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Jesse Mulligan presents an upbeat mix of the curious and the compelling, ranging from the stories of the day to the great questions of our time.

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00:07:17

Food: Caramelised Onion Sausage Roll Wreath

Afternoons ·

2025/12/05

Time to talk food and today we're joined by Alix Mahy, who's behind One Hand Stirring, a one stop shop for family, and budget, friendly recipes. Her recipe is here

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00:11:59

Film Review: Zooptopia 2 and Nuremberg

Afternoons ·

2025/12/05

Film critic Kate Rodger joins Jesse to share her take on Nuremberg and Zootopia 2.

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00:03:41

Freaky Friday

Afternoons ·

2025/12/05

Every week before 2pm we delve into your strangest and spookiest experiences. As always if you have one to share, drop us a message on 2101 and our producers will be in touch. Today Jesse is speaking to Marian in North Waikato.

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00:12:05

Why makes a successful company stand out from the rest?

Afternoons ·

2025/12/05

It's fair to say businesses in almost every industry, right across the country, have been doing it tough recently. Which is why it is so good to celebrate excellence and shout out about those doing well. The Deloitte 200 awards were announced last night with the top awards going to the places and people powering our economy and innovation Lead judge, and business journalist Fran O' Sullivan joins Jesse.

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00:10:16

How can we ensure our kids are safe playing sport?

Afternoons ·

2025/12/05

We're all aware of the benefits of children playing sport; learning to work as part of a team, increasing fitness, developing self-confidence, the list goes on. But these benefits can only be realised if children have positive experiences. A recent International Olympic Committee consensus statement found that between 44 per cent and 86 per cent of children experience interpersonal violence in sport environments this includes bullying, sexism, racism, homophobia, and sexual abuse. New research

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00:10:53

What's going on with property prices in Auckland?

Afternoons ·

2025/12/05

House prices in Tamaki Makaurau Auckland continue to lag behind many other parts of the country Cotality has released its latest data which shows a 0.1 percent lift in values for New Zealand in November with Hamilton, Tauranga and Christchurch seeing growth But Auckland has not, in fact November was the eighth month in a row that Auckland's property values had declined So why isn't Auckland seeing a lift? Cotality chief property economist Kelvin Davidson chats to Jesse.

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00:08:53

Bringing Pixie Williams' voice back to vinyl

Afternoons ·

2025/12/04

Blue Smoke was first released in 1949, when it arguably made Pixie Williams New Zealand's first pop star. Now seventy seven years later, Holiday Records is bringing Pixie back to vinyl. Here to tell us more about the new album is Holiday Records Ben Wallace.

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00:11:53

Your Money with Mary Holm

Afternoons ·

2025/12/04

It's time to talk money matters with Mary Holm now and she brings us good news on mortgages! This week's topics: 1. Official cash rate dropped again. 2. Fewer people behind on mortgage payments 3. Many people are not reducing their payments but using extra to pay down principal.

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00:13:56

Group Chat: Chat GPT fails and weighing into Wicked

Afternoons ·

2025/12/04

Kate Rodger and Afternoons Senior Producer Olivia Wilson are in studio with Jesse to talk about all the content clogging up their group chats.

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00:27:44

A-Z of Aotearoa: M for Māori Battalion

Afternoons ·

2025/12/04

Kate Rodger and Afternoons Senior Producer Olivia Wilson are in studio with Jesse to talk about all the content clogging up their group chats.

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00:10:22

Sri Lanka is dealing with a disaster - how can we help?

Afternoons ·

2025/12/04

Over the last few days tropical cyclones have combined with heavy monsoon rains across South Asia with devastating results. There has been severe flooding - and mudslides - across Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam and Thailand. The death toll has risen to over 1,100 across the region, with many more displaced. Aotearoa based non-profit TearFund is active in Sri Lanka and Chief Executive Ian McInnes joins Jesse to discuss the situation.

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00:10:04

Rating the very best of NZ TV and Film from the 2010s.

Afternoons ·

2025/12/04

The Spinoff's Alex Casey and Tara Ward have been commissioned to curate a list of the very best New Zealand film and television from the 2010s The pair took a nostalgic look back at our local screen content in that eventful decade marked by the arrival of streaming, the dominance of reality TV, a boom in home-grown comedy and Taika Waititi's rapid rise in Hollywood. Alex Casey chats to Jesse. You can find the full article here. 1:35 Sri Lanka is dealing with a disaster - how

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00:09:44

What is the Emissions Trading Scheme Auction?

Afternoons ·

2025/12/04

Yesterday the final emissions trading scheme auction of the year failed to clear. That means there were no bidders for any of the carbon credits up for sale That makes 2025 just the 2nd year in the schemes 17 year history in which all four auctions have failed to clear This comes against a backdrop of business uncertainty and weakening environmental regulations. To find out exactly what this all means Jesse is joined by ETS expert Nigel Brunel from Marex commodity brokers

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00:08:53

Stories from Our Changing World

Afternoons ·

2025/12/03

Time now to catch up with Our Changing World's Claire Concannon who has been learning about 'time use epidemiology'.

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00:26:58

Feature interview: A Jeffrey Epstein survivor shares...

Afternoons ·

2025/12/03

For a lot of people, the files the US Justice department has on convicted sex offender and millionaire Jeffery Epstein are just something to speculate about or turn into political ammunition. But for the women he abused, they're something far more important, a chance to move closer to justice and finally expose the network that let him get away with sexually assaulting women, some underage, for so long. Jess Michaels is one of those survivors. She says she was first abused by Jeffrey Epstein in

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00:28:55

Bookmarks with American singer songwriter Santigold

Afternoons ·

2025/12/03

Time for bookmarks now, the feature where an interesting person shares their favourite cultural picks with us and today we're joined by American singer and songwriter Santigold She's headlining this year's Rhythm and Alps festival in Wanaka - which is taking place from the 29th to 31st December

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00:05:45

Easy Eats: Rotisserie chicken panzanella

Afternoons ·

2025/12/03

Kelly Gibney shares her recipe for rotisserie chicken panzanella.

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00:06:06

Heading Off: Anna Thomas on living in Timor Leste

Afternoons ·

2025/12/03

Time for heading off, our weekly travel segment, and today we're heading to Timor Leste or East Timor as it was formally known. New Zealand has a close connection with the island nation, sending New Zealand Defence Force troops to join a multinational peacekeeping force in 1999 after violence erupted following the country's vote for independence from Indonesia RNZ Summer Times host Anna Thomas spent the better part of this year in Timor Leste and shares her story with Jesse.

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00:07:56

Game On: The Kiwi game developers smashing it

Afternoons ·

2025/12/03

New Zealand game developers are punching well above their weight on the international stage 18 Kiwi developers from CODE - New Zealand's government-funded Centre of Digital Excellence... recently showed off their games at a huge gaming conference in Melbourne Their games were a hit with the crowds, and the financials are looking strong too A recent survey from the New Zealand Game Developers Association shows total revenue for local game studios jumped 38% in the past year, reaching $759

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00:13:02

Inside out: The best way to get the benefits of...

Afternoons ·

2025/12/03

Vitamin C cream is popular with skin-care devotees promising to help slow signs of aging, prevent sun damage, and improve the appearance of wrinkles & dark spots But it might be time to ditch the expensive creams. That's because researchers at the University of Otago's Christchurch Facility of Medicine have discovered that eating vitamin C is best way to get your Vitamin C hit. Lead author, University of Otago Professor Margreet Vissers joins Jesse. (Full transparency, the study was funded by a

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