Best Catherine Campbell Podcasts (2024)

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453. Financial Deals that Shaped the World feat. Paolo Zannoni 49:06

3h ago49:06

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How was the financial world changed by the structured use of wooden sticks with dents in them? Why did silver coins disappear from England as soon as they were minted? How did one country that aimed to eliminate money ultimately end up creating the most stable currency in Europe? Paolo Zannoni is Executive Deputy Chairman at Prada, and the author o…

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452. The Groundbreaking Case That Changed Sovereign Debt Law with Gregory Makoff 1:06:16

1d ago1:06:16

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The thing about sovereign debt is that if a country defaults on its loan, there are no international bankruptcy laws in place to ensure the creditors get their money back. So what happens then? Gregory Makoff, a physicist turned banker, is a fellow at Harvard Kennedy School and the author of the book, Default: The Landmark Court Battle over Argenti…

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Ep 194 - Aligning Passion, Purpose, and Profession: Samir Abukhodair's Journey to Authentic Living 51:26

23h ago51:26

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Send us a Text Message. “Don't ever force something, because you're not going to produce good work.” In this episode of the Master Delegator podcast, we sit down with Samir Abukhodair, a former engineer turned tech project manager and producer who discovered a passion for coaching and mentoring. Samir shares his journey of transitioning from the co…

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Tom Sainsbury: Kiwi Comedian on pitching a film for the international film festival and hosting the NZ International Comedy Festival 15:09

3d ago15:09

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Tom Sainsbury wears many hats - actor, writer, comedian, director, host, influencer - across film, tv, stage, and social media here in New Zealand and on international projects. Kiwis might know him for his political impersonations or shows like Wellington Paranormal. Tom is hosting a winter special of New Zealand’s International Comedy Festival, a…

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Estelle Clifford: Tones and I - Beautifully Ordinary 7:05

3d ago7:05

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For the second time in a row, Tones and I’s recently released album ‘Beautifully Ordinary’ opens at No. 1 on Australia’s album chart. The album is the follow-up to ‘Welcome To The Madhouse’, which debuted in 2021. Estelle Clifford joined Jack Tame to give her thoughts on the album. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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Catherine Raynes: The War Below and Home Truths 4:12

3d ago4:12

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The War Below by Ernest Scheyder Tough choices loom if the world wants to go green. The United States and other countries must decide where and how to procure the materials that make our renewable energy economy possible. To build electric vehicles, solar panels, cell phones, and millions of other devices means the world must dig more mines to extr…

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Full Show Podcast: 10 August 2024 1:53:59

4d ago1:53:59

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On the Saturday Morning with Jack Tame Full Show Podcast for Saturday 10 August 2024, the wearer of many hats Tom Sainsbury joins Jack to chat about his latest film ventures, and a special winter celebration of the New Zealand International Comedy Festival. Jack wraps on his favourite nail-biting moments of the 2024 Olympics. The highly anticipated…

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Mike Yardley: Venturing to Valletta, Malta 8:54

3d ago8:54

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"It’s one of the most southerly European nations – so far south that it’s parallel with Lebanon, Tunisia and Algeria. Malta has long been on my bucket-list and this relatively under-the-radar destination offers not only good-value for visitors, but it exudes astonishing scenery and historic treasures. I recently jaunted to Malta with Insight Vacati…

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Dougal Sutherland: Are older workers better at setting work-life boundaries? 8:14

3d ago8:14

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“Older” employees, Gen X and Boomers, those who are over 45years, are sometimes accused of not being as skilled at utilising the benefits of tech in their work. Whilst that might be true for some, new research shows that these older workers tend to be more effective in setting clear work and nonwork boundaries when working from home and in managing…

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Ruud Kleinpaste: Collembola 4:28

3d ago4:28

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Most people have probably never heard of “Collembola”, but I reckon they are the most important critter on the planet as their “job” is often simply recycling. Your garden wouldn’t stand a chance without them, and nor does our planet. The circular economy starts with Collembola and ends with “Zero Waste”. A large number feed on bacteria, fungi, and…

