最佳Eat New Zealand播客 (2024)

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Our Changing World – Redback spider trap 12:07

18h ago12:07

12:07

Australian redback spiders found their way to New Zealand in the 1980s. These dangerously venomous spiders are now found in Central Otago and New Plymouth, where they pose a risk to both people and our native endangered species. To control these invasive spiders, a team of scientists at Plant & Food Research is working on a cunning trap. It's a tar…

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Feature interview: all you need to know about the immune system 26:18

18h ago26:18

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The way our immune system fights off malicious bacteria and viruses is pure poetry to John Trowsdale, emeritus professor of immunology at the University of Cambridge.

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Easy Eats with Kelly Gibney: Mac 'n Cheese with a twist 7:29

19h ago7:29

7:29

This isn't your ordinary mac 'n cheese, thanks to a few surprising ingredients. Get the recipe here.

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Music Critic: new music from The Veils and Manami Kakudo 15:10

19h ago15:10

15:10

The Sherrif of Sounds himself, Matthew Crawley - is our music reviewer.

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Heading Off: walking the Hexatrek 5:57

20h ago5:57

5:57

Kiwi journalist Claire McCall and her partner set off on an epic walking adventure to tackle a 3034km route.

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Oamaru turns back the clock 10:55

20h ago10:55

10:55

Over the few days, Oamaru residents and visitors to the town will be able to escape the 21st Century and step back into the Victoria era.

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A custom death, a custom coffin 8:33

20h ago8:33

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When we die, most of us will end up in a brown box, but the more eccentric among us may want something a little more ... them.

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REX November 13th - Toby Williams from Federated Farmers, Wayne McNee from AgriZeroNZ and Dr Hand Maurer from United Fresh 46:26

7h ago46:26

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On today's REX Daily Podcast, Dom talks with Federated Farmers Meat & Wool Chair Toby Williams about what it calls a radical new pine planting proposal released by the Climate Change Commission, why it would be the death knell for sheep farming in NZ and why some government ministers are supporting it... He talks with AgriZeroNZ CEO Wayne McNee abo…

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Feature interview: The secret to happiness 25:49

2d ago25:49

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Dr Elizabeth Dunn and PhD student Dunigan Folk from the University of British Columbia decided to study the studies that claim to understand what makes us happy and found some surprisingly results.

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Update on Oz with Michael Rennie 7:43

2d ago7:43

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Jese is joined by Michael Rennie, a member of the Yorta Yorta and Gunditjmara nations and a presenter and senior producer for NITV, the National Indigenous branch of Australia's SBS.

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Book Critic: Catherine Robertson 12:47

2d ago12:47

12:47

Afternoons book reviewer Catherine Robertson offers her latest literary recommendations.

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Tech Tuesday: Australia's new approach to social media 11:54

2d ago11:54

11:54

Comedian and podcast titan Tim Batt delivers the latest in the world of tech. Today Tim and Jesse discuss Australian's new social media ban.

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Hawke's Bay bird watching voted a top family attraction 8:55

2d ago8:55

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A Hawke's Bay bird-watching experience has been voted one of the top 15 family-friendly excursions in the world.

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Pig competition returns to A&P show 5:58

2d ago5:58

5:58

After 15 years the hogs have come back to the Canterbury A&P Show.

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Vigil: A Kiwi classic turns 40 10:05

2d ago10:05

10:05

Released in 1984, Vigil was a watershed moment for the New Zealand film industry.

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REX November 12th - Tim Kavermann from Eat What You Kill and Steve Satterthwaite from Muller Station 51:17

1d ago51:17

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On today's REX Daily Podcast, Dom talks with Eat What You Kill founder Tim Kavermann about how he came up with the idea for EWYK, his 'burnout', and the relationship between food and mental health... And he talks with Steve Satterthwaite from Muller Station about the Awatere Valley's worst drought since 1936, how he's managed to develop and sustain…

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Feature interview: Leonard Cohen: 28:40

3d ago28:40

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If genius is the ability to see things exactly as they are, singer, songwriter and poet Leonard Cohen fits the bill according to Professor Christophe Lebold. For 20 years, Lebold has traveled in Cohen's footsteps and poured over his writing. The two became friends after a chance meeting and spent time together before Cohen's death. In a biography t…

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Expert Feature: how to make TV 27:12

3d ago27:12

27:12

Rachel Antony is the CEO of Greenstone TV and is ready to answer your questions about TV and how to make it.

