[Swprograms] RNZI Previews #334; 8-14 Jan '05

[John Figliozzi <jfiglio1@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

R. NEW ZEALAND INT. PREVIEWS
Edition 334
Jan. 8-14, 2005 (UT)

Here is the complete RNZI broadcast schdule for the next week.  Days
and times are in UT; frequencies are in kHz.

NOTE -- OVER THE NEXT WEEK, RNZI PROGRAMMING WILL CONSIST ENTIRELY OF 
NATIONAL RADIO DOMESTIC RELAYS AND RADIO SPORT RELAYS.

*denotes RNZI-produced program.  All other programs originated by
National Radio, unless otherwise indicated.

Shortwave Frequency Schedule (^North American reception
possible):
2051-0359 - ^17675
0400-0759 - ^15720
0800-1059 - ^9885 kHz.
1100-1259 - 15530 kHz.*
1300-1750 - ^9870 kHz.
1751-1850 - 11980 kHz.
1851-2050 - 15265 kHz.
(*1100-1259 beam shifts from Pacific to PNG and East Timor)

Internet Audio
RNZI has a schedule of live audio streaming simulcasts. RNZI also
offers listeners to opportunity to hear several of its programs
on-demand via internet audio. Programs marked with  * can be heard via
audio streaming. Please refer to <www.rnzi.com> and click on "Audio
Links", for further information. Additional details about some National
Radio programs, as well as on-demand audio, are available from
<www.rnz.co.nz>.  Click on "National Radio".

No Live Sports Coverage Scheduled This Week.

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RNZ News on the hour except where indicated.

SATURDAY
0006 -
	3-D RADIO - (began at 2312 Fri.) Hugh Sundae presents a multi-faceted 
arts and music magazine mapping the creative peaks of 2004, until 0600, 
including:
0006 Hugh, Nick Bollinger, Grant Smithies and Francesca Rudkin discuss 
their best albums of 2004; 0106 Creative Highs from Nick Cave and 
producer Tony Cohen; the Sydney Dance Company's production of 
Underland; Marianne Faithful; PJ Harvey and Conway Savage; 0206 
Enzology--The Story of Split Enz - The second programme of a 10-part 
documentary by National Radio producer Jeremy Ansell on the iconic New 
Zealand band. Today: Mental Notes - 1975-76. The band moves to 
Australia, infiltrate the Aussie rock industry and they record their 
first album, Mental Notes [radionz.co.nz/enzology]; 0306 Creative 
Highs: In My Father's Den and music from Patti Smith; 0330 Eminem Rap 
Superstar - New Zealander and BBC Radio 1 presenter Zane Lowe looks at 
Eminem's early life in Detroit, exploring what influenced him, both 
musically and personally and shaped his view of the world. He studies 
Eminem's albums to date, looking at their impact and asking if his new 
album will be as significant? (Pt 1 of 2, from the BBC); 0430 A Guided 
Tour of Maori TV with Hinemoana Baker (RNZ); 0506 John Peel Tribute 
with classic sessions (from the BBC); 0533 Live at Helen's - selected 
best.
Email: 3Dradio@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
0606 -
	SATURDAY NIGHT with Peter Fry - Music, reminiscences and 
entertainment, including your requests. (Email: satnight@xxxxxxxxxxxxx)
0912 -
	DEEP PURPLE - Thoughtful and relaxing music with a touch of nostalgia.
1006 -
	MUSIC TILL MIDNIGHT
1104 -
	ALL NIGHT PROGRAMME - Including: 1106 Mai i te Ku - Ki te Ku Ta (RNZ); 
1230 From the World (BBC); 1305 Touchstone; 1330 Hymns; 1410 Reading: 
"Floating the Fish on Bamboo", by Adrienne Jansen; 1430 In the 
Footsteps of Alexander Whisker and Hane Heke; 1505 Mana Tangata; 1530 
Bollywood and Beyond; 1645 Awesome NZ.
1707 -
	STORYTIME OMNIBUS - A treasury of stories for children. "The Lion, the 
Witch and the Wardrobe" - The classic tale by C S Lewis.
1808 -
	HYMNS FOR SUNDAY MORNING
1835 -
	WEEKEND WORLDWATCH - international affairs.
1910 -
	INSIGHT - "Pesticide Residues". Surveys reveal traces of pesticide 
residues in a large number of food products. The NZ Food Safety 
Authority says they are so small to be harmless, but others disagree. 
Sue Ingram examines the issue.
2010 -
	SPORTSWORLD - Radio Sport's 50 minute summary of the week's sporting 
highlights and newsmakers.
2106 -
	A PRAIRIE HOME COMPANION - The award-winning American Public Radio 
show. (From NPR.)
2300 -
	MIDDAY NEWS
2312 -
	WHY SMOKING IS BAD FRO YOU - In the young world of backpackers, 
bravado is all and a young buck daren't show his feelings. Written and 
read by Sandor Lau.
2333 -
	SPECTRUM - People, places and events in New Zealand. This week: "Sally 
Wenley on Skis". National Radio reporter Sally Wenley is disabled but 
learns to ski on the slopes of Mt Ruapehu.