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Bob Campbell: Smith & Sheth CRU Central Otago 2022 Pinot Noir 4:02

4d ago4:02

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Wine: Smith & Sheth CRU Central Otago 2022 Pinot Noir - $50 Why I chose it: - I was recently asked to recommend a special wine that could be used to toast a yet unborn baby. The wine should be able to be enjoyed in around five years and should survive less than perfect storage. My budget was up to $100. - I chose the Smith & Sheth Pinot Noir becaus…

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Paul Stenhouse: Google ruled a monopolist, discontinues the Chromecast 4:14

5d ago4:14

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Google is discontinuing the Google Chromecast With more than 100 million sold over an 11-year life, it was a good run. It was a great entry level device to very quickly get content onto your TV. It's being replaced by the Google TV Streamer. It's a device that is designed to sit on your entertainment unit because it also doubles as a full-featured …

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Tara Ward: Lady in the Lake, Supacell, Secret World of Sound with David Attenborough 5:59

4d ago5:59

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Lady in the Lake In 60s Baltimore, an aspiring reporter pursues the murder of a forgotten young woman (Apple TV+). Supacell In South London, a group of normal people suddenly develop superpowers, and the only apparent connection between them is that they are all Black; as they deal with the impact of their powers on their daily lives, one man must …

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Kevin Milne: Interesting new arrivals at Wellington Zoo 6:00

4d ago6:00

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Wellington Zoo has announced their next new arrivals, and they’re not quite what Kevin expected. Onyx and Beryl aren’t baby primates or giraffes, but rather two Romney Cross sheep! LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.By Newstalk ZB

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Francesca Rudkin: It Ends With Us and How to Make Millions Before Grandma Dies 5:37

6d ago5:37

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It Ends With Us Lily Bloom moves to Boston to chase her lifelong dream of opening her own business. A chance meeting with charming neurosurgeon Ryle Kincaid soon sparks an intense connection, but as the two fall deeply in love, she begins to see sides of Ryle that remind her of her parents' relationship. When Lily's first love, Atlas Corrigan, sudd…

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Nici Wickes: Lemon and Cream Sponge Roll 6:49

4d ago6:49

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Chocolate logs were part of my childhood as mum would whip them up on the regular. This version, all citrusy and light, is the perfect treat for when lemons are in abundance. Serve 6-8 Ingredients 4 free-range medium eggs 100g caster (about 1/3 cup) + 2 tbsp extra 100g (a generous ¼ cup) plain flour 1 tsp baking powder 2 tbsps lemon zest Filling: 2…

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Jack Tame: My takeaways from the Paris Olympic Games 5:55

4d ago5:55

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I don’t want it to end! Has two weeks really passed that quickly? Honestly, my entire life and the daily rhythms of our household have come to revolve around the Olympic Games. There isn’t a dinner that is cooked, a lunchbox that is prepared, a table that is wiped down, or a basket of washing that is folded without the steady hum of speed climbing,…

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451. Reckoning with Imperial History feat. Sathnam Sanghera 50:19

4d ago50:19

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In what ways is England’s imperial past connected to its present? What of that past is reflected in the schools and schoolwork of students? Are there ways to acknowledge and repair things from the past in a way that moves society forward? Sathnam Sanghera is a journalist for The Times of London and the author of several books. His latest two are ti…

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450. The Founding Fathers’ Tireless Pursuit of Virtue with Jeffrey Rosen 51:07

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How did the teachings of the great Greek and Roman moral philosophers shape America and its founders? How has the shift away from studying those teachings had an impact on the modern political landscape? Jeffrey Rosen is the CEO of the National Constitution Center, a law professor at George Washington University, and the host of the podcast We the …

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449. The Pains of Legal Micromanagement with Philip K. Howard 1:08:35

8d ago1:08:35

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Does modern society have too many laws? Have we complicated legal codes to the point where we’re suffocating under them and grinding the government to a screeching halt? Lawyer and author Philip K. Howard is the founder of the nonpartisan coalition, Common Good, which works toward legal and government reform. He’s the author of numerous books like,…

