, the church is always closely related to general life. This is therefore a significant point in the structure of our programme. We do not separate faith and living, and so we have kept faith aspects together with the many topics of family, social, health and general life which have been discussed. Issues include the different roles in families, child abuse, family violence, suicide, asthma, alzheimers, and disabilities. We started broadcasting from 2002 and we are still going strong. We produce our own programmes independantly from home each week. Our motto – “For evil to flourish, the only thing the good people do is nothing.” If you need encouragement, a boost in self esteem, something positive for you and your family, listen in. Every Friday from 3pm. This programme is produced by the Faatauaina o Aiga family. Listen to Previous Episodes... Read more...Femme FataleJuly 3, 2020Arts, Culture and Literature / MusicEvery Second Wednesday @ 5pm Want to hear more from your favourite female singers and songwriters?Listen to Femme Fatale on Wednesdays evenings at 5 on OAR FM.Music from the likes of the 80s goddess Sharon O’Neill to the contemporary sounds of Grimes.Music by women. Why wouldn’t you? RSS Feed... Read more...Fighting StigmaFebruary 20, 2019Community / Health & WellbeingFridays @ 2pm From Free FM in HamiltonFighting Stigma is all about embracing who we are and facing the challenges in life with grace, humour and knowledge.We talk about the stigma and discrimination faced by people who have personal experiences of mental health and/or disabilities, as well as self-stigma, and ways to face this as best we can.Hosts Vanessa and Tim share their own experiences of mental health and disability and offer suggestions on skill and strategies that they have found made a difference for them. One of the greatest barriers to recovery is discrimination and the show aims to change people’s attitudes and behaviour.Information shared is researched weekly to give listeners a better view of the broad spectrum of mental health and disability. A wide range of topics are covered, from different diagnoses, to what is being said in the news about mental health. Fighting Stigma provides practical tips and skills that can impact positively on our mental health and general wellbeing, including guest speakers who share their knowledge and give depth to topics that affect us all.We invite you to take the time to listen to the show and think about your own mental health and well being.Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/empowering.journeys Visit Programme Page on Free FM... Read more...Focus Vocational Services RadioOctober 2, 2015CommunityAn hour of musical treats and stories with the Focus Clubhouse from Able Dunedin Family Support (formerly SF Otago) http://www.able.org.nz/ Download and Listen to Previous Episodes... Read more...Frenchies On AirJune 27, 2018Languages & CulturesVisiting French and Spanish exchange students present an hour of music and commentary. Download Podcast RSS Feed... Read more...Fulton Home Residents’ ShowOctober 2, 2015Community / MusicEvery Second Thursday at 1:30pm Join the Wonderful Residents from Radius Fulton for an hour of music for any generation. RSS Feed... Read more...Funky Monkey Underground on Youth ZoneDecember 2, 2015Stories / Youth ZoneHalf an hour of improv comedy, great music, and discussion. Presented by James, Arlo, Quinn, Louis, Max and Silas! RSS Feed... Read more...Global Youth NZ on Youth ZoneSeptember 29, 2015Languages & Cultures / Music / Youth ZoneWednesdays @ 4pm Join Jayden, Jaiyushka and Lily as they talk with young people from many different nationalities about their interests, their background and their favourite music. RSS Feed... Read more...Golden Sounds of Stage and ScreenSeptember 24, 2015MusicRussell Campbell takes you back to a time when Hollywood stars were glamorous, Broadway musicals set toes a-tapping, and there was no such thing as reality TV. Golden Sounds of Stage and Screen is an hour-long celebration of the golden age of entertainment, an oasis of heart-warming good cheer in your busy day. Tune in for memorable music and vintage comedy from yesteryear. Huge thanks to The Regent Theatre Trust. Download and Listen to Previous Episodes... Read more...Hamro AwazJune 27, 2017Languages & CulturesTuesdays @ 6:30pm Hamro Awaz – the voice of the Nepalese and Bhutanese community in Dunedin. Music, discussion and information, every Tuesday at 6:30pm. Created by the Dunedin Nepalese Society. Download Podcast RSS Feed... Read more...Headscarves and Good YarnsMay 1, 2019Community / Languages & CulturesMondays @ 7pm Headscarves and Good Yarns is all about celebrating the differences we have in our community. Even though we all look, think and speak differently to each other we all call Aotearoa our home so tune in and find hear the stories of many different kiwis. We also navigate those uncomfortable conversations around race that we just need to have sometimes. Hope you guys tune in! Facebook Download Podcast RSS Feed... Read more...Hello KeralaMay 2, 2016Languages & Cultures / MusicWednesdays @ 8:30pm Sabin brings you soulful songs and news from the Kerala region of South India, known for its beaches, rivers, monsoon and Malayalam movies and music.Part of the Connecting Cultures Zone RSS Feed... Read more...Heritage MattersMarch 21, 2016CommunityMondays @ 11:30amReplayed Tuesdays at 11:30pm and Sundays @ 7pmBringing you an encore season of great stories from the Heritage Matters team.Veteran broadcasters Dougal Stevenson and Bill Southworth join Jane Edwards, Ann Barsby, Keith Scott, Gregor Campbell, Richard Stedman and Ann Barrowclough to explore the wonderful stock of historic buildings, and stories of early European settlement, Maori life in past centuries and tales of gold.On Heritage Matters, members of Southern Heritage Trust take a look at what makes Dunedin the nation’s heritage capital.Email heritagematters@southernheritage.org.nz with comments, questions or story ideas. Heritage Matters is proudly supported by Ryman Healthcare’s Frances Hodgkins and Yvette Williams Retirement Villages in Dunedin Download and Listen to Previous Episodes RSS Feed... Read more...HerStoryFebruary 23, 2018Languages & CulturesEvery Second Monday @ 8:30pm HerStory brings to you stories of women from India . . . women from our everyday lives and women from mythologies.There is a lot to be proud of about them, so let us celebrate their world.Join Swaroopa Unni as she introduces you to these wonderful Indian women on HerStory on OAR FM Dunedin. RSS Feed... Read more...History Worth RepeatingFebruary 18, 2020CommunityHistorian Professor Barbara Brookes joins Sonja Tiernan, Eamon Cleary Professor of Irish Studies at the University of Otago, to canvass wide aspects of the past – from individual stories to national histories. from political events to emotional tides.Sponsored by the Eamon Cleary Trust through the Centre for Irish and Scottish Studies, University of Otago. RSS Feed... Read more...I Learn to Write By WritingMarch 27, 2019StoriesMarch 29th @ 10amReplayed Saturday March 30th @ 1:30pm On Wednesday March 29th at 10am, and Saturday 30th at 1:30pm, Dr Elaine Webster, Director of Summer School and Continuing Education at the University of Otago, brings together participants in two Continuing Education creative writing courses to share their work. Download Podcast RSS Feed... Read more...IDK on Youth ZoneOctober 11, 2019Youth ZoneSam and Jacob bring you the latest music, news, stories and a new random theme each episode. RSS Feed... Read more...Islam in FocusJune 13, 2019Languages & CulturesFrom Wellington Access Radio Thursdays @ 1pm A show focused on bringing to light the true teachings of Islam, in an effort to remove stereotypes and religious boundaries to promote interfaith harmony through dialogue. Tune in to find out the Islamic perspective. Hosted by Mustenser A Qamar. Mustenser is an Ahmadiyya Imam of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community. His twitter is @MustenserAQamar, email info@ahmadiyya.org.nz... Read more...It’s a Maori MelodyAugust 20, 2019Languages & Cultures / MusicTuesday 20th August @ 1pm It’s a Māori Melody Radio Show. A Māori music month OAR FM special celebrating Māori music from the 1940’s and 1960’s.Presented by Lou Kewene-Doig RSS Feed... Read more...Jazz CafeOctober 2, 2015MusicSundays @ 4pmReplayed Thursdays @ 10am Tune in for your weekly dose of jazz music hosted by Lou McConnell.Proudly supported by: Rhubarb Café on Highgate and Harvest Café in the Harvest Court Mall RSS Feed... Read more...Joan’s Joyful HourOctober 9, 2015Community / MusicEvery Second Friday at 10am Joan plays music from the deep dark bottom of her collection. This show is kindly supported byCommunity Care Trust Download Podcast RSS Feed... Read more...K-Talk with Kiho LeeFebruary 14, 2020Languages & CulturesEvery Second Tuesday @ 8:30pm Join Kiho and special guests for a celebration of Korean culture and music.Every Second Tuesday on OAR FM’s Connecting Cultures Zone.Bought to you by the Dunedin Korean Society. RSS Feed... Read more...Kalimpong KidsJune 3, 2020StoriesBetween 1908 and 1938, 130 young Anglo-Indians were sent to New Zealand. They were the mixed-race children of British tea-planters and Indian women, raised in a Presbyterian mission school in northeast India and sent as workers to families all over New Zealand.Separated from their parents and their places of birth, these “Kalimpong Kids” went on to blend in to the local communities and seldom spoke of their Indian heritage.In this series, historian Jane McCabe discusses the Kalimpong scheme and the journeys of many descendants to uncover their hidden family histories. Woodburn Cottage group, Kalimpong, c.1916. Lorna Peters standing at right. [McCabe family] John Graham with pupils at Kalimpong. [Gammie family] Episode OneKalimpong StoryJane shares her personal story of discovery: one photograph led her to visit Kalimpong in 2007 and to uncover not only her grandmother’s mysterious past, but the organised emigration scheme that she was a part of. Norah: mother of a Kalimpong emigrant. [Gammie family] Egerton Peters on the plantation in Assam. [McCabe family] Annie Dinning in the bungalow. [Mary Milne] Episode TwoWhat’s In a Name?In this episode we discuss three photographs and how they help us to better understand the distinct parts that interracial tea plantation families were separated into: tea planters, Indian mothers, and Anglo-Indian children. Kalimpong women at Wilton’s Bush, Wellington, c.1930. [Mary Milne] Kalimpong emigrants at the Didsbury residence in Wellington, with John Graham at centre, 1937. [Gammie family] Episode ThreeThe Kalimpong Community in NZVisible, or invisible? Despite the silence that came to pervade this history, Kalimpong emigrants left a rich visual record of their lives in New Zealand, particularly in the Wellington region. Jean and John Mackay in Singapore, en route to Owaka. [Jon Earley] Richard May, ready to serve with the NZEF. [Harrison family] Episode FourPhotographs and Artifacts in a Hidden HistoryIn this final episode we discuss two photographs that have played a key role in extraordinary stories of discovery – from a rickshaw ride in Singapore, to the remnants of a Kalimpong emigrant’s life retained by a Southland farming family for over a century.... Read more...Kampai JapanMay 20, 2016Languages & CulturesBrought to you by Free FM in Hamilton Chieko (Osaka) and Yukako are your hosts for one hour of Japanese music, news, current events and general chatter. A touch of Kiwi music and news