Children & Youth
Lupe o le Foaga
Fridays @ 5pm
Clinton, Jasmine and Timothy present the Samoan Youth show covering interesting information and important issues young people may be facing in Dunedin.
You can also listen to Lupe Fetala’i and Lupe o le Talalelei.
Climate Change – Striking A Balance
Friday 15th October @ 12pm
Replayed Wednesday 21st Oct @ 5pm
and Friday 23rd Oct @ 12pm
In this podcast Claire, Jeremy, Casey and Grace talk about their current exhibtion at Otago Museum. This student created exhibtion covers a wide aspect of climate issues from experiences with Schools Strike for Climate, to the impacts of Climate Inequality. Check it out at The Beautiful Science Gallery on the second floor of Otago Museum from 3rd Oct to 1st Nov, and reappering from 16th Nov to 4th Dec 2020.
Ākonga on Air
School students from around Ōtepoti share their stories.
16th October 2020 – Opoho School
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.
School Shows 2019
Radio Shows and Podcasts created by Dunedin Schools
The NICE Radio Show
Nicholas, Imogen, Claudia and Edward get into Christmas spirit with a NICE radio show for you.
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.
Let Me Be Myself, Anne Frank at Otago Girls High School
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 1
The students of Rm1, share their narratives, focusing on myths and legends and social studies investigations
DNI on Air – Rm 3
Rm 3 students worked in groups to create and present their stories including short films and a radio play.
DNI on Air -Rm 4
Can you work out truth from fiction in these narratives from the students of Rm 4
DNI Assembly Broadcast
27 September, 2019 school assembly presented by the GLaM Syndicate
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 Rangers
Max, 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.
The Chatterboxes
Ella, Nella, Stella and Julia talk about travels that have changed their lives, music the enjoy and interesting things they’ve discovered about Opoho history.
The Ever Crew
Join 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.
Chameleon Comedians
Lucy, 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,
The Absolutely Anything Show
Cadence, 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.
The Interesting Alligators
Adam, Abi, Hannah and Brock share some of their writing and family stories, talk about their pets and play some music.
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
Opoho School – Te Kura o Opoho
Otago Boys and Otago Girls High School – Wairua Puhou
Tahuna – Taiopeka
Logan Park – Te Kaoua o Te Raki
Wakari – Te Kura o Wakari
DNI – Tirama Tēina
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!
East Taieri School - When I Was Young
A social history series by the students of East Taieri School, hosted by Olive, Matilda, Oliver and RebeccaAs 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.
Episode 2: Children from East Taieri School interview their older family members to understand what life was like when they were young.
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
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
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
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Bug Hotel
St Francis Xavier
Green Island School
Abbotsford School
Otago Girls' High School Shows
Radio shows created by the media studies classes at Otago Girls’ High School
Columba College
Visiting French and Spanish exchange students present an hour of music and commentary.
Kings High School Shows
Radio Shows and Podcasts created by Kings High School Students.
ArtsVibe on Youth Zone
Every 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!
Mtiv8Talks
Every 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/
Radioactive on Youth Zone
Every Second Monday @ 4:30 pm
Join Rupert and Esmé as they explore their favourite aspects of science.
New Zealand Young Writers Festival
Studio 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.
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.
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.
Science Academy Podcasts
Get 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 Pitch
by Abdul Ahmadi
Discover the science behind Soccer! From Newton’s Laws of Physics, to the Magnus Effect and the use of Cleats.
Operation: Space-cial Exploration
by Jessica Marshall
Billions 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 Podcast
by Niamh Frizzell
This 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 Unavoidable
by Seruwaia Matairavula
In 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 Podcast
by Corban Taylor
If 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 Translation
by Gemma Marnane
If 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 Midwife
by Tamel Robertson
My 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.