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Oli and Louis Leimbach: Lime Cordiale on their newest album 'Enough of the Sweet Talk' and upcoming tour 14:55

10d ago14:55

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Lime Cordiale are Australia’s ultimate purveyors of breezy indie rock. Brothers Oli and Louis have amassed more than half a billion streams on Spotify since the band’s inception in 2009 - as well as bagging multiple ARIA awards and performing around the world. They have cemented themselves as standouts, even more so with their brand-new album Enoug…

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Estelle Clifford: Glass Animals - I Love You So F***ing Much 5:31

10d ago5:31

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The fourth studio album from human musical group Glass Animals, I Love You So F***ing Much was partly inspired by the success of their song Heatwaves back in 2020. Frontman Dave Bayley told Consequence Sound that sometimes success can leave you feeling like a “spectator”, with people expecting you to act a certain way, which "confused [him] to the …

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Kate Hall: Technology and sustainability 8:54

10d ago8:54

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With technology constantly improving and companies putting out brand new updates and products on a regular basis, it begs a question: is this sustainable? Kate Hall joined Francesca Rudkin for a chat about sustainability and technology, and the impact of new tech on the planet and the people who live on it. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener …

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Catherine Raynes: How the World Ran Out of Everything, 17 Years Later 5:47

10d ago5:47

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How the World Ran Out of Everything by Peter S. Goodman How does the wealthiest country on earth run out of protective gear in the middle of a public health catastrophe? How do its parents find themselves unable to locate crucially needed infant formula? How do its largest companies spend billions of dollars making cars that no one can drive for a …

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Ed McKnight: Opes Partners Economist on the potential changes for homeowners 4:17

10d ago4:17

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There may be some good news on the horizon for homeowners. Ed McKnight from Opes Partners joined Francesca Rudkin for a chat about the changing factors that could impact Kiwis. On the agenda: Westpac has cut their interest rates again, is this the beginning of a trend? Has the criteria for getting a mortgage changed? What’s the best time to restruc…

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Mike Yardley: Escape to Malta 7:50

10d ago7:50

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"It astounds me that Malta isn’t flashing on the tourist radar as a top-tier Mediterranean destination. I recently ventured to the Maltese islands with Insight Vacations, on their 6-day Easy Pace Malta premium guided tour. It offers the winning mix of guided sightseeing and flexi-time, allowing you to serendipitously unwrap the destination’s treats…

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Kevin Milne: Olympic fatigue 5:39

13d ago5:39

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Kevin Milne, like many people, has been watching the Olympics. And despite only being a week into the games, he’s already exhausted, and he’s not the one competing! LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.By Newstalk ZB

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Ruud Kleinpaste: Winter Colours in the garden 4:23

10d ago4:23

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After a few weeks of really misty, cold, and awful weather, I needed to get out of bed and find some inspiration for the garden. A “pick-me-up” if you like. But where to go? Yep – Hagley Park is always a good place, but so are the garden Centres! The difference is quite obvious: The Botanical Gardens will show you stuff that was planted many decade…

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Full Show Podcast: 3 August 2024 1:56:37

10d ago1:56:37

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On the Saturday Morning with Jack Tame Full Show Podcast for Saturday 3 August 2024, Francesca Rudkin fills in and chats to brothers Oli and Louis of Aussie indie rock sensation Lime Cordiale about their brand-new album and bringing their tour to NZ. Francesca questions why the arts make things hard for themselves. Horror is having a moment - Chris…

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Paul Stenhouse: Tech expert on the slow Olympic swimming pool in Paris, Apple's AI software 5:29

11d ago5:29

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The Olympic swimming pool in Paris is slow... is the tech part of the problem? It certainly isn't helping. Only one world record had been broken as of August 1st, which the unusually shallow pool is being blamed for. It's 2.15 meters deep because when it was starting to be built in 2017, it only had to be over two meters. Now the minimum depth is 2…

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Tara Ward: Prosper, Women in Blue, The Red King 6:45