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Information Center Cold Call: Kaitaia 9:28

3d ago9:28

9:28

Every week Jesse calls an information center, out of the blue and at random.

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Critic: Dune: Prophecy and The Simpsons Halloween Special 12:12

3d ago12:12

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Our TV critic Dominic Corry reviews the spinoff Dune: Prophecy and checks in on The Simpsons.

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A life serving others in warzones 11:31

3d ago11:31

11:31

We all like to think we've touched the lives of others in some way, but it's hard to go past Reverend Barbara Walker.

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All the data that's fit to eat 8:14

3d ago8:14

8:14

The last 12 months have not been easy for our fresh produce producers, says United Fresh.

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Over $100k raised in 24 hours for Auckland foodbank 13:18

3d ago13:18

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Last week it was reported that former heavyweight boxer Dave Letele's South Auckland foodbank would not have enough stock to last until Christmas.

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REX November 11th - Ag Journalist & Author Ali Spencer, Penny Clark-Hall from Social Licensing Consulting and 2024 NZ Young Auctioneer Karl Chitham 50:43

2h ago50:43

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On today's REX Daily Podcast, Dom talks with renowned agriculture journalist, author and historian Ali Spencer about the closure of the Smithfield plant in Timaru, the history of the plant and the role it's played in the history of the NZ red meat industry... He talks with Penny Clark-Hall, founder of Social License Consulting, about what a social …

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Critter of the Week: Papapa kopure | Orange-spotted ladybird 17:11

6d ago17:11

17:11

Is it a bird or a bug? The answer is neither! Ladybirds or ladybugs are beautiful beetles that are a great help in the garden, where they can eat up to 100 aphids per day. This week's critter is the papapa kopure or orange-spotted ladybird (Coccinella leonina), an endemic species with a glossy black body and bright orange spots. Ladybirds are belov…

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Weekend Stuff: cleaning/house keeping with Rachael Quinn 11:45

6d ago11:45

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Rachael Quinn is a professional organsier and housekeeper, she's here to answer any and all questions around cleaning and keeping the house shipshape. Today she's talking about ways to create a schedule for yourself, so you avoid the frantic rush to clean the house or grocery shop just days before hosting a Christmas party.…

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Food: Glynn Christian's Pork & Chestnut Stuffing 5:17

6d ago5:17

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Sabato's director Jacqui Dixon shares a special delicious stuffing recipe just in time for Christmas.

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NZ Live: Goodwill 33:58

6d ago33:58

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Live from the Otautahi, Christchurch studio RNZ presents Goodwill, the latest project from Will McGillivray.

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Film Review: Saturday Night and My Old Ass 10:13

6d ago10:13

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Hotshot producer and film review Sam Hollis reviews Jason Reitman's Saturday Night Live and Aubrey Plaza's latest: My Old Ass.

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Bridging Markets: Hamish Marr on Representing NZ Agriculture Worldwide 49:23

5h ago49:23

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Join us as Hamish Marr gives an inside look at his role in connecting New Zealand agriculture with global markets. Hamish explains how he navigates international conversations on sustainability, trade demands, and consumer preferences while advocating for New Zealand’s unique farming standards. He highlights the importance of collaboration and adap…

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Freaky Friday: Don't cut the Kauri 6:44

6d ago6:44

6:44

Greg tells a tale of a scared stand of trees and the spookiness that ensued.

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Old greyhounds deserve a great retirement 9:45

6d ago9:45

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Greyhounds As Pets is a charity organisation dedicated to finding homes for retired racing greyhounds.

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Why food labels should show enviornmental impacts 9:16

6d ago9:16

9:16

Planetary health labelling is food labelling which contains data that can be used to calculate the environmental impact of the product.

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How to go dark sky 12:14

6d ago12:14

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A couple of months ago the wider Kaikōura district became our newest Dark Sky Sanctuary. Exciting news for Kaikōura, but it does mean the Council will have to make some changes.

