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[Swprograms] RNZI Previews #343; 19-25 Mar '05
- Subject: [Swprograms] RNZI Previews #343; 19-25 Mar '05
- From: John Figliozzi <jfiglio1@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 20 Mar 2005 00:15:44 -0500
R. NEW ZEALAND INT. PREVIEWS
Edition 343
Mar. 19-25, 2005 (UT)
Here is the complete RNZI broadcast schdule for the next week. Days
and times are in UT; frequencies are in kHz.
*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".
Live Sports Coverage Announced This Week:
Sat. 19 Mar- 0430 - Rugby: Super 12 Hurricanes vs Bulls from Wellington.
Sat. 19 Mar- 0635 - Rugby: Super 12 Blues vs Crusaders from Auckland.
Sat. 19 Mar- 1610 - Rugby: Super 12 Sharks vs Highlanders from Durban.
Fri. 25 Mar- 0735 - Rugby: Super 12 Hurricanes vs Stormers from
Palmerston North.
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RNZ News on the hour except where indicated.
SATURDAY
0012 -
FOCUS ON POLITICS - Analysis of significant political issues presented
by Radio New Zealand's parliamentary reporting team.
0033 -
THE SAMPLER - Nick Bollinger casts a critical ear over the latest CD
offerings.
0106 -
YOUR MONEY - Bruce Wallace and a panel of investment advisors discuss
financial trends and options.
0130 -
SATURDAY COMEDY ZONE - "Off the Wire".
0204 -
EUREKA - Exploring science in New Zealand, with Veronika Meduna.
0230 -
ENVIRONMENT MATTERS - Conservation, natural history, environmental
issues and developments, with Dean Williams.
0306 -
HOME GROWN with Liz Barrry - New Zealand music, new releases and music
industry information; including, at 0330, GOODBYE HELEN YOUNG STUDIO -
Since 1989 Radio New Zealand's unique Helen Young Studio has hosted the
cream of New Zealand's musical talent for recording projects such as
albums, film scores, drama, radio programmes and National Radio's Live
at Helen's sessions. Some of the people who have worked in the room
reminisce and pay tribute as the studio is decommissioned.
0510 -
TAGATA O TE MOANA* - Pacific news, interviews and music, giving an
insight into the diverse cultures of the Pacific people.
0607 -
THE MUSIC MIX - Richard Wain presents a contemporary music magazine
with interviews and music from a wide range of New Zealand and overseas
artists, coverage of new releases, tours, live sessions, music
festivals and events.
0706 -
SATURDAY NIGHT with Peter Fry - Music, reminiscences and
entertainment, including your requests. (Email: satnight@xxxxxxxxxxxxx)
1012 -
DEEP PURPLE - Thoughtful and relaxing music with a touch of nostalgia.
1104 -
NZ FORCES RADIO* - produced and presented by Radio New Zealand
broadcaster Katrina Batten, this service includes news and features
from home, sports, entertainment and news from the NZDF for the
latter's forces that are deployed overseas.
1308 -
NEW MUSIC RELEASES* - A sample of the latest Kiwi music hosted by Hana
Tatere.
1405 -
ALL NIGHT PROGRAMME - Including: 1405 Spiritual Outlook; 1430 Hymns.
1504 -
NZ FORCES RADIO* (refer to Sat. 1104)
1707 -
ALL NIGHT PROGRAMME (relayed from National Radio).
1807 -
STORYTIME OMNIBUS
1905 -
NZ FORCES RADIO* (refer to Sat. 1104)
2010 -
SPORTSWORLD - Radio Sport's 50 minute summary of the week's sporting
highlights and newsmakers.
2106 -
SUNDAY MORNING with Chris Laidlaw - discussions, features and music
'til midday; including--2106: Mediawatch; 2206: The Sunday Group; 2230:
On This Day; 2245 Sunday Supplement; 2306: Ideas. (Joined in progress.)
SUNDAY
0012 -
THE WEEK IN PARLIAMENT
0034 -
SPECTRUM - People, places and events in New Zealand. This week: "From
Volgograd with Love". A story of love via the internet and a new
daughter with a huge talent.
0106 -
AT THE MOVIES - news and reviews with Simon Morris.
0130 -
BOOKMARKS
0206 -
GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE - Public radio broadcasters around the world give
their unique take on the topic of romance using personal stories from
their own countries.
(2) Auckland comedian Philip Patston is a performer, writer, mentor,
diversity consultant and social entrepreneur. He combines a wry humour,
(he describes himself as a gay, vegetarian, wheelchair addict) with an
understanding of society's inappropriate response to his impairment, as
he shares tales of love, romance and intimacy with other members of
New Zealand's disabled community. (from RNZ)
0304 -
OPEN STORY SEASON - "Something To Look Forward To", by Margaret Bremner
Meet the ëgeri-activistsí. Four residents of a retirement home behind
an underground revolutionary network who lead an ongoing struggle
against excessive cups of tea and pats on the head. The final of nine
programmes celebrating the creativity and diversity of new and aspiring
writers in New Zealand.
0335 -
HIDDEN TREASURES - Trevor Reekie 'discovers' music that fell between
the cracks, music from overlooked innovators and eccentric visionaries
and works of obscured genius.
0406 -
RAY CHARLES - A tribute to the late Ray Charles with comments from
James Austin, vice president of Rhino Records, who worked with Charles
over the last 7 years of his life, and became his friend. The programme
also covers the personal events and influences that shaped one of the
best loved musical artists of the 20th century.
0512 -
SPIRITUAL OUTLOOK - consideration of matters spiritual, moral and
ethical.
