This week, we sit down with N@T, an artist whose story embodies the true meaning of resilience and self-expression. From growing up in a multicultural household to surviving a life-altering car accident, Nate’s path through pain and recovery shaped the very core of his sound. In this candid conversation, he shares how moving from city to city, embracing his Italian, German, and Dominican roots, and witnessing his father’s love for music all inspired him to create something deeply personal and

When the state declares war on an abstraction, it discovers the formula for perpetuity.

A weekly into New Zealand’s primary industries, exploring farm systems, markets, people and policy through storytelling, science and experience.

Today we bring you a local science story that involves the late Prime Minister of New Zealand, Jim Bolger.

An oral history interview looking at the past and present of Palmerston North and the Manawatū, produced by Manawatū People's Radio with the support of New Zealand On Air.

Have you ever found yourself sparring with God in the dark?

The yearning for a state-controlled system is not born of compassion for others but rather of infantile selfishness.

In this week’s Friday Philosophy, Dr. David Gordon reviews Steven Pinker’s new book, When Everyone Knows That Everyone Knows. As Dr. Gordon aptly points out, Pinker knows a lot less than he thinks he does.

Ryan and political scientist Joseph Solis-Mullen talk about how taxes, war, and the state are all part of a centuries-old formula for impoverishing the productive class while enriching the government class.

Capitalist wealth plus economic ignorance, underappreciation, and romanticism create a recipe for an infantile culture.

Interest rates should be determined by the market, according to its needs, to operate efficiently and effectively distribute society’s financial resources.

Cancer isn’t just a physical battle — it’s an emotional and psychological journey too. In this episode, Myra Maloba sits down with Eva Githuku, a cancer champion, and Maureen Mulusa, a counselling psychologist, to unpack the psychological side of cancer — the fears, resilience, and hope that shape the healing process.A powerful, heartfelt conversation you don’t want to miss.Tune in for Part 1 of this series tonight, 7pm EAT, on Spotify, YouTube, and all podcast platforms.Follow us

Old and new Tongan music, education updates, health information, positive parenting segments, news.

Joe has grown up in Taranaki, lived in Guatemala and England, and has been the Operations Lead of Sustainable Taranaki for the past four years. Learn more about how it is to manage a local non-profit with a team of 30 people running about 12 different programmes at the moment!

“Science” is now indistinguishable from politics. As the “acid rain” hysteria showed back in the 1970s and 1980s, “follow the science” is just a political slogan, unrelated to actual science.

"Overall, it should be evident that the Constitution was a counterrevolutionary reaction to the libertarianism and decentralization embodied in the American Revolution."

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Lyndal and Darren Ludlow take a weekly dive into a space of comfort and quirk. Enjoy an eclectic blend of music, the informative, the strangely odd and the joys of life often overlooked.In the Fluffy Slipper Lounge this week a former PM is remembered, elections get a mention, and there's been a lot of indoor-outdoor activity in the house - what was it?

“Science” is now indistinguishable from politics. As the “acid rain” hysteria showed back in the 1970s and 1980s, “follow the science” is just a political slogan, unrelated to actual science.