and a chance to learn an every-day Japanese phrase or word. We welcome any information, news or events you may have. Listen to Previous Episodes... Read more...Kate Talks: Celebrating 125 years of women votingNovember 30, 2018EventsToitū Otago Settlers Museum in association with the Ministry for Women celebrate Otago as an area where more women signed the suffrage petition than anywhere else in New Zealand.This was the last of the 125 events and marked the day on which women in New Zealand first voted in the 1893 general election.Join us for Kate Talks which highlights six inspiring women who will deliver short talks in honour of Kate Sheppard. Full Presentation(1 hour 23 minutes) https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-Master%20-%20Kate%20Talks%20-%202018-11-28%20-%20Complete.mp3 Dr Helen RobertsPay EquitySenior Lecturer of Accountancy and Finance at Otago University. https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2018-11-28%20-%2001.mp3 Laura BlackWhat’s Wrong with Housework? (Quite a Bit)Director of Methodist Mission Southern https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2018-11-28%20-%2002.mp3 Ashleigh SmithBullying and YouthCo-Founder of Sticks n Stones https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2018-11-28%20-%2004.mp3 Miriama Ketu-McKenzieMāori Women’s HealthPsychologist, Dunedin Hospital https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2018-11-28%20-%2003.mp3 Deborah ManningThe Journey of Work; Finding the right PathFounder and CEO of Kiwi Harvest https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2018-11-28%20-%2005.mp3 Dr Sue BidroseKeynote SpeakerDunedin City Council Chief Executive https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2018-11-28%20-%2006.mp3 Download Podcasts RSS Feed... Read more...Kilts and KiwisJune 18, 2018Languages & Cultures / MusicEvery Second Friday @ 11am Kilts and Kiwis – brought to you by Marion and Simon from the Dunedin Edinburgh Sister City Society.Members of the Society, and wider Scottish community, explore the connections between Dunedin, Edinburgh and Scotland, culminating in November’s St Andrews Day Celebrations in the Octagon.Chat, music, history and giveaways, proudly supported by Dunedin City Council Events and Community Development. Download Podcast RSS Feed... Read more...Kings High School ShowsOctober 2, 2018Children & Youth / Interests & Hobbies / MusicRadio shows and podcasts created by students at Kings High School. RSS Feed... Read more...Lasting Impression: The Scottish Diaspora Tapestry ProjectNovember 27, 2018CommunityIn March 2015, the Scottish Diaspora Tapestry set off on a two-year-long trip around the globe. In the weeks and months that followed, Scottish communities across Europe, Australasia and North American hosted local exhibitions and events to celebrate their own section of the tapestry.Toitu Otago Settlers Museum was the only venue in the country to display the tapestry when it toured in April 2016.The tapestry contains more than 300 embroidered panels, including 11 exclusive to New Zealand. It is a remarkable and heart-felt homage to the determination, courage and achievement of Scottish migrants and their descendants across the centuries.South Island women Fiona Lundy, Rosemary Farmer and Frances Gardner contributed several Dunedin and other panels to the show.In radio documentary and podcast Lasting Impression: The Scottish Diaspora Project, Scottish freelance journalist Stuart McFarlane meets with some of the people behind this extraordinary global community arts project. Included are interviews recorded in Dunedin, when the tapestry was on tour. Download and Listen to Previous Episodes RSS Feed... Read more...Life MattersJune 5, 2019CommunityMonday @ 1:30pm The Life Matters Radio show is back for a third series.Life Matters Suicide Prevention Trust is working to reduce stigma surrounding suicide, promoting suicide prevention strategies and offering bereavement support. In this show, Robert Griffith introduces an open and honest discussion about suicide and mental health in our community. Find more information about Life Matters Suicide Prevention at lifematters.org.nz Download Podcast RSS Feed... Read more...Living Well – Things to Do in Ōtepoti DunedinSeptember 11, 2020Community / Health & WellbeingIn this podcast series, local people share their ideas about practical, everyday things you can do to support your wellbeing and build connections with others. Thanks to the Otago Mental Health Support Trust, Weave Together, Southern District Health Board and the Ministry of Social Development for making this podcast possible. Jordana Whyte is manager of Wildlife Hospital Dunedin https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-01%20-%20Living%20Well%20-%20Jordana%20Whyte.mp3 Julie Woods is an inspirational speaker, writer and coach. https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-02%20-%20Living%20Well%20-%20Julie%20Woods.mp3 Dee O’Malley is an artist working in Ōtepoti Dunedin. https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-03%20-%20Living%20Well%20-%20Dee%20O'Malley.mp3 Desiree Williams is Tumuaki Whakaruruhau, Otago Polytechnic. https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-04%20-%20Living%20Well%20-%20Desiree%20Williams.mp3 Kay Mercer is Events Coordinator at Dunedin Public Libraries. https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-05%20-%20Living%20Well%20-%20Kay%20Mercer.mp3 Denise Quinlan is director of the New Zealand Institute of Wellbeing and Resilience. https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-06%20-%20Living%20Well%20-%20Denise%20Quinlan.mp3 Joy Davis is regional coordinator for Otago Neighbourhood Support https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-07%20-%20Living%20Well%20-%20Joy%20Davis.mp3 Hiliako Iaheto is an educator and musician. https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-08%20-%20Living%20Well%20-%20Hiliako%20Iaheto.mp3 Aidan Dickson is a youth worker for Te Hau Ora Whanua Services and a father of two. https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-09%20-%20Living%20Well%20-%20Aidan%20Dickson.mp3 Tahu Mackenzie is a musician and educator at Orokonui Ecosanctuary. https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-10%20-%20Living%20Well%20-%20Tahu%20Mackenzie.mp3 RSS Feed... Read more...Lung TalkSeptember 29, 2015Health & WellbeingA show from the Asthma Society, discussing breathing problems. On the first Wednesday of every month.... Read more...Lupe Fetala’iAugust 10, 2018Languages & CulturesFridays @ 6pm Three hours of Samoan music, events and conversation hosted by Nina, Christine, Tapu, Erolia and Special Guests from Samoan Society inc. Visit the Lupe Fa’alele a Samoa i Otago Inc. Society Facebook Page. Download and Listen to Previous Episodes Subscribe (RSS)... Read more...Mā Te Oro Ka Ora – Good Sounds, Good HealthApril 24, 2018Languages & Cultures / MusicTuesdays @ 5pm Nau mai, whakarongo mai ki Mā te oro ka ora!Join Vicki Lenihan on Tuesdays at 5pm for an hour of Good sounds, good health – when we’ll hear from locals and folk with local connections about the things they do and the ways they’ve learnt to plan for a healthy future.There’ll be new and old school, stacked with tracks from local and almost local musicians. RSS Feed... Read more...Measuring Deprivation in OtagoApril 9, 2019CommunityWednesday 10th April @ 10am On the second of April, Associate Professor Dan Exeter, developer of the New Zealand Index of Multiple Deprivation, gave a presentation in Dunedin on measuring deprivation in the Otago region.Joining him was Jordana Whyte, Project Manager for the Cosy Homes Trust, the coordinating agency for healthy homes work across Otago.This presentation has been brought to you by the Child Poverty Action Group, Weave Together and the Public Health Association of New Zealand.For more information, please visit the Child Poverty Action Group website cpag.org.nz. Download Podcast RSS Feed... Read more...MediascapesDecember 5, 2017Community / News and Current AffairsJo Bond reflects on the state of public broadcast media in New Zealand and offers her thoughts on its future direction. RSS Feed... Read more...MG’s Country ShowSeptember 25, 2015Community / MusicEvery Second Tuesday at 2pm An hour of the best in country music, selected by your host MG. This show is kindly supported byCommunity Care Trust Download Podcast RSS Feed... Read more...Migrant MotherhoodJune 23, 2020Community / Health & WellbeingTuesdays @ 10:30am We want to talk about motherhood- the sticky, icky, challenging and sometimes very rewarding experience of raising children in the 21st century. Migrant Motherhood looks at what it means to be a mum, moving with our children through the stages of life, across the city, Aotearoa and perhaps the world. Kiwis and immigrant mothers like myself have a range of diverse experiences worth sharing and share some big universal challenges and joys. Let’s give the invisible load a voice. RSS Feed... Read more...Misadventures in SoundJanuary 22, 2018MusicEvery Second Saturday @ 7pm Let us take you on a Journey… We’ll tell stories and create connections with your new favourite sounds, including New Zealand faves and rarities.We’re just two music geeks trying to make our way in the world RSS Feed... Read more...Mix-MatchOctober 9, 2015Community / MusicPACT Otago provides support to people with intellectual and other disabilities, and people recovering from mental illness. Join the crew from PACT Otago’s Armitage indoor campus every Friday for a half-hour of music, updates on community events and interviews. PACT Group Website ... Read more...MoffsideAugust 14, 2019Interests & HobbiesPhoto: Ledz (left) and Moff. Moffside is a football podcast on the beautiful game from the perspective of the south of the South Island.The podcast is presented by former Southern United NWL team assistant coach Stuart Moffatt (Moff) and the both legendary-and-current Southern United midfield play-maker Danny Ledwith (Ledz).Moff, Ledz and a new guest every week bring the all the banter and humour of the dressing room to the airwaves with a sideways look at football, life, the universe, time travel, music and er…football. Download Podcast RSS Feed... Read more...Mosh’s Rockin’ Hour of MadnessOctober 13, 2015Community / MusicAn hour in the hard rock mosh pit. Hosted by Mosh from CCT. Download Podcast RSS Feed This show is kindly supported byCommunity Care Trust ... Read more...MS MomentumJune 6, 2018Community / Health & WellbeingThe Otago Multiple Sclerosis Society is a not-for-profit organisation, devoted to supporting people with MS, along with their families and carers. Join MS Otago Field Officer, Valerie Wilson – for discussion on the challenges that people with MS face and the support available in our community. Proudly supported by MS Otago. http://www.msotago.org.nz/... Read more...Mtiv8TalksFebruary 26, 2020Children & Youth / Youth ZoneEvery Second Thursday @ 3pm Mtiv8Talks is a show created by a diverse range of young people in Dunedin discussing issues that we face today. Join us for topics ranging from social media, to women in tech, surviving high school, mental health, gender issues, employment and much more.You can follow mtiv8 on Facebook – facebook.com/mtiv8.me/ RSS Feed... Read more...Murky WatersJune 17, 2019Science and TechnologyWednesdays @ 10am Murky Waters – season one, is a podcast created to communicate shark science to the general public in an engaging and creative manner. A conversational style podcast with shark experts interviewed from around the