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REX November 8th - Eugene Cronin from Falstone Farm, Logan Moore from Rural Livestock, Renee Powell from Women in Agribusiness and Zellara Holden from Meat the Need 43:07

6d ago43:07

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On today's REX Daily Podcast, Dom talks with Eugene Cronin who, along with wife Sarah, were named the supreme winners of the 2024 Zimmatic Trailblazer Sustainable Irrigation Awards in Wellington... He talks with Central & East Otago Rural Livestock agent Logan Moore about how he got into the business, growing up in Millers Flat and raising three bo…

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History with Dr Grant Morris: Victoria, Australia 9:44

7d ago9:44

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Today historian Dr Grant Morris joins Jesse from Victoria, Australia. He's been learning all about the region's history and has prepared a few tidbits to share with us today.

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Solving the World's Problems with Steve Wyn-Harris 6:58

7d ago6:58

6:58

Why has wool it been in terminal decline?

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NZ Sporting History: the Black Caps and the 2021 World Test Championship 27:41

7d ago27:41

27:41

Today seasoned sports journalist Dylan Cleave joins Jesse to talk cricket, specifically the Black Caps winning the inaugural World Test Championship.

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Podcast Critic: 'A Curling Scandal' and 'The Banksy Story' 8:15

7d ago8:15

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Afternoons podcast critic Nick Robinson joins Jesse to review two podcasts. The first tells the story of the broom that very nearly destroyed curling, while the second details the rise of one of the world's most famed contemporary artists.

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Advocates fear Health Star system has negative impacts 11:15

7d ago11:15

11:15

The Eating Disorder Association of New Zealand (EDANZ) has expressed concerned that the Health Star rating adorning products on supermarket shelves may have negative impacts.

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A month with a dumbphone 10:52

7d ago10:52

10:52

Photographer and journalist Vivien Beduya wanted to cut back on her screen time and found the solution in "dumbing down" her phone.

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National table football tournament coming to Auckland 10:36

7d ago10:36

10:36

Invented in 1947, Subbuteo players simulate a game of football by flicking miniature figures to try and score goals and win matches.

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REX November 7th - 2025 Nuffield Scholar Jon Pemberton, Sam McIvor from OSPRI, Evan Heywood from Next Generation Apples and Graham Moor from the Bay Of Islands Pastoral & Industrial Show 55:27

7d ago55:27

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On today's REX Daily Podcast, Dom talks with Jon Pemberton, Ag Proud NZ Chair and one of four 2025 Nuffield NZ Farming Scholarship recipients, about why he decided to apply, what he's planning on studying and which countries he'll be travelling to... He talks with OSPRI CEO Sam McIvor about the scrapping of the multi-million dollar MyOSPRI project,…

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56. Ruminants aren’t the only herbivores that eat forage crops! 21:14

8d ago21:14

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This latest “bite sized” short podcast takes a look at summer crop establishment in New Zealand, including a detailed look at the tiny (unwanted) herbivores that eat forage crops. Charlotte Westwood chats with PGG Wrightson Seeds agronomy guru Greg Zeuren to hear about the successful establishment of spring planted summer forage crops in the Waikat…

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Our Changing World – MRI research at the Mātai Medical Research Institute 11:29

8d ago11:29

11:29

The MRI technique advances coming out of the Mātai Medical Research Institute in Gisborne have been described as ‘pioneering’, ‘groundbreaking’ and ‘world leading’. Claire Concannon speaks to chief executive and research director Dr Samantha Holdsworth to learn why, and about their big plans for the future.…

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Feature interview: behind the Manson murders 21:31

8d ago21:31

21:31

For 20 years, journalist Tom O'Neill immersed himself in an investigation of one of the most bizarre and gruesome crimes in America, the Manson Murders.

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Easy Eats: Late spring vegetable and white bean soup 6:37

8d ago6:37

6:37

A simple weeknight soup with the most gorgeous flavour.

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Heading Off: Michael Szabo's Wild Wellington 12:27

8d ago12:27

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Wellington resident Michael Szabo is editor of Birds New Zealand magazine, and he has written Wild Wellington Nga Taonga Taiao - published by Te Papa press.