Otago Access Radio Podcasts

Come along for the ride as Tony Nielsen celebrates the music of blues legends such as Little Walter, Robert Johnson, BB King, Paul Butterfield, Muddy Waters, Freddie King, Taj Mahal, Howlin’ Wolf and many more – you get the picture? Proudly supported by The Good Oil Cafe

Chris Ford from the Disabled Persons Assembly (DPA) covers news and issues.

Science Notes is hosted by Dr David A. McMorran of the Chemistry Department at Otago University. He interviews science graduates about their interests and studies.

A weekly half hour ecumenical church service brought to you by the Dunedin Inner City Ministries.

Two hours of Samoan music, events and conversation hosted by John and Christine from Samoan Society inc.

Artsenta is a shared studio for people within the mental health community. This show is hosted by users of the Artsenta facility and features music and updates on Artsenta initiatives.

Christine and Beth explore our city's rich literary heritage, with people who are passionate about the printed word. Thanks to Dunedin Athenaeum Library and Mechanics Institute

Tim presents an hour of African and African-influenced music, from Afro-beat to reggae and spoken-word pieces.

Spotlight on legal issues affecting our daily lives. Supported by the Faculty of Law at the University of Otago

A podcast by Arina Aizal, on stories of women with international backgrounds on their cultural identities, belonging and wellbeing in Aotearoa.

Want to hear more from your favourite female singers and songwriters? Music from the likes of the 80s goddess Sharon O'Neill to the contemporary sounds of Grimes. Music by women. Why wouldn't you?

Sabin brings you soulful songs and news from the Kerala region of South India, known for its beaches, rivers, monsoon and Malayalam movies and music. Part of the Connecting Cultures Zone on Otago Access Radio.

Dunedin artists Ron Esplin and Andy Cook present tips and info for budding artists, as well as music with an arty theme.

Hamro Awaz – the voice of the Nepali and Bhutanese community in Dunedin. Music, discussion and information, every Tuesday at 6pm. Created by the Dunedin Nepalese Society.

Marvin Hubbard presents an hour of interesting and eclectic and topical radio. Marvin interviews a wide range of people from religious leaders and teachers through to ecological activists and touring musicians.

Connections aims to provide a quality needs-based service for people with disabilities and is committed to the philosophies of empowerment and inclusion. They present an hour of music on this entertaining show.

The Otago Multiple Sclerosis Society is a not-for-profit organisation, devoted to supporting people with MS, along with their families and carers. Join MS Otago Field Officer, Valerie Wilson - for discussion on the challenges that people with MS face and the support available in our community. Proudly supported by MS Otago. http://www.msotago.org.nz/

Say what you like, music just sounds better at 33rpm . . . Join Steve as he trawls through his record collection to bring you the best from the late ’60s and the ’70s. Well known and not-so-well-known songs from the likes the Beatles, the Doors, Cream, Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, the Allman Brothers and many more, spinning from the decks of OAR FM.

The Listening Room – a welcoming space for lovers of classical music. Listen as Ken Young, 2020 Mozart Fellow at University of Otago, introduces a varied suite of classical pieces. Thanks to the School of Performing Arts, University of Otago.

An hour of nostalgia with your hosts Jimmy, Lyza and Special Guests.

This show is a safe space that touches on deeper human connections, guided by Māoritanga. Stories, inspiration, empowerment, environment topics and knowledge that will help uplift and encourage a more positive outlook on our lives and future.

Join our Youth Zone Thursday team as they bring you the latest opportunities, interviews and music for the local audience

Local musician John Egenes hosts a hot-pickin’ hour of roots, folk and country music along with news of local gigs and chats with guests from around the globe.

Sharing tips and practical advice on the management of a range of healthcare matters. Take the time with Peter Barron to explore some of the bigger issues around health and wellbeing, in simple easy language we can all understand.

Dive into conversations with clinical pharmacists from the University of Otago School of Pharmacy Clinic, He Rau Kawakawa Whare Haumanu, as they share insights into the free clinical consultations that help patients review and manage their medicines

Empowerment and motivation through music, art, interviews, and jazz hands

Welcome to Sight Unseen Aotearoa. Everyday Kiwis with failing eyesight will be discussing the challenges of living active, independent lives in the community. They’ll share with us the information, support and practical know-how.

Clinton, Jasmine and Timothy present the Samoan Youth show covering interesting information and important issues young people may be facing in Dunedin.

Rosa brings you the best and the worst - filled with interviews, discussion and music for the after school audience

Every wonder about the stories of women around you? We wanted to create an intentional space for women to share the wisdom they have gained through their life experiences. Tune in to be in awe of some Wonder Women in our midst.

Join Denise Quinlan to learn more about simple and effective tools that will build your wellbeing and brighten your day. We’ll be talking to experts, from around the world, on what really works to help you build your wellbeing.

Hagar Ozri, is a plant food specialist - providing catering, coaching and cooking classes in Dunedin, Queenstown and Wanaka. She is a qualified chef with 20 years’ experience in the health food industry. In Sustainable Gastronomy, we explore how to eat in a way that is healthy for you and for the planet. Interviews, recipes, café reviews, food politics and more!

Shane plays great tracks from the 50s, 60, and 70s thanks to CCT

Dunedin Arts Festival returns for 2021 with an unmissable programme featuring the finest in New Zealand creative talent. With music, theatre, ballet, comedy and much more, this year’s line-up will wow first-timers and festival aficionados alike.

Blowing Bubbles brings you positive conversations with people in their bubbles around the world. How are people living their bubble lives, working from home, keeping kids entertained, staying connected and getting exercise? And how are these things presenting us with opportunities to find new ways of living? Every weekday the Sustainable Lens team of Samuel Mann, Shane Montague-Gallagher and Mawera Karetai reach out from their bubbles to chat with interesting and positive people around the w ...

A native Hindi speaker as well as fluent in English, Iram Anjum explores fashion, food, motherhood, work and Hindi music with her studio guests, sharing conversation and culture with our community.

Let us take you on a Journey... We'll tell stories and create connections with your new favourite sounds, including New Zealand faves and rarities. We're just two music geeks trying to make our way in the world, and we're taking you for a ride.

Do you do and say things when drinking you regret the next day? Is alcohol a problem for you or someone you care about? Every Four Weeks, Tonto presents the AA Live, brought to you by Alcoholics Anonymous. Find out how people just like you found sobriety in AA. If you would like to get in contact with AA you can use the following methods: Phone – 0800 229 6757 Website – www.aa.org.nz Local Website – aaotago.org.nz Post – Box 6115, Dunedin North, Dunedin 9059