world. Instagram Facebook Download Podcast RSS Feed... Read more...Musical Matinees For YouSeptember 25, 2017MusicSundays @ 4pm Take off your gardening gloves, put the kettle on and spend an hour immersed in the best of musical theatre from across the decades.Join Dunedin broadcasting legend Donald Saville-Cook for Musical Matinees For You – Sundays at 4, brought to you by Allan Hamilton of One Agency, the Property Specialists. RSS Feed... Read more...Namasthe TeluguJuly 1, 2016Languages & CulturesMondays @ 8:30pm Telugu is one of the sweetest languages spoken in the southern part of India – known as the Italian of the East due to its melodic nature. Listen to Telugu songs that are rich in music and meaning, and hear more about this beautiful place, on Namasthe Telugu with Sasi Bhushan.Part of the Connecting Cultures Zone RSS Feed... Read more...Natives Be Woke – Taihoa e hoaOctober 24, 2018Arts, Culture and Literature / Languages & CulturesThe TAIHOA E HOA – NATIVES BE WOKE project broadcast will be available over live Radio, downloadable as a podcast and watchable online as a Vlog. This will be a permanent record available through the web.The project not only shines a spotlight on wahine Māori but also highlights and acknowledges our indigenous sisters of the pacific.The unique perspectives indigenous females bring to the arts have not yet been delivered in this type of media format and as a first, this project is especially significant in the region of Dunedin and Otago.During these 8 episodes, we will highlight the ongoing issues for women and girls within arts and culture spaces, examine the barriers to engaging and discuss the ways we can break down these barriers.Through the use of social media and Vlog we also hope to engage a younger audience in conversations about these issues. [embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/embed?listType=playlist&list=UUKrIvkNGInhTFavzEq8q8fQ[/embedyt] Facebook Instagram RSS Feed TAIHOA E HOA hosts Lou Kewene-Doig, Vicki Lenihan and Irene Karongo Hundleby weave Māori & Pasifika women’s views with arts, music and culture to bring you this fresh VLOG-RADIO show NATIVES BE WOKE!Your NBW team members are:Vicki Lenihan (Ngāi Tūāhuriri, Kāti Huirapa) sculptor, writer, arts producer, advisor and advocate for local stories told by local artists.Dr Irene Karongo Hundleby Solomon Island-New Zealand ethnomusicologist, co-owner Relics Music Dunedin, Malaitan culture & arts educator-storyteller-advocate-artist.Lou Kewene-Doig (Tainui Waikato, Ngati Haua) M.Mus, B.Mus researcher, artist, music producer, educator.Vicki, Irene & Lou are a formidable female group of minds, who like to explore the connections between creativity, technology and the indigenous world. With a staggering array of knowledge and experiences across the Arts, Culture and Heritage spectrum they are “Woke As”. They want to talk about the stories that occupy Arts and Culture from a female Indigenous view and at the same time connect with new underrepresented audiences using Vlog and Podcast technologies.A learning experience for all… lets get WOKE!... Read more...New Zealand Young Writers FestivalOctober 9, 2019Arts, Culture and Literature / Children & Youth / EventsStudio Vignettes – an Exhibition and Readings Curated by Isla Thomas, Studio Vignettes was designed as a hub for students and young people to showcase their own and experience each other’s work, including small books or zines. In this event we will hear from a few of the artists involved in the exhibition. Listen to this Event Fear Factor – Covering yourself in snakes for fun In this panel discussion and reading, Eliana Gray, Jordan Hamel and a panel of terrified guests discuss what they are really afraid of. Please Note, this recording includes strong language. Listen to this Event Story and Spirit, Language and Heart This panel discussion, moderated by Fran Kewene, consists of Eva Grace Mullaley and Zac James from Yirra Yaakin Theatre Company, and Jess Thompson Carr (aka Maori Mermaid). The topic: How language and culture shapes our story telling. Listen to this Event... Read more...Northern Lights: Scottish LighthousesMarch 10, 2020Interests & HobbiesThroughout 2020 events will be held around Scotland to celebrate and recognise the importance of the country’s coasts and rivers. Scotland’s coastline, including its numerous islands, is over 10,000 miles long while the country is home to more than 31,000 lochs. Together the many rivers and streams around Scotland cover more than 77,000 miles. Its coastline has been protected for more than 200 years by several on and offshore lighthouses, built to aid those navigating the perilous waters. In the programme you are about to hear Scottish broadcaster Stuart McFarlane speak to several people who all share a real interest and passion for the history and heritage of these impressive coastal watchtowers. RSS Feed... Read more...Not Given Lightly – Five Seriously Great NZ TracksMay 12, 2020MusicFor New Zealand Music Month 2020, OAR FM asked some of Dunedin’s most-loved musicians to nominate and share five favourite NZ tracks.They were free to interpret the “five favourites” brief in any way they wished.In ‘Not Given Lightly’ we get to enjoy their selections. 01 – Robert ScottRobert Scott is a founding member of indie rock bands The Clean and The Bats and has also released solo albums in several genres, including alternative rock, experimental instrumentals, and traditional folk music. https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-Not%20Given%20Lightly%20-%2001%20-%20Robert%20Scott.mp3 02 – Molly DevineLast year, Dunedin-based Molly Devine released her EP, Rain in the River. With a Master’s Degree in Music from Otago University, Molly has an impressive resume of playing for the Dunedin Symphony Orchestra, singing alongside New Zealand music legends Martin Phillips, Shayne Carter, Nadia Reid and Anthonie Tonnon. https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-Not%20Given%20Lightly%20-%2002%20-%20Molly%20Devine.mp3 03 – Martin PhillippsMartin Phillipps is the legendary leader of the seminal New Zealand band the Chills. https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-Not%20Given%20Lightly%20-%2003%20-%20Martin%20Phillipps.mp3 04 – Hiliako IahetoDunedin musician and teacher Hiliako Iaheto (Koile, Inati) is a central figure in the promotion of Pasifika culture and music in the lower South. https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-Not%20Given%20Lightly%20-%2004%20-%20Hiliako%20Iaheto.mp3 05 – John EgenesDr John Egenes is an author, multi-instrumentalist session musician for countless artists, producer, songwriter, all around likeable guy. https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-Not%20Given%20Lightly%20-%2005%20-%20John%20Egenes.mp3 06 – Oscar MeinOscar Mein fronts Dunedin-based sludge-pop band Soaked Oats. https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-Not%20Given%20Lightly%20-%2006%20-%20Oscar%20Mein.mp3 07 – Inge AndrewDunedin singer-songwriter Inge Andrew shared her traditional kind of folk-based storytelling on her impressive 2016 debut album Coyote Fun. https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-Not%20Given%20Lightly%20-%2007%20-%20Inge%20Andrew.mp3 08 – Rachel BaileyDunedin-based Rachel Bailey is an extraordinary singer and songwriter, and founding member of The Broken Heartbreakers. https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-Not%20Given%20Lightly%20-%2008%20-%20Rachel%20Bailey.mp3 09 – Jeff HarfordJeff Harford is part of the OAR FM team and host of the OARsome Morning Show. Currently drummer in Die Musikband, Jeff has been part of the Dunedin music scene for more than 40 years, starting with high school band Bored Games. https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-Not%20Given%20Lightly%20-%2009%20-%20Jeff%20Harford.mp3 10 – Francisca GriffinPort Chalmers musician Francisca Griffin rose to prominence in 1980s pop/rock band Look Blue Go Purple and has gone on to record and perform as a solo artist, and with Francisca Griffin & The Bus Shelter Boys. https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-Not%20Given%20Lightly%20-%2010%20-%20Francisca%20Griffin.mp3 11 – Marcel RodekaAt age 19, Marcel Rodeka joined in the formation of international touring and recording act Mother Goose. He has been a professional working drummer and educator ever since. https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-Not%20Given%20Lightly%20-%2011%20-%20Marcel%20Rodeka.mp3 12 – John DoddBassman and educator John Dodd is an integral part of the Dunedin music scene, whether as the go-to session man or as rhythm-section lynchpin of countless acts. https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-Not%20Given%20Lightly%20-%2012%20-%20John%20Dodd.mp3 RSS Feed... Read more...Noteable RadioSeptember 25, 2015Community / Health & WellbeingEvery Second Friday @ 1:30pm Join Chris Ford from Disabled Persons Assembly (Dunedin & Districts) to hear all about DPA – the dedicated people involved and the opportunities to promote the interests of all disabled people in the region, and across Aotearoa New Zealand.DPA is this country’s first pan-disability organisation founded in 1983 and in Dunedin since 1984. It acts as the voice of all disabled people whether the disability be physical, sensory, learning, psychosocial (mental health), or age related.NoteAble Radio is proudly supported by Disabled Persons Assembly (DPA)... Read more...OARsome Morning ShowSeptember 22, 2015Community / News and Current AffairsWeekdays @ 8am – 9:30am For an OARsome start to your day, join host Jeff Harford weekdays from 8am til 9.30am.All the latest on what’s happening in Dunedin, interviews with people making a difference in your community, regular feature segments and some great music.You can also tune in at Midday on Tuesdays and Thursdays for Dunedin FocusContact Jeff at community@oar.org.nz Download Podcast RSS Feed... Read more...On The Fringe with Stuart McFarlaneMay 1, 2018Interests & HobbiesOn The Fringe with Stuart McFarlane In August 2017, the Edinburgh Festival celebrated its 70th anniversary. It was conceived as a way to bring people together and lift their spirits in the aftermath of the Second World War, and together with the Festival Fringe it has evolved into an eclectic mix of creativity and experimentation. In this programme, Stuart McFarlane traces the origins of the festival and meets some of the people who have helped shape it over the years.... Read more...Operation: Rangatahi on Youth ZoneNovember 6, 2018Children & Youth / Community / Youth ZoneEvery Second Tuesday at 4pm Esther and Leo and special guest hosts will tackle a new topic each episode – covering a wide range of topics and issues that young people face every day.Speaking up for your rights, Engagement with Politics, Mental Health, Celebrating Achievements, Maori and Pasifika representation and much more. RSS Feed... Read more...Otago Girls’ High School ShowsMay 24, 2018Children & YouthA collection of Radio Shows created by the year 12 media studies class at Otago Girls’ High School RSS Feed... Read more...OutrageousJune 21, 2018Community / Gender & SexualityEvery Second Sunday @ 12:30pm What is the world like today for the people who have frequently shocked, challenged and been at the forefront of changes that many see as Outrageous?Are the Rainbow people still changing their world for the better?Join host Malcom Angus for Outrageous – The programme that investigates, supports and advocates for the Rainbow People of New Zealand. RSS Feed... Read more...PaakiwahaDecember 3, 