SUNDAY
0006 -
	THE REAL FAR EAST - A four-part series on the Russian Far East. Where 
Russia comes up against Japan, China, North Korea and Alaska, 
increasingly, it's turning its back on Moscow and building new 
relationships with its Pacific neighbours. It is a region at the centre 
of the 21st century's greatest opportunities. (Pt 3 of 4, from ABC/BBC.)
0030 -
	HIDDEN TREASURES - Trevor Reekie discovers music that fell between the 
cracks; music from overlooked innovators and eccentric visionaries and 
works of obscured genius.
0105 -
	THE INTERVIEW - New Zealanders known for their accomplishments in 
other fields, interview a personally selected guest who they've long 
wanted to question.
0204 -
	JONI MITCHELL -- DREAMLAND - Joni Mitchell has risen above the tag of 
singer-songwriter to become one of the most innovative and respected 
musicians of the past 40 years. Her songs such as Big Yellow Taxi, The 
Circle Game and Free Man in Paris have become part of the fabric of 
many a music-lover's life. Mitchell has just released a career-spanning 
retrospective entitled Dreamland that touches on all aspects of her 
varied and fascinating work. This one-hour special features selections 
from Dreamland and Joni Mitchell detailing the stories behind the songs.
0306 -
	THE SUNDAY DRAMA - "Toll Calls", by Moira Wairama.
0412 -
	HERITAGE (from the BBC)
0604 -
	ONE IN FIVE - The issues and experience of disability.
0706 -
	SOUNDS HISTORICAL with Jim Sullivan.
0912 -
	NIGHTCAP
1104 -
	ALL NIGHT PROGRAMME - Including: 1130 Waiata--Maori Music; 1230 
Discovery (from the BC); 1305 In a Mellow Tone with Haydn Sherley; 1410 
Reading: "Floating the Fish on Bamboo", by Adriene Jansen; 1430 The 
Million Years (RNZ); 1505 Mana Tangata.
1710 -
	SEASONAL BREAKFAST FARE - An early morning miscellany of music, 
stories and nostalgia with Stuart Keith.
1800 -
	SUMMER REPORT - Todd Niall presents three hours of summer information 
including news, sport, weather, local and foreign correspondents and 
aids to summer living
2106 -
	THE BEST OF LINDA CLARK - A selection of highlights from National 
Radio's Nine to Noon shows throughout 2004. Today: Recalling Linda's 
conversation with Nancy O'Reilly, advocate of victim's rights and the 
power of forgiveness.
2145 -
	FISHING, by James Norcliffe. Rob the new boyfriend is introduced to 
his girlfriend's parents and they decide he's not much of a catch.
2206 -
	HOMECOMING - Immigrant Aucklander, Sapna Samant, trips back to Mother 
India to rant, philosophize and muse over freedom, food and public 
transport. (Pt 1 of 5).
2300 -
	NEWS AT NOON - A roundup of today's news and sport, including a 
summary of international news in "Worldwatch".
2335 -
	MATINEE IDLE with Phil O'Brien. Phil O'Brien presents an afternoon of 
summer music and entertainment until 0400, including: Holiday Snapshots 
for Radio - an album of holiday stories...talking about the things that 
we enjoy doing on holiday and why we like to do them. Today: holidays 
at home; 0206 David Bowie: Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars - a 
live performance that demonstrates the way Bowie's combination of 
straight-ahead rock and outrageous theatrical performance influenced 
glam, punk and even Madonna. Then Ziggy breaks up the band. Recorded at 
the Hammersmith Odeon, London on 3 July 1973.