11d ago6:45

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Prosper The wealthy founder of an evangelical megachurch announces they're expanding to the US, but the collision between faith and ambition threatens to tear both his family and his church apart (TVNZ+). Women in Blue In 1971, four women defy ultraconservative norms and join Mexico's first female police force-only to discover that it's a publicity…

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Chris Schulz: Longlegs and I Saw the TV Glow 7:16

11d ago7:16

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Longlegs FBI Agent Lee Harker is assigned to an unsolved serial killer case that takes an unexpected turn, revealing evidence of the occult. Harker discovers a personal connection to the killer and must stop him before he strikes again. I Saw the TV Glow A classmate introduces teenage Owen to a mysterious late-night TV show -- a vision of a superna…

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Nici Wickes: Beef, beer, and blue cheese pie 7:49

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This pie is an absolute winner - hearty and rich, it’s packed full of meat and gravy, spiked with tangy blue cheese and topped with flaky pastry. It’s golden! Serves 4 Ingredients: 500g beef chunks – I use chuck or blade steak 2 tbsps flour 1 large onion, diced 2 carrots, diced 3 cloves garlic, crushed 330mls beer, ale or lager but not too sweet 2 …

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Francesca Rudkin: The Arts make it hard for themselves 3:25

11d ago3:25

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A headline in the news this week had me rolling my eyes. Sometimes the arts make it hard for themselves. The headline I'm referring to was about the New Zealand Film Commission spending $16,431 on two farewell and two welcome parties for their outgoing and incoming chief executives. Obviously, no one stopped to think how this particular headline mi…

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448. Living Your Best Epicurean Life with Catherine Wilson 45:11

11d ago45:11

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Out of all the ancient moral philosophies, which one feels most applicable to how we live our lives in the modern world? As today’s guest would say, we are all Epicureans now. Catherine Wilson is an emerita professor of philosophy at the University of York. She’s written many books on the subject of ethics and philosophy, including How to Be an Epi…

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447. Weaponizing Shame and Algorithms feat. Cathy O'Neil 54:13

13d ago54:13

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Shame and the classification of people have always been with us, but new technology can amplify the harmful effects of both. What can be learned from a careful study of algorithms at play in pivotal places in society? Cathy O’Neil is the founder of an algorithmic auditing company called Orca, a research fellow at Harvard University, and the author …

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446. The Science of Success with Albert-László Barabási 58:06

17d ago58:06

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In order to study the science of success, you have to also study the science of failure. How much is performance connected to success? How do you leverage networks in your domain successfully? Albert-László Barabási is a professor of network science at Northeastern University and the author of books like, Linked: The New Science Of Networks Science…

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Ep 193 - Slow Hiring, Kind Firing: Creating Aligned Teams With Catherine Bell 46:58

15d ago46:58

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Send us a Text Message. "There are times when the nice thing would be to keep somebody on, the kind thing would be to let them go." Unlock the secrets to self-aware leadership and effective delegation with our extraordinary guest, Catherine, founder and CEO of The Awaken Company. Learn from her journey of growing an agency from one person to a thri…

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Ed Byrne: Irish Comedian talks his 'Tragedy Plus Time' tour, winning The Chase 13:29

17d ago13:29

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Another popular comedian is back on New Zealand’s shores. Irish comic Ed Byrne is known for his intellectual comedy, making appearances on TV shows like QI, and even winning the celebrity version of The Chase. He’s back before Kiwi audiences with his ‘Tragedy Plus Time’ tour, kicking it off with a performance tonight in Hastings, before taking his …

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Estelle Clifford: Lime Cordiale - Enough Of The Sweet Talk 6:14

17d ago6:14

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Aussie pop-rock group Lime Cordiale has dropped another album. Their third studio album, the 17-track work features many of the singles they’ve released over the last two years. Estelle Clifford joined Jack Tame to review the brand new release. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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Catherine Raynes: A Death in Cornwall, After Annie 4:35