2015Languages & Cultures / News and Current AffairsPaakiwaha is an exciting weekly two hour current affairs program hosted by Dale Husband and featuring topical national kaupapa from a Maori perspective. Since it began in 2002, Paakiwaha has made a key contribution to Waatea’s vision of providing a Māori current affairs format in English, a forum that provides a uniquely Māori perspective on issues affecting primarily Māori, but ultimately all New Zealanders. The aim has always been to provide opportunities for listeners to have a better understanding of kaupapa that may not get fair treatment on mainstream media, while allowing Māori and non-Māori to engage in critical debates on those issues. Paakiwaha on Waatea News Listen to Previous Episodes... Read more...Pacific Focus COVID-19March 31, 2020Community / Health & Wellbeing / Languages & CulturesAs we Unite Against COVID-19, We bring you important health, welfare and support messages for our Pacific, migrant and refugee communities. RSS Feed... Read more...Peripatus Project PodcastDecember 7, 2018Children & Youth / Science and TechnologyIn this series you will hear the participants of the Peripatus Schools Project talk about what they are doing as part of the project and why, as well as hear some of their findings so far.Dr C and the teachers talk about the project background and discuss why hands-on, real science is important for children. Download Podcast RSS Feed... Read more...PetAugust 24, 2020Arts, Culture and Literature / StoriesPet is a dark and humorous short story collection that explores our relationships with children, lovers, and other animals. The Pet Podcast is made in collaboration with Otago Access Radio, Ōtepoti Dunedin.Thanks to Creative New Zealand and New Zealand on Air for making this podcast possible. Author Bio A graduate of Victoria University’s Institute of Modern Letters, Kathryn van Beek is the winner of the Mindfood Short Story Competition and the Headland Short Story Prize. Her work has appeared in The Sunday Star-Times, takahē, Newsroom, Fresh Ink and Bonsai. Pet is Kathryn’s debut short story collection. Emotional Support Animal A panic attack on a plane goes horribly wrong. Read by Melanie Kerr. https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2020-08-27%20-%20Pet%20Podcast%20-%2001%20-%20Melanie%20Kerr%20-%20Emotional%20Support%20Animal.mp3 Best-Dressed Possum Cultures clash at the school fair. Read by Phil Vaughan. https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2020-08-29%20-%20Pet%20Podcast%20-%2002%20-%20Phil%20Vaughan%20-%20Best%20Dressed%20Possum.mp3 Good Dog A trip down to the shops goes badly awry. Read by Emma Wood. https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2020-08-29%20-%20Pet%20Podcast%20-%2003%20-%20Emma%20Wood%20-%20Good%20Dog.mp3 The Hoarder Two very different women hoard in very different ways. Read by Alison Cowan https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2020-08-30%20-%20Pet%20Podcast%20-%2004%20-%20Alison%20Cowan%20-%20The%20Hoarder.mp3 Kittens A BBQ dinner takes an unexpected turn. Read by Tama Walker. https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2020-08-31%20-%20Pet%20Podcast%20-%2005%20-%20Tama%20Walker%20-%20Kittens.mp3 Luna's Crew An aspiring social media influencer bites off more than he can chew. Read by Lachie Oliver-Kerby. https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2020-09-03%20-%20Pet%20Podcast%20-%2006%20-%20Lachie%20Oliver-Kerby%20-%20Lunas%20Crew.mp3 The Quickening During a drunken academic retreat, technology takes over. Read by Terry MacTavish. https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2020-09-04%20-%20Pet%20Podcast%20-%2007%20-%20Terry%20McTavish%20-%20The%20Quickening.mp3 The Trapeze Artist Postnatal psychosis, or a dazzling new career path? Read by Shireen Shah. https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2020-09-05%20-%20Pet%20Podcast%20-%2008%20-%20Shireen%20Shah%20-%20The%20Trapeze%20Artist.mp3 Winter A suburban home fills up with strange treasures. Read by Olly Ohlson. https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2020-09-06%20-%20Pet%20Podcast%20-%2009%20-%20Olly%20Ohlson%20-%20Winter.mp3 Heterochromia An aspiring artist and a half-hearted activist have more in common than they realise. Read by Meko Ng. https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2020-09-06%20-%20Pet%20Podcast%20-%2010%20-%20Meko%20Ng%20-%20Heterochromia.mp3 Fool's Gold Farming and motherhood collide. Read by Helen Fearnley. https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2020-09-10%20-%20Pet%20Podcast.mp3 The Fishhook In an imagined near future, two girls battle for a better life. Read by Iona Winter. https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2020-09-13%20-%20Pet%20Podcast.mp3 Speaking in Tongues While one person is saved by religion, another flees it. Read by Phil Grieve. https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2020-09-10%20-%20Pet%20Podcast%202.mp3 Women's Studies A student’s part-time job is at odds with her career aspirations. Read by Lara Macgregor. https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2020-09-11%20-%20Pet%20Podcast.mp3 The Pack As his hangover clears, he realises something’s gone horribly wrong. Read by Mark Neilson. https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2020-09-17%20-%20Pet%20Podcast.mp3 The Lucky Numbers Ageing rockers still hope to hit the big time. Read by Kate Orgias. https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2020-09-19%20-%20Pet%20Podcast.mp3 The Nor'wester Who’s trapped – the kids, the dad, or the orca? Read by Jaya Beach-Robertson. https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2020-09-20%20-%20Pet%20Podcast.mp3 RSS Feed Melanie KerrMelanie is a familiar face on New Zealand television, having graced our screens on The Good Morning Show for some eight years. She is a leading New Zealand wedding and funeral celebrant, chosen by New Zealand Weddings Magazine as their Dream Wedding celebrant. Phil VaughanFor 18 years Phil hosted nationwide breakfast radio shows on 91ZM, The Breeze and More FM, and presented television programmes including What Now? and Good Morning. Phil has worked as a writer, production manager and First AD in television and film productions in New Zealand and overseas. He has acted in numerous plays, musicals, films and TV shows, and recently returned to the big screen in NZ Feature Film This Town, set to be released later this year. Phil voices radio plays and short stories for National Radio, and has appeared in numerous TV commercials.Emma WoodEmma Wood is an experienced communications specialist, voiceover artist, book reviewer and children’s author with an extensive background in radio journalism and broadcasting. She lives in Dunedin with her family, which includes one very good dog.Alison Cowan Alison Cowan has a wide variety of creative interests. Past performing adventures have included barbershop singing, teaching and performing Flamenco dancing, and even dipping a toe into poetry slamming. She has been seen on stages in Auckland, London (a very small one, a long way from Shaftesbury Ave), Hokitika (last century), and Dunedin. Recent acting highlights have included Sylvia at The Globe, Crunchy Silk at the NAT, Marine Snow in the 2019 Fringe Festival, and Bonking James Bond at the Firehouse Theatre in Mosgiel. All of this sparked by reciting a poem at her kindergarten Christmas show, when she was four.Tama WalkerVoicing ‘Kittens’ was Tama Walker’s (Ngati Porou) first foray into acting, but he is as comfortable behind the mic as he is behind a cricket bat. With a background in sports coaching, and with a vibrant home life that includes two young children and a labradoodle, Tama has spent years perfecting transferable skills such as voice projection and the ability to entertain. Lachie Oliver-Kerby A graduate of the University of Otago and New Zealand Radio Training School, Lachie is a writer, actor, broadcaster, voiceover artist and musician (under the Chadley Biscuits alias) with an aptitude for the absurd. Having grown up in both Hong Kong and New Zealand training to become both a performer and rugby player, Lachie has settled on a life of passionate polarity.Terry MacTavishTerry MacTavish is an actor, teacher, director, dancer and reviewer, writing for theatreview.org.nz, teaching Drama and English at Queen’s High, advising the Dept of Education and tutoring at Otago University, as well as performing on stage, radio and television and touring with Dunedin Dance Theatre. Terry was given the Theatre Industry’s Silver Award for 50+ Professional Productions, which include plays by Chekhov, Ibsen, Strindberg, Schiller, Shakespeare, Middleton, Sophocles, Brecht, Shaw, Sheridan, Wycherley, Goldsmith, Wilde, Pinter, Fugard, McNally, TS Eliot, Noel Coward, Dylan Thomas, Tennessee Williams, James Joyce, Aphra Behn, Caryl Churchill, Sarah Daniels, Margaret Edson, Bryony Lavery, Louise Page, Jean Betts, Sarah Delahunty, Michelanne Forster, Emily Duncan, Amy Wright and many more, including creating a role for our revered Renee. Terry has represented NZ for SGCNZ at Shakespeare’s Globe in London, is a member of the Dunedin Reviewers Collective that hosts the annual Theatre Awards, and in 2019 was awarded the MNZM for Services to Theatre and Education.Shireen ShahAfter training at Manchester School of Theatre, Shireen spent three years in repertory based in Belfast then joined the BBC recording dramas, short stories and presented The Net Result and Women in World Politics. Voiced the wicked witch, goat and teddy bears for Legoland, narrated films for London Aquarium and The World Wildlife Fund. Roles in new plays with Not the RSC, Made in Wales, Croydon Warehouse, Theatre Royal Stratford and Hampstead Theatre. TV series include The Bill, Love Hurts, Shameless, Dinner Ladies, Casualty, Coronation Street , East Enders and Blood Strangers. Films include Bharji on the Beach, Frozen, Maila, Jinnah and the NZ short Link.Olly OhlsonTeacher and entertainer Olly Ohlson is well known for his work as the presenter of After School. He has taught te reo and Tikanga Māori. Meko Ng Meko Ng, 19, is a second year student at the University of Otago who is completing a Bachelor of Arts with a major in Theatre Studies. Originally from Hong Kong, Meko has made many contributions to the performing arts community in Dunedin, including performing in the University’s Lunch Time Theatre, and the UNESCO Cities of Literature Short Play Festival.Helen Fearnley Helen has been a theatre addict since childhood, originally training in the UK through Wessex Drama and L.A.M.D.A qualifications in performance and voice, before obtaining a BA in Theatre and Performance from the University of Warwick. Since moving to New Zealand, Helen has become a founding member and proud trustee of Dunedin’s Suitcase Theatre, Committee Member for the Globe Theatre and has received two Outstanding Performance awards in the Dunedin Theatre Awards.Iona WinterIona Winter writes in hybrid forms exploring the landscapes between oral and written words. Her work is created to be performed, and has been widely published and anthologised. She is the author then the wind came (2018) and Te Hau Kāika (2019). Iona is of Waitaha, Kāi Tahu and Pākehā descent, and lives on the East Otago Coast.Phil Grieve Phil has been a professional actor for over thirty years. After studying with Lisa Warrington at the University of Otago’s Allen Hall Theatre, he debuted for Fortune Theatre in Dunedin, performing in a dozen productions there before moving to base himself in