TV
Dr Brian Edwards
Dr Brian Edwards Remembers the TV current Affairs programme Gallery. Audio
Lightbox Head of Content and Programming - Maria Mahony
It's generally accepted that we're in the middle of a golden age of television - particularly television drama. While feature films - particularly in America - are leaning to the conservative and… Audio
TV reviewer Diana Wichtel writes a family memoir
The Listener's award-winning TV reviewer Diana Wichtel has provided us with so much entertainment and insight over the years that we tend to forget she's also one of our best writers. Not any more… Audio
NZ On Screen - Lee Tamahori
When it comes to movies, Temuera Morrison is still one of our biggest stars - Once Were Warriors, The River Queen, Mount Zion - and now his latest, Mahana, directed by his old mate Lee Tamahori. Irene… Audio
Tech: Apple vs FBI and 3D TV
Peter Griffin with technology news, and the latest on Apple vs the FBI, why 3D TV really hasn't taken off, and a new drone comes to town. Audio
TV review with Melenie Parkes
The People V O.J Simpson, Idiotsitter and the return of Mulder and Scully in a revived mini-series of The X Files. Audio
Viewing with Lara Strongman
Lara Strongman watches the new NZ observational documentary series The Big Ward, and the filthy (but hilarious) British sitcom Catastrophe. Audio
TV Review - Linda Burgess
Linda Burgess is here to talk about the latest TV including Dr Foster, Downton Abbey and Catastrophe. Audio
Animated TV series - the secrets to success
Grant Moran has been a highly respected writer, producer, executive, and creative consultant for more than 20 years. He's in New Zealand as a guest of the Animfx seminar. Grant worked for Warner… Audio
Joseph Herscher: creative contraptions
Kinetic artist and creator of new NZ On Air-funded comedy-science series, Jiwi's Machines. Audio
Viewing review with Paul Casserly
TV and Film writer Paul Casserly on the new Noah Baumbach film Mistress America and binge watching the paranoid thriller Mr Robot. Audio
Appointment with Inspector Morse
Real ale and opera are the main consolations for Inspector Morse in ITV's multi-layered series. Morse fan Adrienne Simpson looks at the integrated use of music in the long running whodunnit. Audio
Children mixing screens with food
As young people use screens more and more, public health researcher Sam Marsh is looking into how much food they are eating when using different media like computers and TVs. Audio