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MONDAY-FRIDAY
0006 -
	Mon.-Fri.: MATINEE IDLE continues (refer to 2335)
0412 -
	THE CBC MASSEY LECTURES - "A Short History of Progress". 
Anthropologist and novelist Ronald Wright argues that only by 
understanding humanity's patterns of triumph and disaster since the 
Stone Age, can we recognize the threats to our own civilization. With 
luck and wisdom, he suggests, we can help shape the future. (in five 
parts, from the CBC).
0545 -
	Mon.-Tue.: THE LION, THE WITCH AND THE WARDROBE - Continuing a 
serialisation of the classic tale by C S Lewis.
	Wed.: KING THRUSHBEARD by David Somerset.
	Thu.: THE MOUSE FROM THE MABINOGIAN, by David Somerset.
	Fri.: RHYS AND THE FAIRY DANCE, by David Somerset.
0606 -
	WINDOWS ON THE WORLD - international public radio features and 
documentaries.
0706 -
	SUMMER NIGHTS with Bryan Crump - An evening of the people, places and 
events of New Zealand as reflected on National Radio throughout the 
past year until midnight, including: Interviews, news, music, features 
and listener requests, plus Radio New Zealand News and Late Edition at 
0900, followed by an hour of Bryan's own specially selected music just 
before the midnight (1100 UT).
1104 -
	ALL NIGHT PROGRAMME - Including: 1106 (Mon.) At the Movies, (Tue.) 
Health Matters (BBC), (Wed.) Spectrum, (Thu.) Ideas; 1204 (Mon.) 
Euroquest (BBC), (Tue.) Insight, (Wed.) From the World, (Thu.) One in 
Five, (Fri.) The Best of Off the Wire; 1230 (Fri.) History Repeated; 
1245 (Mon.) The Letter (BBC); 1305 Classic Concert; 1410 Reading: 
"Floating The Fish on Bamboo", by Adrienne Jansen; 1430 (Mon.) The Word 
(BBC), (Wed.) For a Smile (BBC), Thu.: Naming Rites, (Fri.) The Vault; 
1440 (Tue.) Diversions; 1505 Mana Tangata; 1530 (Mon.) Outlaws and 
Fugitives, (Fri.) First Call--The Session Musicians; 1635 (Wed.) The 
Real far East (BBC), (Fri.) Go Digital (BBC).
1706 -
	Mon.-Thu.: SEASONAL BREAKFAST FARE (refer to 1706 Sun.)
	Fri.: SATURDAY MORNING - An early morning miscellany of music, stories 
and nostalgia.
1800 -
	Mon.-Thu.: SUMMER REPORT (refer to 1800 Sun.)
	Fri.: COUNTRY LIFE - David Knowles, Susan Murray and Tania Oolders 
present highlights from the past year in rural New Zealand. (starts at 
1808 after RNZ news)
1910 -
	Fri.: THE BEST OF SATURDAY MORNING with Kim Hill - A selection from 
Kim Hill's Saturday morning shows throughout 2004. Today: TV's Graham 
Norton; documentary film-maker Morgan Spurlock; punctuation enthusiast, 
Lynne Truss; Maori commentator Julian Wilcox, and musician Dave Dobbyn.
2106 -
	Mon.-Thu.: THE BEST OF LINDA CLARK. (Mon.: Recalling her conversation 
with artist Allie Eagle; Tue.: Recalling her conversation with writer 
Tim Winton; Wed.: Recalling her conversation with Lila Lipscomb, the 
Michigan mother whose son was killed in the initial months of the Iraq 
invasion and who featured in the movie Farenheit 911; Thu.: Recalling 
her conversation with children's writer John Marsden.
	Fri.: A PRAIRIE HOME COMPANION - A two hour programme of the 
award-winning American Public Radio show, presented by Garrison Keillor 
and recorded during its live presentation in St Paul Minnesota. (From 
NPR.)
2145 -
	Mon.-Thu.: A LAND OF TWO HALVES - After living here for 15 years, Joe 