the capital. Over the following twenty years, Phil appeared in shows for every major company in the country as well as radio drama, children’s theatre and in roles for both small and big screen. He’s particularly proud of the work he’s been involved with the Māori theatre community but circumstances have led him back to the south. “It feels good to be spending time back where it all started for me.”Lara Macgregor Lara works as an actor, director, dramaturg and performance coach. She studied acting in New York City, has a Post-Graduate Diploma in Directing from The National Institute of Dramatic Art in Sydney, and has held roles as Associate Artistic Director at The Court Theatre and Artistic Director at Fortune Theatre. Acting highlights include: Annie Wilkes – Misery, Lady Macbeth – Macbeth, Lauren Grant – Burn Her, Younger Elizabeth – When the Rain Stops Falling, and Veronique – God of Carnage.Mark Neilson Mark Neilson is a proudly Dunedin based actor, voice artist, writer and puppeteer. Recent gigs include TV1’s One Lane Bridge (Great Southern Television) and Black Christmas (Blumhouse Productions). Mark was heard recently on Choice TV’s Wildlife Rescue. Mark shares his home with his lovely wife, three blonde daughters, one fluffy black dog, and a lot of half-finished jobs.Kate Orgias Since 2000, Kate has worked in both public and commercial radio, communications/marketing and content creation. She’s currently a Masters in Creative Writing student at AUT, and freelancing as a voice artist, researcher, producer and podcast editor. Born in Whanganui, Kate grew up in Tāmaki Makaurau, studied broadcasting in Ōtautahi and journalism in Whanganui-a-Tara.Jaya Beach-RobertsonJaya has been a professional VO artist since 2017. She has worked on a variety of projects such as Path of Exile, Quimbo’s Quest, and a variety of radio ads. She is also a screenwriter having won best web series at the Los Angeles Film Festival for her self funded series, PSUSY. DJ Tina Turntables AKA Kristina Simons The voice of the Pet Podcast is radio DJ Tina Turntables. DJ Tina Turntables has been playing a mixed gumbo of Soul, Rhythm & Blues, Funk and Disco, spiced up with Hip-Hop, R&B and Indie for over a decade around Tāmaki Makaurau. She co-hosts 95bFM’s Sunday show Back On The Goodfoot and has played everything from dive bars on K Road to outdoor festivals like Wondergarden & Auckland City Limits: from opening for The Black Keys & Prince to after parties for Peaches & Fleetwood Mac. She is also an accomplished writer and director.... Read more...Profile of 20 Young PoetsFebruary 21, 2017Arts, Culture and Literature / Children & Youth / Youth ZoneA series celebrating the literary talent of young people in Dunedin. In this series we profile 20 young Dunedin writers about their passion for poetry and creative writing. We will also hear them perform their own original works and explore the background of their stories. Listen to Previous Episodes https://www.youtube.com/embed?listType=playlist&list=PLb6ValA0zfn8-iUK9Yg8N01JQXHAa04D_&layout=gallery... Read more...Project Rioteer on Youth ZoneJuly 26, 2017Community / Youth ZoneEvery Second Friday @ 4pm Join Ashley from ‘Ashley & the Riot’ for talk and information about how you can make a difference in your community. Hear from local community groups, guest speakers, and students, as they talk about the topics that matter to young people in Dunedin. RSS Feed... Read more...Puaka Matariki Iriraki TaiopekaJuly 7, 2020Arts, Culture and Literature / Community / Languages & CulturesJuly 13th – July 20th 2020 @ 5pm In Ōtepoti Dunedin we usually celebrate the Māori New Year through a diverse citywide programme of community events – the Dunedin Puaka Matariki Festival.But this is not a normal year…This year, our community will come together virtually, online and on-air, from Monday July 13th to Monday July 20th.Tune into Puaka Matariki Iriraki Taiopeka for a magic hour of chill stories from a host of local stars. RSS Feed... Read more...Pulse of Politics with Neale McMillanOctober 13, 2015Community / News and Current AffairsSundays @ 8pm Veteran journalist Neale McMillan hosts interviews, conversations and debate with leading political figures. RSS Feed... Read more...Radio ChurchOctober 13, 2015CommunitySundays @ 8:30am An ecumenical service brought to you by Dunedin’s inner-city minsters. Clergy from the Anglican, Christian Churches (Church of Christ), Methodist, Presbyterian and Roman Catholic churches present each half-hour programme. RSS Feed... Read more...Radioactive on Youth ZoneFebruary 7, 2020Children & Youth / Science and Technology / Youth ZoneEvery Second Monday @ 4:30 pm Join Rupert and Esmé as they explore their favourite aspects of science. RSS Feed... Read more...Rattling the ChainsAugust 2, 2019Community / News and Current AffairsMondays @ 5pmReplayed Wednesday @ 9:30am, Sunday @ 6pm Rattling the Chains is a six-week pre-election radio, podcast and video series on OAR FM. Each week, aspiring mayoral candidates will be paired for a half-hour interview discussion live from the OAR FM studio in Dunedin Community House.They will be questioned on their ideas, their influences, their values, maybe even their favourite music. And most of all, why they want to be the Mayor and wear those chains of office. [embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/embed?listType=playlist&list=PLb6ValA0zfn-Os4BVSy6riA2KWKy3oQUM&layout=gallery[/embedyt] Download Podcast RSS Feed... Read more...Real-Time Resilience: Coping during COVID-19March 27, 2020Community / Health & WellbeingJoin Dr Denise Quinlan & Dr Lucy Hone, Co-Directors of the New Zealand Institute of Wellbeing and Resilience plus invited experts as they share tips to look after your mental health and wellbeing during this time. Denise and Lucy translate evidence-based insights from psychological science into practical tips we can all use to stay well through this time. Denise and Lucy will focus on tips relevant for all of us, with some special episodes also for parents and teachers on supporting young people. Further resources and downloads available from nziwr.co.nz RSS Feed... Read more...Retrospect ’60s Garage Punk ShowJuly 22, 2016MusicSo…… Sixties Garage Punk. The harder end of the ‘garage boom’ of the mid sixties – the (mainly) American kids who hit their parents’ garages, pushed the Buick out and set up whatever cheap instruments they could find, and earnestly bashed out whatever ‘British Invasion’ covers they could muster. The more proficient might score a teen dance, or a school assembly gig, even the heady heights of a vanity pressing of fifty copies of their very own 45! The Garage Standards are well known – Electric Prunes, Standells, The always awesome Sonics, much of the stuff on the seminal Nuggets comp and later box set. That’s the bedrock for sure, but I highly recommends the lesser-known Pebbles and Rubble series of comps- the seriously great Back From The Grave series, the Love, Peace & Poetry comps, (with the American, African and Mexican psychedelia focused releases particularly great). But that’s just the tip of the garage punk iceberg…. I mix in obscurities from comps with groovy titles like Slitherama Teen Trash From Psychedelic Tokyo 66-69 , Surfbeat Behind the Iron Curtain, Who Will Buy These Wonderful Evils – Swedish 60s and 70s Pop, Freakbeat, Psych, Garage and Prog Nuggets, Los Nuggetz -60s punk, pop and psychedelic from Latin America, Garage Psychedelic and Rock n Roll from the Un-natural State Arkansas, Persian Underground – Garage Rock, Beat and Psychedelic Sounds from The Iranian 60’s & 70’s Scene, Savage Sounds from South Africa – Rare 60s Beat Garage Growlers From Beyond the Cape of Good Hope, and that barely even covers the crate-digging excesses of the unreleased vinyl acetates, often with unidentified bands who we can only assume are the aforementioned teens in the suburbs of middle America. Heady stuff. Crude stuff at times, but with an earthy charm that’s got me hooked. Retrospect is a weekly radio show and podcast presented by Phil Grey, produced and first broadcast at FreeFM. Thanks for checking out Retrospect ’60s Garage Punk Show, and keep in touch via Twitter @RetroSpectRadio , and join in the conversations of Facebook where each episode, cool videos and heaps more will be posted every week.... Read more...Round the BoardsJuly 7, 2020CommunityTuesdays on the OARsome Morning Show Each Tuesday we catch up with Community Board representatives to talk about the topics of the day, find out how you can have your say, and profile the people who are making a difference in their communities.Included in this OARsome Morning Show segment are: Otago Peninsula Community Board, West Harbour Community Board, Waikouaiti Coast Community Board, Mosgiel Taieri Community Board and Saddle Hill Community Board. RSS Feed... Read more...Safe and SoundNovember 6, 2017CommunityFrom our friends at Access Manawatu The show’s name SAFE refers to advocating for animals to keep them free from harm and also refers to our support of the organization SAFE (Save Animals from Exploitation). SOUND refers to using the airways to discuss animal issues and animal rights, and also to another meaning of the word sound, which is to be true and rigorous. Safe and Sound began at FreeFM, Waikato’s Access Radio Station, and is now recorded at Access Manawatu! Download and Listen to Previous Episodes... Read more...Say Mê Việt Nam – Passionate VietnamNovember 22, 2016Languages & CulturesTra Nguyen, Lien Trinh, Dr Tram NguyenSay Mê Việt Nam – celebrating the culture and uniqueness of Vietnam through music, stories and language.Join Lien Trinh every Wednesday at 7.30pm as they feature special guests from Vietnam, New Zealand, and all parts of the globe. Download Podcast RSS Feed... Read more...School Shows 2019July 7, 2020Children & YouthRadio Shows and Podcasts created by Dunedin Schools Click Here for the Regular Youth Zone Show St Mary’s School / OGHS Anne Frank / Dunedin North Intermediate / Ngā Kura o Ōtepoti Kapa Haka / Balmacewen on Air / East Taieri – When I Was Young / Opoho School Discovery Radio / Peripatus Project Podcast / Otago Girls High School Shows / Columba College / Kings High School Shows The NICE Radio Show Nicholas, Imogen, Claudia and Edward get into Christmas spirit with a NICE radio show for you. https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-12-21%20-%20The%20NICE%20Show.mp3 Dunedin Uncovered and Rediscovered with St Mary's on Air Senior students at St Mary’s School had their school camp right here in Dunedin this year. Listen in to find out what they uncovered and rediscovered during their two day exploration of the city.The year 4 and 5 children; Stani, Alicia, Isobel and Matthew, tell us all about day one and the year 6 children; Lacharna, Gabriel, Ethan and Sophie, discuss day two. https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-12-04%20-%20Dunedin%20Uncovered%20and%20Rediscovered%20with%20St%20Mary's%20School%20on%20Air.mp3 Let Me Be Myself, Anne Frank at Otago Girls High School https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-09-25%20-%20Let%20Me%20Be%20Myself,%20Anne%20Frank%20at%20Otago%20Girls%20High%20School.mp3 Otago Girls’ High School are hosting an International touring exhibition on Anne Frank’s life created by the Amsterdam based Anne Frank House Museum. The exhibition is open to the public during the school holidays (28 Sept – 13 Oct). The girls have been delving into Anne Franks life. Here they are sharing some extracts from Anne Frank’s diary. The music heard during this piece is the theme from Schindler’s