17d ago4:35

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A Death in Cornwall by Daniel Silva Art restorer and legendary spy Gabriel Allon has slipped quietly into London to attend a reception at the Courtauld Gallery celebrating the return of a stolen self-portrait by Vincent van Gogh. But when an old friend from the Devon and Cornwall Police seeks his help with a baffling murder investigation, he finds …

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Mike Yardley: The charm and cuisine of Corfu 8:41

17d ago8:41

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"It is the greenest of Greece’s islands, lush and verdant with emerald mountains and breathlessly blue waters lapping rocky coves and sandy bays. This northeastern outpost of Greece lies across the Ionian Sea from Italy’s heel, while Albania is just 3kms away. Corfu has long enticed conquerors, as much as holidaymakers. British and French influence…

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Dougal Sutherland: How phones can help combat loneliness and isolation 7:40

17d ago7:40

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Last time we talked about how your phone could interfere with connecting with people. This time I thought it would be good to talk about how our phones can help us combat loneliness and isolation. We hear a lot about the negative health impacts of loneliness, and yet this series of studies suggests that most of us are reluctant to reach out to old …

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Ruud Kleinpaste: Tauhou – The Numbers 4:58

17d ago4:58

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A couple of weeks ago we talked about feeding birds in your garden. In view of a decent week off, Jack was training his birds to do without food – slowly getting them used to going and finding food elsewhere for the next week or so. I realised that this requires some scientific back-up with observations from the distant past and very recent past, t…

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Dr Bryan Betty: What are Cold Sores? 5:29

17d ago5:29

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One topic that is very common and can be quite distressing for patients is ‘cold sores’ sometimes referred to as ‘fever blisters’. A very common presentation to the doctor! What are cold sores? - Small fluid filled blisters appear on the skin, often in patches. - Usually on the lips, chin or cheeks, or nostrils. - Sometimes can occur in the roof of…

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Tara Ward: Time Bandits, The Decameron, Simone Biles Rising 6:53

17d ago6:53

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Time Bandits The Taika Waititi-Jemaine Clement reboot of the 1981 fantasy film is an unpredictable journey through time and space with a ragtag group of thieves and their newest recruit: an 11-year-old history buff named Kevin (Apple TV+). The Decameron A dark comedy about a group of 14th century aristocrats and their servants, who retreat to a vil…

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Full Show Podcast: 27 July 2024 1:56:27

18d ago1:56:27

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On the Saturday Morning with Jack Tame Full Show Podcast for Saturday 27 July 2024, NZ's favourite Irish comedian, Ed Byrne joins Jack to chat winning The Chase and landing back on Kiwi shores for his Tragedy Plus Time tour. Jack hopes for a redemption story for one of the Olympics' greatest athletes as an extravagant ceremony officially opens the …

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Paul Stenhouse: Continued outages from the CrowdStrike outage, WhatsApp's US userbase continues to grow 4:28

18d ago4:28

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A week on from CrowdStrike's outage and not all systems are back online CrowdStrike CEO George Kurtz said in a post yesterday that "over 97%" of systems running its software were back online as of 25 July. Microsoft estimates that 8.5 million PCs had been disabled, so that suggests approximately 250,000 devices remain offline. In the US, Delta Airl…

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Francesca Rudkin: Mr Blake at Your Service, The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare 6:47

18d ago6:47

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Mr Blake at Your Service A widowed British businessman takes a job as butler of a manor house in France to remember his late French wife. His life takes a turn as he navigates the eccentric behaviour of the lady of the manor and the household staff. The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare British Prime Minister Winston Churchill and a group of milita…

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Rosa Flanagan: Leek and Mushroom Savoury Pancakes 6:13

18d ago6:13

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One half of Two Raw Sisters, Rosa Flanagan joined Jack Tame to serve up a recipe for Leek and Mushroom Savoury Pancakes. Serves: 2 Time: 20 minutes Ingredients: 3/4 cup chickpea flour 3/4 cup water 1/4 cup plant based or dairy yoghurt 1/2 tsp sea salt 3 tbsp nutritional yeast or freshly grated parmesan 1/2 tsp baking powder 1/2 cup coriander, chopp…

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