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Damian Christie and Russell Brown catch up with competitors James Coleman and Greg Page about their new pimp-my-vacuum-cleaner-esque popular science show on TV3.
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Damian Christie and Russell Brown talk to Steve Stannard from Massey University about the curious relationship between Sport and Alcohol - from alcohol sponsorship through to the physical effects of drinking on elite athletes.
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Damian Christie and Russell Brown talk to the departing head of the Recording Industry Association of New Zealand (RIANZ) Campbell Smith about what RIANZ actually does, how the music industry has changed and that sticky relationship between piracy and intellectual property.
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MINCING MACHINES. Mincing is great if you're making pies. But it doesn't really add much to savoury political discourse, or an election campaign worth taking seriously.
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NOT THE KING'S SPEECH Despite lacking Colin Firth's adorable speech impediment, We address Our Faithful Listeners in the face of a crisis -- a nine month election campaign.
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Russell Brown and Damian Christie talk to Martin Hirst from AUT University about his new book 'News 2.0: can journalism survive the internet?'
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Ben Hope goes to the Auckland International Buskers festival to meet the sword swallowers and the people that employ them.
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Damian Christie tightens his jeans, slaps on his pretend Ray Bans in order to blend in with the cool kids at Laneway Festival.
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Here's Avalanche City playing 'Love Love Love' live on PA Radio at a useful bitrate - please consider it a Christmas present from the team at PA Radio. We couldn't stretch the budget for Oxfam goats. Sorry.
Likewise, Avalanche City is giving away a whole album of wonderfulness - 'Our New Life Above Ground' via its website, check it out and Enjoy.
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Producer Thom Watts talks to Rhythm & Vines Director Hamish Pinkham and Shapeshifter MC P Digsss about how New Years Eve music festivals have changed over the years - and in the process learns about the social construction of time.