List by John Williams played by Otago Girls’ student Rose Stevenson on the violin, accompanied by Abhinath Berry on piano. DNI on Air The DNI GLaM Syndicate has been focusing on the many forms of storytelling this term. You can hear their stories in their classroom shows and check out a DNI Assembly presented by the students of Rooms 1, 3 and 4. DNI on Air – Rm 1The students of Rm1, share their narratives, focusing on myths and legends and social studies investigations https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-09-25%20-%20DNI%20on%20Air%20Rm%20One%20-%2025%20Sept%202019.mp3 DNI on Air – Rm 3Rm 3 students worked in groups to create and present their stories including short films and a radio play. https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-09-25%20-%20DNI%20on%20Air%20Rm%20Three%20-%2025%20Sept%202019.mp3 DNI on Air -Rm 4Can you work out truth from fiction in these narratives from the students of Rm 4 https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-09-26%20-%20DNI%20on%20Air%20Room%20Four.mp3 DNI Assembly Broadcast27 September, 2019 school assembly presented by the GLaM Syndicate https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-09-27%20-%20DNI%20Assembly%20Show.mp3 Opoho School Discovery Radio Some students from Opoho School have been joining us at the station to learn about radio and plan and create their own radio shows. Just listen to the results! The Radio RangersMax, Zoe, Lewis M and Lewis S share some of their favourite music, stories about their family and ancestry and talk about what’s trending at school and around the world. https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-12-06%20-%20The%20Radio%20Rangers%20-%20Opoho%20School.mp3 The ChatterboxesElla, Nella, Stella and Julia talk about travels that have changed their lives, music the enjoy and interesting things they’ve discovered about Opoho history. https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-12-06%20-%20The%20Chatterboxes%20-%20Opoho%20School.mp3 The Ever CrewJoin Elaine, Aubrey, Oscar and Frank to find out what they like about Opoho School, listen to some of their favourite jokes and songs and even have a little lesson in Mandarin. https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-04-xx%20-%20Ever%20Crew%20Show%20Opoho%20School%20Discovery%20Radio.mp3 Chameleon ComediansLucy, Sophia, Josiah and Ngaio talk about everything from cool things to do in Dunedin to visiting family in France and share some of their favourite animals and music, https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-04-11%20-%20Chameleon%20Comedians%20Show%20-%20Opoho%20School%20Discovery%20Radio%20(Re-edit).mp3 The Absolutely Anything ShowCadence, Jom, Scottie and Kura play some music and talk about absolutely anything, including some exciting stories, a debate about Minecraft vs. Roblox and even get ready for a world record attempt. https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-09-20%20-%20Opoho%20school%20-%20Absolutely%20Anything%20Show%20-%20Pt%201.mp3 The Interesting Alligators Adam, Abi, Hannah and Brock share some of their writing and family stories, talk about their pets and play some music. https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-09-20%20-%20Opoho%20school%20-%20Interesting%20Alligators%20-%20Pt%202.mp3 Ngā Kura o Ōtepoti Kapa Haka OAR FM visits Dunedin Schools kapa haka groups as they get ready for Polyfest in honour of Te Marama Pūoru Waiata Māori (Māori Music Month) Grant’s Braes – Tuakana Kavanagh College – Ngā Whetū Tīrama Tēina https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-08-20%20-%20Grants%20Braes%20Kapa%20Haka.mp3 https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-08-21%20-%20Kavanagh%20College%20Kapa%20Haka.mp3 Opoho School – Te Kura o Opoho Otago Boys and Otago Girls High School – Wairua Puhou https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-08-22%20-%20Opoho%20Kapa%20Haka.mp3 https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-08-23%20-%20OGs%20OBs%20Kapa%20Haka.mp3 Tahuna – Taiopeka Logan Park – Te Kaoua o Te Raki https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-08-27%20-%20Tahuna%20Kapa%20Haka.mp3 https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-08-28%20-%20Logan%20Park%20Kapa%20Haka.mp3 Wakari – Te Kura o Wakari DNI – Tirama Tēina https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-08-29%20-%20Wakari%20Kapa%20Haka.mp3 https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-08-30%20-%20DNI%20Kapa%20Haka.mp3 Balmacewen on Air - Hooked on Science Three groups of young scientists from Balmacewen Intermediate created these radio show podcasts as part of their mission to engage and inspire younger scientists. Take a listen and get some ideas for experiments you can do at home! https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-07-04%20-%20Balmacewen%20on%20Air%20-%20Hooked%20on%20Science.mp3 East Taieri School - When I Was Young A social history series by the students of East Taieri School, hosted by Olive, Matilda, Oliver and Rebecca As part their studies celebrating the 125th Anniversary of Woman getting the vote in New Zealand, the children have been interviewing older family members and women in their community to find out how things have changed for women over the years. Episode 1: Children from East Taieri School got to interview a group of older ladies during their meet up day, thanks to Mosgiel Elderly Care Trust. https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-06-06%20-%20East%20Taier%20School%20-%20When%20I%20was%20Young%20-%20Episode%201.mp3 Episode 2: Children from East Taieri School interview their older family members to understand what life was like when they were young. https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-06-11%20-%20East%20Taier%20School%20-%20When%20I%20was%20Young%20-%20Episode%202.mp3 Featuring: Zac and Mrs. B, Hana and Cam, Sophie and Lynn, Jordan and Wendy, Jessie and Kath Episode 3: Chelsea interviews Margaret and starts a discussion with family about how life has changed over the years for women in New Zealand.Featuring: Chelsea, Margaret and family https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-06-25%20-%20East%20Taier%20School%20-%20When%20I%20was%20Young%20-%20Episode%203.mp3 Episode 4: Kellyn interviews her grandmother, Jenny as part of East Taieri Schools social history investigation around the 125th Anniversary of Woman getting the vote in New Zealand.Featuring: Kellyn and Jenny https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-2019-06-26%20-%20East%20Taier%20School%20-%20When%20I%20was%20Young%20-%20Episode%204.mp3 Peripatus Project Podcast Hear the participants of the Peripatus Schools Project talk about what they are doing as part of the project and why, as well as hear some of their findings so far. Dr C and the teachers talk about the project background and discuss why hands-on, real science is important for children. Flyers Bug Hotel St Francis Xavier Green Island School Abbotsford School Flyers Click on a tab above to see each poster Bug Hotel St Francis Xavier Green Island School Abbotsford School Download Podcast RSS Feed Otago Girls' High School Shows Radio shows created by the media studies classes at Otago Girls’ High School Download Podcast RSS Feed Columba College Visiting French and Spanish exchange students present an hour of music and commentary. Download Podcast RSS Feed Kings High School Shows Radio Shows and Podcasts created by Kings High School Students. Download Podcast RSS Feed... Read more...Science Academy PodcastsJanuary 29, 2019Children & Youth / Science and TechnologyGet the inside scoop from students of the University of Otago’s 2019 Science Academy. Students from isolated or under-served communities from around the country have come to Dunedin for an intensive week submerged in the world of science. Listen in as they share their experiences. Physicists on the Pitchby Abdul AhmadiDiscover the science behind Soccer! From Newton’s Laws of Physics, to the Magnus Effect and the use of Cleats. Operation: Space-cial Explorationby Jessica MarshallBillions of stars, hundreds of planets, a black hole or two, but how do we know this? What feats of engineering were needed to bring us this knowledge and what will be needed to further understand the world around us? The Periodic Podcastby Niamh FrizzellThis podcast is about history of the periodic table and the International Year Of the Periodic Table and the celebrations that will happen because of it. Error 1387 Gene Unavoidableby Seruwaia MatairavulaIn this podcast I discuss Genetics at Otago University and how the study can benefit humanity. I am accompanied by Sean, a Masters student studying genetics, and Science Academy attendee, Cameron. The Extraterrestrial Podcastby Corban TaylorIf you want to listen in to a good friend and I talk about aliens and all that jazz then listen in, as we discuss our views on alien beliefs. Are We Living in a Simulation?by Maddison Ridder with Cameron Bergin.Have you ever felt like you have no control, like your whole life is set out for you? Have you ever thought that maybe you’re living in a simulation? Well, it’s more possible than you’d think. This podcast is going to investigate the reasons why we could be part of a simulation. Lost in Translationby Gemma MarnaneIf you are willing to deny convention, it becomes more worthy of attention. For all the knowledge, all the fear we forget to speak of, the meaning which is hidden. Take this, imagine, the world in words. It forms languages and societies, stipulates mutations, natural selection and forms gene pools and populations. It’s the world. We are all just a little lost in translation. Becoming a Midwifeby Tamel RobertsonMy podcast is based on the life of a midwife and their duties in their role. I will be interviewing midwife Margaret Gardner to gather information for the listeners as well as myself as I plan on beginning my study to become a midwife next year, in 2020. Download Podcast RSS Feed... Read more...Science NotesOctober 2, 2015Science and TechnologyThursdays @ 6:30pm Dave McMorran talks with Otago University students about the science they do and the music they enjoy.http://sciencenotesotago.wordpress.com RSS Feed... Read more...Scots Wha HaeNovember 21, 2018Languages & Cultures / MusicEvery Second Sunday @ 2pm Join Ron Mackintosh every second Sunday for an hour of contemporary Scottish Music, stories and commentary.Supported by The Barbershop / Harrington Vaughan Download Podcast RSS Feed... Read more...Settlement Information with CABJuly 1, 2016Community8:30pm 2nd Tuesday of the month Settling in a new city can raise a lot of questions. How does the bus service work? Can I join the local library? Where do I go to get advice on renting a home?Tune in on Tuesday at 8.30pm as Robbie and the team from Citizens Advice Bureau bring you all the latest news and information of special interest to new migrants settling in Dunedin. Download Podcast RSS Feed... Read more...Sheila Shuttlebus Half Hour (Series 4)September 24, 2015Arts, Culture and LiteratureSheila Shuttlebus – it’s a funny name, but then, Sheila’s a funny woman. Every Monday at 11am, Sheila brings you half an hour of amusing musings on the lighter side of everyday life. The writing’s biting and the verse gets worse – think Pam Ayers, but with a broad Lancashire accent. It’s all designed to give listeners a bright start to their day.... Read more...Sight Unseen AotearoaMay 12, 2020Health & WellbeingTuesdays @ 1pm Welcome to Sight Unseen Aotearoa brought to you by VICTA – Visual Impairment Charitable