Fourth Monday of the Month @ 12.30pm
Your monthly guide to the visual arts in Dunedin and beyond. Join presenter Sally McMillan in conversation with art creators, collectors, conservators, and curators. Proudly brought to you by the Dunedin Public Art Gallery Society.
Every Second Tuesday @ 10:30am
Join Dunedin Yoga Lady Kate Bendall as she explore all things to know about yoga. Kate’s passion is to open the doors of this powerful practice to the community, and to share that passion with you.
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.
Every Second Thursday @ 10pm
Water 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.
Brought 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
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Radio shows and podcasts created by students at Kings High School.
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.
Every 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.