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How smelly was ancient Rome?
10:06 AM.Ancient Rome stank to the high heavens, according to Dr Thomas Derrick from Australia's Macquarie University. Read more Audio
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Frances Cook: Is it wise to cut back on insurance?
9:40 AM.Financial journalist and creator of the Making Cents podcast, Frances Cook is back with Jim to discuss making decisions around insurance when money is tight, as well as the latest figures from the… Read more Audio
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The burden of choosing the perfect baby name
8:30 AM.Linguistics professor Laurel MacKenzie joins Jim to discuss why and how names come and go from popularity. Read more Audio
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The Sunday Morning Quiz
8:25 AM.Quiz master Jack Waley-Cohen is back with his Sunday Morning quiz. Read more Audio
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US Correspondent Mitch McCann
8:14 AM.We get the latest from the US from our correspondent Mitch McCann in New York. Read more Audio
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Best Song Eva: Sam Ruthe
11:45 AM.Jim catches up with Sam Ruthe fresh from his event at the International Mile in Oregon, and he shares his 'Best Song Eva'. Read more Audio
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Does the world need billionaires?
11:35 AM.Should tax rules prevent billionaires from amassing fortunes? Professor Jessica Flanigan says 'no'. Read more Audio
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Why can’t we stand being alone with our thoughts?
10:40 AM.Victoria University Psychology Professor Dr Marc Wilson joins Jim to share his views on whether smartphones are preventing us from being bored or are contributing to it. Audio
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The long-term implications of Trump's 'big beautiful bill'
10:25 AM. US correspondent Karen Kasler joins Jim to discuss the bill and the long-term implications for America. Read more Audio
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Hospice Heroes: the touching new show on end-of-life care
10:06 AM.In Hospice Heroes, staff, patients and their whanau share their experience of end-of-life care. Read more Video, Audio
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The pros and cons of the weight loss drug hitting our shores
9:38 AM.New Scientist health reporter Grace Wade joins Jim to discuss both the benefits and risks of Wegovy. Read more Audio
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John Koten: a 70-year-old's quest for youthful skin
8:35 AM.After 20 surgeries to remove skin cancers from his face, journalist John Koten turned to lotions and potions to see if they'd make a difference. Read more Audio
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The Sunday Morning Quiz
8:25 AM.Quiz master Jack Waley-Cohen is back with his Sunday Morning quiz. J Read more Audio
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Rich Preston: UK Correspondent
8:13 AM. BBC News presenter and foreign affairs reporter Rich Preston joins Jim to discuss the latest news coming out of the UK. Read more Audio
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Calling Home: Anne Malcom from St Louis
11:28 AM.Romance novelist Anne Malcom has called St Louis, Missouri home for the past four years. Read more Audio
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Celeb stylist Sarah Stuart on curating your winter wardrobe
11:05 AM.Fashion stylist Sarah Stuart joins Jim to discuss what's on trend this winter. Read more Audio
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Mark Vette: how to handle anti-social dogs
10:40 AM.Founder of Dog Zen, Mark Vette discusses anti-social behaviour, anxiety, medication and how Covid may have impacted some pooches. Read more Audio
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Lisette Reymer: accidental war correspondent
10:06 AM.Lisette Reymer joins Jim to discuss her book No, I Don't get Danger Money - Confessions of an Accidental War Correspondent. Read more Audio
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Getting back to nature – is it truly beneficial?
9:39 AM.People often report feeling refreshed after getting out in nature, but what dosage of nature is actually good for us? Read more Audio
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Bill Bailey: Modern Vaudevillean
8:33 AM.Award-winning and UK comedian Bill Bailey is heading back to New Zealand later this year with his brand-new show Vaudevillean. Read more Audio
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The Sunday Morning Quiz
8:25 AM.Quiz master Jack Waley-Cohen is back with his Sunday Morning quiz. Read more Audio
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The latest from the Middle East
8:13 AM.Director of Futures Lab, Dr Benjamin Jensen, joins us again for an analysis of news from the Middle East. Read more Audio
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The unspoken bond between Soldier and Horse
11:35 AM.New Zealand-produced film Devils on Horses reveals the deep bond between soldiers and their horses during WWI. Read more Audio
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What went wrong in Russia?
11:06 AM.Thane Gustafson discusses his new book The Perfect Storm: Russia’s Failed Ambitions and the Future of Energy. Read more Audio
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Why your posture might be the secret to aging well
10:30 AM.Is poor posture just a part of getting older? Not necessarily, says Dr. Deborah Kado. Read more Audio