Trust Aotearoa – with the support of Otago Polytechnic. Over the next half-hour everyday Kiwis with failing eyesight will be discussing the challenges of living active, independent lives in the community, and sharing with us the information, support and practical knowhow they’ve discovered on their long and winding sight loss journeys. RSS Feed... Read more...Sounds Of A Lifetime with Richard StedmanDecember 5, 2016MusicWednesdays @ 1pmReplayed Sundays @ 9am Richard Stedman seeks to delight with the unexpected as he traverses the music and the artists of the past 70 years, blending the early with the recent and opening the door to the soundtrack of a lifetime.This show is proudly supported by Summerset at Bishopscourt Download Podcast RSS Feed... Read more...Southern Health FutureOctober 12, 2017Community / Science and TechnologyEvery 4th Wednesday @ 9:15am Every fourth Wednesday on the OARsome Morning Show, Southern Health Future presents updates from the Southern District Health Board and the Community Health Council.Tune in as Jeff chats with DHB staff and your representatives in the community about the latest news and opportunities for you to have your say on health matters that affect you and your family. RSS Feed... Read more...Speak LegalFebruary 15, 2017CommunityThursdays on the OARsome Morning Show Spotlight on legal issues affecting our daily lives. Supported by the Faculty of Law at the University of Otago RSS Feed... Read more...Speaking Volumes with Liam McIlvanneyMarch 10, 2020Arts, Culture and Literature / StoriesSpeaking Volumes – bringing you the stories behind the best new books.Presented by Liam McIlvanney, Stuart Professor of Scottish Studies and Co-Director of the Centre for Irish and Scottish Studies at University of Otago. RSS Feed... Read more...Startup Dunedin PodcastApril 3, 2019Community / StoriesEvery Second Thursday @ 9pm Angus Pauley interviews Dunedin based founders and experts in particular fields as they discuss the tools, tips, tricks and habits that have helped make them successful.Sometimes that means sharing their success stories, sometimes that means sharing their failures, but either way we have some interesting conversations for entrepreneurs.Visit startupdunedin.nz for more information. Download Podcast RSS Feed... Read more...STeudaemonia – International Students Living WellOctober 23, 2018Community / Languages & CulturesMondays @ 8pm From Plains FM in Christchurch“STeudaemonia: International students living well” is a show by, for and about international students in Canterbury. Supported by the Ministry of Education’s International Student Wellbeing Strategy funding. Our talented international student broadcasters address various issues of wellbeing, providing everything from humour and light relief, to international music, to information and advice for others. The show is hosted by a number of groups from different educational institutions, including:Ara Institute of Canterbury, Southern Cross Language Institute,Aspire2,University of Canterbury,Canterbury College of Education,Alpha Educational Institute and Hagley college‘Eudaemonia’ is a Greek word meaning happiness / wellness / flourishing – and we hope that this show helps international students make the absolute most of their stay in New Zealand! Listen to Podcasts Here... Read more...Sustainable GastronomyMarch 27, 2019Health & WellbeingTuesdays @ 10am Hagar Ozri, is a plant food specialist – providing catering, coaching and cooking classes in Dunedin, Queenstown and Wanaka. She is a qualified chef with 20 years’ experience in the health food industry.In Sustainable Gastronomy, we explore how to eat in a way that is healthy for you and for the planet.Interviews, recipes, café reviews, food politics and more! Download Podcast RSS Feed... Read more...Sustainable LensOctober 2, 2015Science and TechnologyThursdays @ 7pm Each week Shane Gallagher and Samuel Mann take a sustainable perspective on current topics in the world around us. Regular features aimed at drawing out connections lead into an extended discussion with invited guests.We are building up a searchable archive of conversations with people from many different fields who are applying their skills to a sustainable future. In our conversations we try to find out what motivates them and what it means to see the world through a sustainable perspective, through their sustainable lens.Supported by Otago Polytechnic – op.ac.nzFor more information on these episodes, head over to sustainablelens.org RSS Feed... Read more...Suzy & FriendsOctober 13, 2015Children & Youth / MusicNew and classic stories for 4 to 10 year olds and their families. Broadcast all over New Zealand on many different stations! Find out More!... Read more...The Afro-Caribbean ShowSeptember 22, 2015Languages & Cultures / MusicTim presents an hour of African and African-influenced music, from Afro-beat to reggae and spoken-word pieces.... Read more...The Bridge ZoneOctober 3, 2018Interests & HobbiesBrought to you by Free FM in Hamilton The game we know as Contract Bridge departed from ‘whist’ with the creation of ‘Biritch’ (or Russian Whist) in the 19th century, and evolved through the late 19th and early 20th centuries to form the present game. The Bridge Zone is a radio show and podcast encouraging fellow Bridge players to share the passion that Barry Jones and Mereana Cullen have in playing this challenging game. The programme is supported by New Zealand Bridge and Hamilton Contract Bridge Club ... Read more...The DigestFebruary 10, 2017Community / Health & WellbeingMondays on the OARsome Morning Show Debbie Roe and Emma Brockie from Disability Information Service bring you information about the services that they provide.disabilityinfo.co.nz RSS Feed... Read more...The Final CurtainMarch 5, 2020StoriesThursdays @ 9pm Visit the Death Cafe Facebook Page Here The Final Curtain – ordinary New Zealanders telling their stories about death. Join Shirley Welsh, host of Death Café Dunedin, where people meet to drink tea, eat cake and discuss death. In this programme, we break the taboo around talking about death and hear first-hand from New Zealanders about their experiences, and their perspectives. At Death Café Dunedin, the conversation continues. You can join that conversation by listening to other New Zealanders tell their stories about death and, if you want to, by sharing yours.Look for Death Café Dunedin on Facebook for updates and meeting times. RSS Feed... Read more...The interdimensional Adventures of Esmeralda Luxenburg the ThirdMarch 10, 2020Arts, Culture and Literature / StoriesEsmerelda Luxemburg the Third is the greatest Space traveller the World has known, The discoveries she has made have uplifted humanity and enabled Earthlings to finally live in a World free from Hunger, Poverty and War.But Esme is running from a terrible fear, she has been Haunted by a Shadow all her lifeAfter her spacecraft crashes on the Planet Aum, Esme is separated from her Loyal Comrades, Russell and Cosmo. She wanders the planet and meets Magnificent Creatures who give her a grain of truth and a pearl of Wisdom. She undergoes Challenges that shake her to the core, until she has no choice but to face The Shadow, her ultimate fear. RSS Feed... Read more...The Jukebox HighwayOctober 13, 2015Music / UncategorizedSundays @ 3pm Local musician John Egenes hosts a hot-pickin’ hour of roots, folk and country music along with news of local gigs and chats with guests from around the globe. RSS Feed... Read more...The Lave Mai ShowApril 11, 2018Languages & CulturesEvery Second Monday @ 6pm A platform that brings together Tongan students and other youth, to discuss and express their thoughts on issues they face, that may not be appropriate to discuss in their cultural settings. The show is presented by Mary Jane Kivalu, Melania Napa’a & Taina Puloka who are all current students at the University of Otago.For more information please go onto the The Lave Mai Show facebook page or email thelavemaishow@gmail.com RSS Feed... Read more...The Library MixOctober 13, 2015CommunitySaturdays @ 1pm The latest news and events from our Dunedin Public Libraries, and music from the libraries’ extensive collection.www.dunedinlibraries.govt.nzThe Library Mix team is Su, Glenda, Kay and Rachel RSS Feed... Read more...The Listening RoomJune 25, 2020Arts, Culture and Literature / MusicEvery Second Sunday @ 11amReplayed Thursdays @ 10pm A welcoming space for lovers of classical music.Listen on Sunday mornings at 11am as Ken Young, 2020 Mozart Fellow at University of Otago, introduces a varied suite of classical pieces.Thanks to the School of Performing Arts, University of Otago RSS Feed... Read more...The Loud SilenceAugust 10, 2020Health & Wellbeing / Languages & Cultures / Youth ZoneEvery Second Monday @ 4pm Have you ever been in a position where you don’t feel heard? You’re screaming loud on the inside but no-one is listening to you? This show is a safe space that touches on deeper human connections, guided by Māoritanga. Stories, inspiration, empowerment, environment topics and knowledge that will help uplift and encourage a more positive outlook on our lives and future. RSS Feed... Read more...The Mixtape with ShaneSeptember 29, 2015MusicEvery Second Wednesday @ 2pm Join Shane for an hour of great music selections from the 50s, 60s and 70s.Proudly supported by Community Care Trust. RSS Feed This show is kindly supported byCommunity Care Trust ... Read more...The Positivity ShowDecember 19, 2017Interests & HobbiesEvery Second Wednesday @ 3pm Have you ever watched the news and thought it was all a bit negative?Have you ever thought, why aren’t there any shows about positive stories?Well, you’re in luck!Julia and her two lemur friends, Ricky and Ronnie, bring you a show that will put a smile on your face, showcasing stories of people having a positive impact on their communities, locally and around the world. RSS Feed... Read more...The Radio PharmacistJuly 30, 2020Science and TechnologyTuesdays @ 12pm The Radio Pharmacist – sharing tips and practical advice on the management of a range of healthcare matters, every Tuesday at noon on OAR FM Dunedin.Take the time with Peter Barron to explore some of the bigger issues around health and wellbeing, in simple easy language we can all understand.Proudly sponsored by Waverley Pharmacy. RSS Feed... Read more...The Sparkly Show with Dr GlamOctober 4, 2019Arts, Culture and Literature / MusicEvery Second Thursday @ 6pm Empowerment and motivation through music, art, interviews, and jazz hands RSS Feed... Read more...The Vinyl VaultSeptember 29, 2015MusicWednesdays @ 6pm Say what you like, music just sounds better at 33rpm . . .Join Steve as he trawls through his record collection to bring you the best from the late ’60s and the ’70s.Well known and not-so-well-known songs from the likes the Beatles, the Doors, Cream, Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, the Allman Brothers and many more, spinning from the decks of OAR FM. RSS Feed... Read more...This is Science: Expedition 378February 12, 2020Science and TechnologyTuesdays @ 5pm (Five Episodes) Join Dr Claire Concannon for stories about what it is like to do science on the JOIDES Resolution, a scientific seabed drilling research ship. Focusing on Expedition 378, which investigated paleoclimate with the hope to discovering answers of what is in store for us in a warming world.... Read more...TrinketboxMarch 10, 2020MusicEvery Second Thursday @ 1:30pm From Fresh FM in NelsonMaria Baigent presents an hour of Musical Trinkets, written, sung and performed by Women. Visit the Fresh FM