Emma Smith

Emma Smith speaks with taxi driver Abdur Mir, on Courtney Place in Wellington. Audio

We explore the culture and history of islands around the world. Tonight, Seamas O'Flatharta of Inis Mor on the Aran Islands. Audio

We pay a virtual visit to one of New Zealand's museums - Patsy Montgomery of Waipu Museum. Audio

Mark Robinson, a 23 year old magician from Auckland on his magic career and bird training skills. Audio

Emma Smith takes to the streets to try out parkour with Max Bell of the New Zealand Parkour Association. Audio

Bastie of Wellington talks about his favourite things to do during summer. Audio

Austrian film maker who was visiting New Zealand recently for the inaugural Science Teller festival in Dunedin, on his film 'Radioactive Wolves' which was filmed in the Chernobyl exclusion zone. Audio

Emma Smith speaks with taxi driver Zac, on Victoria St in Wellington. Audio

We pay a virtual visit to one of New Zealand's museums. Audio

Geographx director Roger Smith talks about issues in modern cartography, and takes us behind the scenes in the making of the world's biggest atlas. Audio

Felix Burmeister and his team from Bochum Univervisity of Applied Sciences in Germany are travelling around the world in a solar-powered car of their own design. Audio

Maddy from Auckland talks about her favourite things to do during summer. Audio

Historian and author of 'Holiday Seasons: Christmas, New Year and Easter in Nineteenth-Century New Zealand', Ali Clarke, gives an insight into how our ancestors may have spent their holidays. Audio

Bushcraft instructor with the New Zealand Mountain Safety Council with tramping tips for outdoor enthusiasts. Audio

Seiji from Japan's loudest rock band, Guitar Wolf, talks with Emma Smith about their rockabilly roots, and gruesome adventures in stage diving. Audio

Kirsten Johnstone, Sam Wicks and Emma Smith give a gig round up featuring HDU's Tristan Dingemans and reviews of Bic Runga, Portishead, HDU, and New Nun Night. Audio

Songsmith Holly Golightly (yes, that is what her parents named her) talks about being born in the wrong decade, phobia-fuelled song writing, and the curious attention she garnered after appearing on… Audio

Emma Smith talks with Malian musicians Amadou & Mariam, whose infectious folk songs feed off modern rock and blues grooves. Audio

The distinctive New York rapper shares her love of words, imagination and following your bliss with Emma Smith Audio