Bennett continues his close look at the country.
2206 -
	HOMECOMING (refer to 2206; pts 2-5 of 5.)
2300 -
	Mon.-Thu.: NEWS AT NOON.
	Fri.: MIDDAY NEWS
2312 -
	Fri.: 3-D RADIO - Hugh Sundae presents a multi-faceted arts and music 
magazine mapping the creative peaks of 2004, until 0600.
2335 -
	Mon.-Thu.: MATINEE IDLE (refer to Sun. 2335) including:
		Mon.: 0130 Holiday Snapshots for Radio - an album of holiday stories 
- talking about the things that we enjoy doing on holiday and why we 
like to do them. Today: the luxury lodge; 0206 Bob Marley & The Wailers 
- Live at the Roxy. This intimate Hollywood club barely contains the 
Rastaman vibration coming from the stage, enveloping the audience and 
taking it all higher. The closest you'll get to hearing Marley's 
message of peace, love and reggae in person. Recorded live at The Roxy, 
Hollywood California on May 26 1976.
		Tue.:  0130 Holiday Snapshots for Radio - an album of holiday stories 
- talking about the things that we enjoy doing on holiday and why we 
like to do them. Today: Kiwi icons; 0206 Concert for Bangladesh - long 
before Band Aid and 'We Are The World' there was the Concert for 
Bangladesh. A post-Beatles George Harrison collected together many of 
his famous friends as well as musicians from his 'All Things Must Pass' 
album and staged a charity concert for the young and hungry nation of 
Bangladesh. Luring Bob Dylan out of semi-retirement, and Eric Clapton 
from an alcohol stupor, Harrison, alongside Leon Russell, Ravi Shankar, 
Ringo Starr, Badfinger, and Billy Preston put on this ground-breaking 
live benefit concert.
		Wed.: 0130 Holiday Snapshots for Radio - an album of holiday stories 
- talking about the things that we enjoy doing on holiday and why we 
like to do them. Today: stress and holidays; 0206 Led Zeppelin: How The 
West Was Won - Jimmy Page forgot he had these 1972 recordings for about 
30 years. What you hear on those tapes is a huge live rock band at 
their absolute peak (captured between the albums Led Zeppelin IV & 
Houses of the Holy). Great musicianship, absolutely no restraint - it 
was just this sort of behaviour that inspired millions of heavy metal 
bands...and, in a round-about way, punk and new wave. Recorded at the 
Los Angeles Forum and Long Beach Arena on June 25th and 27th, 1972.
		Thu.: 0130 Holiday Snapshots for Radio - an album of holiday stories 
- talking about the things that we enjoy doing on holiday and why we 
like to do them. Today: surfing - catching the wave; 0206 James Brown: 
Live At The Apollo "....and now ladies and gentlemen, it's star 
time...are you ready for star time?!!" JB and the Famous Flames nail it 
live. Entirely financed by James Brown and helped along by the tiny R&B 
radio stations that would play the whole album uninterrupted; this 
recording made it to #2 in the USA pop charts in the early 1960s - 
unheard of for a soul record or a black artist at that time. A hot 
band, an ecstatic audience and a cold autumn night. This is an accurate 
definition of R&B from the godfather of soul. Recorded at the Apollo 
Theatre, New York in 1962.

Next update to appear by 0600 UT Fri., 14 Jan.

Good Listening!
John Figliozzi

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