Website... Read more...TruthtellerDecember 18, 2019News and Current Affairs / StoriesIt’s the ‘other’ virus – the virus of fake news. Out of control social media, disinformation and conspiracy theories that are damaging our society.How vulnerable are you?Go inside the war on truth with investigative reporter Stephen Davis. RSS Feed... Read more...Vanakkam TamizhaApril 12, 2016Languages & Cultures / MusicTuesdays @ 7pm Vannakam TamizhaVanakkam Tamizha celebrates the richness of Tamil language and culture, and uniting Tamil communities in Dunein and wider Otago region.Tune in every Tuesday at 7pm for Tamil community bulletins, interviews, music, stories and literature amongst others, brought to you by your hosts Lux, Rajesh, Mahalir Mattum (Women) and Illaignar Kural (Youth) the others from Dunedin Tamil Society Inc. Download Podcast RSS Feed... Read more...Volunteer South HotspotJuly 26, 2017CommunityThe Volunteer South Hotspot, celebrating local volunteers and organisations. RSS Feed... Read more...War Stories from the Olveston LibraryApril 14, 2020Arts, Culture and LiteratureSundays @ 10am For each family touched by the war to end all wars, there are personal stories that live on through the generations. Olveston Historic Home invites you to tune in as Kevin Flaherty brings you correspondence between Dunedin families and their sons serving overseas. RSS Feed... Read more...Water We Watching?November 5, 2018Interests & HobbiesEvery Second Thursday @ 10pmWater We Watching is a half-an-hour podcast about the wonderful world of water-based films. It’s a conversational podcast commenting on the multiple aspects of films set in, around or under water. It has a slight comedic nature to it given the ridiculous niche that’s been set but is also hopefully somewhat informative; basically just some fun. RSS Feed... Read more...What The DickensJuly 22, 2020MusicSaturday Nights @ 10pm Saturday nights at 10 we push the volume knob to 11 and rejoice in an hour of the finest hard-rock sounds.Bands from here, there, and everywhere . . . but especially here, with your host Pottley Mostly. RSS Feed... Read more...Widows of ShuhadaMarch 10, 2020Community / Languages & Cultures / News and Current Affairs / StoriesWednesdays @ 10amReplayed Sunday @ 10amEight-Part Series From Plains FM in ChristchurchOn March 15 2019, dozens of women hovered in the female section of Christchurch’s Al-Noor Mosque, as their time of worship became a time of terror which shocked the nation to its core.Widows of Shuhada is an 8-part podcast documentary series featuring four of the women left widowed by the attacks on worshippers at the Al-Noor and Linwood mosques, which claimed 51 lives.We meet a diverse group of women – Farah Talal, Sanjida Jaman Neha, Muhubo Ali Jama and Hamimah Tuyan — six months after the deaths of their husbands. We follow the women as they move houses, try to explain to their children what happened, return to the place of their husbands’ deaths and come together as widows to share their burden of collective loss.Produced by Plains FM for RNZ and made possible by the RNZ/NZ on AIR Innovation Fund, these women share their intimate thoughts on forgiveness, gender and Islam, and their lives in the aftermath of the massacre – some of which may be surprising. They also discuss the New Zealand Government and wider public’s response to the attacks. Visit the Plains FM Website... Read more...Wild Dunedin PodcastMarch 5, 2018Events / Science and TechnologyTuesdays @ 5pmReplayed Saturday 9am and Sunday 6pm Not your usual nature chat, series 2 of Wild Dunedin Podcast delves into sharky waters and wild forest orgies, tries to figure if your cat has played you, asks if ancient New Zealand got dunked or if the days of doing bombs into the local river are done with. And we definitely, absolutely, resolutely will not put in a sneaky episode about climate change (that you actually could enjoy).In an exciting collaboration with Dunedin musician Molly Devine, all episodes this year will have bespoke, original music created specifically to give you the feels on that story as we tell it.Don’t miss a single one! Subscribe now on iTunes or wherever you get your podcasts (Wild Dunedin Podcast). Or download from the Wild Dunedin website or oar.org.nz. This podcast is supported by the Otago Regional Council Eco-Fund, the Wild Dunedin Festival of Nature and Otago Museum (thanks!) All episodes are dreamed up, recorded and produced by the hard work and dedication of Dr Claire Concannon, Science Outreach Projects Coordinator at Otago Museum, Jamie McAulay, conservation biologist with the Department of Conservation, and Taylor Davies-Colley, botany student and nature frother in the extreme. Download Podcast RSS Feed... Read more...WINGS: Women’s International News Gathering ServiceSeptember 9, 2019News and Current AffairsWednesdays @ 7pm WINGS: Women’s International News Gathering Service is an all-woman independent radio production company that produces and distributes news and current affairs programs by and about women around the world. WINGS programs are used by non-commercial radio stations, women’s studies, and individuals. Programs can be heard on local radio stations, on shortwave, on the internet, and on cassettes. The WINGS Mailing List provides updates on stories and new information about women’s media. Facebook Link... Read more...Wireless BooksOctober 13, 2015Arts, Culture and LiteratureNothing can replace the pleasure of turning the pages of the written book. Wireless Books explores our city’s rich literary heritage, talking with people who are passionate about the printed word, and celebrating the Dunedin Athenaeum and Mechanics Institute’s fascinating local history. Join Christine and Beth every second Saturday for reviews and discussion about books old and new. Proudly sponsored by the Dunedin Athenaeum and Mechanics Institute: http://www.dunedinathenaeum.org.nz/ ... Read more...WOA! – Women On AirJuly 23, 2020Arts, Culture and Literature / Gender & Sexuality / StoriesEvery Second Wednesday @ 11am Welcome to WOA! Women on air – a podcast celebrating and championing women who are taking risks, making waves, and challenging the status quo in their fields.Join Rowan Taigel as she interviews women making their mark in communities all over New Zealand – the innovators, leaders, changemakers, creatives, movers and shakers, and general boat rockers!Listen in as we get exclusive intel about the successes, the speed bumps, the tangents, and the tips that got these amazing women to where they are today!For more information about WOA head over to http://www.whatifpld.com/woa-podcast RSS Feed... Read more...Woven StoriesDecember 19, 2017Children & YouthWoven Stories is for children or the young at heart. Join storyteller and artist Allie Simpson as she weaves through original, local and classical stories for children and whole the family. Along with her guests, Allie celebrates and finds the creative tales that surround us, including the stories our children tell today. ... Read more...Write On with Vanda SymonSeptember 29, 2015Arts, Culture and LiteratureWrite On is the hugely popular radio programme from the Otago Southland branch of the New Zealand Society of Authors. It is produced and hosted by Vanda Symon, the Dunedin-based New Zealand crime fiction writer. In each show, Vanda interviews local writers and people involved in the book industry. She also promotes local events and shares some good music. Write On has its own website http://www.writeonradioshow.blogspot.com/ and is proudly sponsored by Otago University Press http://www.otago.ac.nz/press/. ... Read more...Write Spot with Dunedin UNESCO City of LiteratureApril 27, 2017Arts, Culture and LiteratureIn 2014, Dunedin became a UNESCO City of Literature and a member of the wider Creative Communities Network. It’s all about connecting with readers through libraries, schools, bookshops, festivals, workshops, events, performances, exhibitions and more. We celebrate our wonderful writers of fiction and non-fiction, poets, oral storytellers, playwrights, screenwriters and lyricists. Every fortnight on Otago Access Radio’s OARsome Morning Show, Write Spot takes a look at how our city is embracing its City of Literature status with Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature director Nicky Page. Listen to Previous Episodes... Read more...Writer – Winning words from the University of Otago’s inaugural creative writing competitionNovember 12, 2019Arts, Culture and Literature / StoriesWinning words from the University of Otago’s inaugural creative writing competition Monday 18th November @ 6pmReplayed 21st Nov @ 11am and 24th Nov @ 6pm In 2019, the University of Otago held a creative writing competition as part of the University’s 150th celebrations.With four categories – student poetry, student fiction, staff poetry and staff fiction – it was an opportunity for keen writers across all of the University’s campuses to have a go.In keeping with the 150th anniversary celebrations, the writing prompt was “Daring to be Wise”.In these podcasts, the competition winners present their work. Complete ShowAnaru Eketone – Staff poetry joint winnerAmanda Kvalsvig – Staff poetry joint winnerCaroline Spooner-Kenyon – Student poetry winnerMareike Barton – Staff prose winnerBenjamin Clow – Student prose winner https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-Writer%202019-11-18%20-%20Compete%20Show.mp3 Anaru EketoneStaff Poetry Joint WinnerTe Hunga ora/Those of us who remain https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-Writer%20-%2003%20-%20Anaru%20E%20Show.mp3 Amanda KvalsvigStaff Poetry Joint WinnerBulolo River Canyon https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-Writer%20-%2002%20-%20Amanda%20K%20Show.mp3 Caroline Spooner-KenyonStudent Poetry WinnerSaturday’s Child Lyric https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-Writer%20-%2001%20-%20Caroline%20SK%20Show.mp3 Marieke BartonStaff Prose WinnerThe Evening Shift https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-Writer%20-%2005%20-%20Mareike%20B%20Show.mp3 Benjamin ClowStudent Prose WinnerThe Life of George Song https://cdn.accessradio.org/StationFolder/otago/NZOA64k-Writer%20-%2004%20-%20Benjamin%20Clow%20Show.mp3 RSS Feed... Read more...Youth Zone FeaturesOctober 11, 2019Youth ZoneOne-Off Programmes or Short Series on Youth Zone. RSS Feed... Read more...Youth Zone MobilisedApril 9, 2019Arts, Culture and Literature / Music / Youth ZoneOAR FM Dunedin is the place to hear young local musicians.From now through until the end of June, OAR FM Dunedin will be featuring a new young artist every week on Youth Zone Mobilised.Tune in on Mondays at 5pm to hear this week’s session, recorded right here at OAR FM, and hear from the young writers and and performers themselves.Video and podcasts from each session are available from the Youth Zone App and the YZNZ.app websiteHuge thanks to DCC Creative Communities for making Youth Zone Mobilised possible. Click Here to Listen... Read more...Youth Zone ThursdaysOctober 2, 2015Youth ZoneThursdays @ 4pm Join our Youth Zone Thursday team as they bring you the latest opportunities, interviews and music for the local audience. Hosted by Tabitha, Jared, Kirsten and Cody. RSS Feed... Read more...Youth Zone UnpluggedApril 20, 2018Children & Youth / MusicThis 10 week series showcases the young local songwriting talent in Dunedin. Each act performs their original songs and tell us about their musical journey from their first instruments, to their latest and upcoming gigs. For more info and videos from this series... Read more...
