Test Page Latest ShowsTalking Otago with ORCOctober 22, 2020Community / News and Current AffairsEvery 4 weeks on the OARsome Morning Show Otago Regional Council brings us up to date with management of water, land and air in our region, and promotes ways for you to have your say. RSS Feed... Read more...Muslim Chaplaincy ConversationOctober 21, 2020Community / Languages & Cultures11am Friday 23rd October5pm Saturday 24th October The Muslim Chaplaincy Conversation is produced by the Otago Muslim Chaplaincy Committee and features talks on Islam and interviews with local Muslims. RSS Feed... Read more...Climate Change – Striking A BalanceOctober 15, 2020Children & Youth / Community / Science and Technology / Youth ZoneFriday 15th October @ 12pmReplayed 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.... Read more...Thoughts and Talks with ThishniOctober 15, 2020Community / StoriesMondays @ 4pm In this series Thishni De Silva explores how COVID-19 has affected people’s every-day lives with a new guest every week sharing their unique perspective. RSS Feed... Read more...Noqu Viti lailai e OtepotiOctober 8, 2020Community / Languages & CulturesFriday 9th October @ 5pmReplayed Saturday 10th October @ 10am My Little Fiji in Dunedin – Join Jekope, Eric, Jope and their families to celebrate Fijian Language Week. They discuss Fijian culture and what it means to be Fijian.Featuring – Jekope Maiono, Jope Tudreu, Eric Nabalagi, Atunaisa Maiono, Seilala Mapusua Nabalagi, Kaliti Nabalagi, Tima Tudreu, Talei Tudreu, Apisalome Tudreu. RSS Feed... Read more...Servants Health Centre – 10 Years of Compassionate CareOctober 8, 2020Community / Health & WellbeingSunday 11th October @ 1pmReplayed Friday 16th October @ 5pm Servants Health Centre is not your typical medical practice. Located in the heart of Dunedin, this small clinic is quietly helping the most vulnerable by providing free care to the homeless and those who are struggling financially. The clinic, which is also a registered charity, operates through a team of dedicated volunteers.This podcast has been created to commemorate the centre’s 10 th year in operation. What is it that makes this clinic so special? And why is the centre having such success? This podcast will answer those questions and many more. RSS Feed... Read more...CCT Collective – The Hits from the FitzOctober 1, 2020Community / MusicEvery Second Friday @ 10am Every second Friday from 10am, Steve Marshall (Community Facilitator from CCT) and a revolving cast from the CCT Fitzroy Hub bring you a selection of hits from their personal collections that span their various ages and musical tastes! RSS Feed... 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...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...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...