0540 -
JAZZ SPOTLIGHT with Haydn Sherley.
0606 -
MANA KORERO - Maori current affairs.
0704 -
ONE IN FIVE - The issues and experience of disability.
0730 -
THE WEEK IN PARLIAMENT
0806 -
SOUNDS HISTORICAL with Jim Sullivan. This week: Phar Laps last race 73
years ago.
1012 -
MEDIAWATCH - reports and analyses on the media.
1104 -
NZ FORCES RADIO* (refer to Sat. 1104)
1210 -
SPORTS WORLD (refer to Sat. 2010)
1308 -
TAGATA O TE MOANA* (refer to Sun. 0410)
1405 -
IN A MELLOW TONE with Haydn Sherley.
1504 -
NZ FORCES RADIO* (refer to Sat. 1104)
1610 -
SPORTS WORLD (refer to Sat. 2006)
1605 -
MANA TANGATA - Maori affairs.
1708 -
NEW MUSIC RELEASES (refer to Sat. 1308)
1810 -
TAGATA O TE MOANA* (refer to Sat. 0410)
1900 -
WORLD & PACIFIC NEWS & SPORTS UPDATE*
1930 -
NEWS ABOUT NEW ZEALAND HEADLINES*
1935 -
PACIFIC BUSINESS REPORT*
1940 -
NEWS IN TONGAN*
1955 -
PACIFIC WEATHER FORECAST*
1959 -
PACIFIC MONEY UPDATE*
2000 -
WORLD & PACIFIC NEWS*
2010 -
SPORTS NEWS*
2015 -
TAGATA O TE MOANA HIGHLIGHTS*
2035 -
NEWS ABOUT NEW ZEALAND*
2040 -
PACIFIC PRESS REVIEW* - in French.
2050 -
NEW ZEALAND NEWSPAPER HEADLINES*
2055 -
PACIFIC BUSINESS REPORT*
2100 -
WORLD & PACIFIC NEWS*
2110 -
SPORTS NEWS*
2115 -
FOCUS ON POLITICS*
2135 -
NEWS ABOUT NEW ZEALAND*
2140 -
RNZI FEATURE* [no further detail available-ed.]
2200 -
WORLD & PACIFIC NEWS*
2210 -
SPORTS NEWS*
2215 -
TAGATA O TE MOANA HIGHLIGHTS*
2235 -
NINE TO NOON with Linda Clark - Current affairs and topics of
interest. (Joined in progress.) 2245 - "Jumping Ship", by Glenn
Colquhoun. The poet/doctor reads from his essays based on the period he
spent living in the small community of Te Tii in the Bay of Islands. He
went there to learn how to engage with Maori. And there he met Aunty
Rongo, an old woman whose daughter had recently died, and the two fell
in love. (Pt 1 of 6.)
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MONDAY-FRIDAY
0000 -
MIDDAY REPORT - news updates and in-depth reports, including at 0016 -
Business News; 0026 - Sport; 0034 - Rural News; 0039 - Worldwatch.
0106 -
Mon.-Thu.: IN TOUCH WITH NZ - An afternoon of people and places,
information and entertainment with Wayne Mowat, beginning the first
hour with WAYNE'S MUSIC, an hour of tunes too good to be forgotten.
Fri.: A HISTORY OF BLACK GOSPEL MUSIC -Marty Duda traces the evolution
of gospel music to its present state. (Pt 1 of 2)
0206 -
THE MAN WHO WOULD BE PERFECT, by Stuart Hoar.
0300 -
PACIFIC REGIONAL NEWS*
0308 -
DATELINE PACIFIC* - news from the Pacific with interviews and features
with all the region's newsmakers.
0330 -
Mon.: NEW MUSIC RELEASES*
Tue.: RNZI TALK* - news of and activities at the station.
Wed.: TRADEWINDS* - Walter Zweifel compiles this weekly programme
featuring Pacific regional business and economic news and features
Thu.: WORLD IN SPORT* - Dmitri Edwards presents highlights of the
world's sporting week with emphasis on New Zealand and the Pacific.
Fri.: PACIFIC CORRESPONDENT* - Our regional correspondents talk to Don
Wiseman about political and social issues in their respective Pacific
countries.
0406 -
IN TOUCH WITH NZ (continues)
0430 -
WHAT'S GOING ON - Lynn Freeman presents a comprehensive and creative
look at New Zealand's arts and entertainment scene.
0500 -
Mon.-Thu.: CHECKPOINT - News and current affairs including, at 0515
Business
Headlines; 0530 News and Sport; 0554 Mana News.
Fri.: WILL THE REAL WILL SHAKESPEARE PLEASE, PLEASE STAND UP - The
question surrounding the authorship of the plays and sonnets attributed
to William Shakespeare has been debated for centuries. Two recent books
take very different points of view on the issue. Amsterdam-based author
Rodney Bolt explores the possibility that Christopher Marlowe authored
the plays. Harvard University professor Stephen Greenblatt is convinced
it can be no one other than Shakespeare himself. The two writers
face-off in a debate hosted by 19th century American humorist Mark
Twain who once wrote, "So far as anyone knows or can prove, Shakespeare
of Stratford-on-Avon never wrote a play in his life".
0607 -
WORLDWATCH and PACIFIC REPORT* - A summary of international news,
followed by news from the Pacific region.
0630 -
Mon.: THE LETTER - personal observations from columnists around the
world. (from the BBC)
0645 -
STORYTIME
0700 -
CHECKPOINT (a repeat of the 0500 program)
0800 -
PACIFIC REGIONAL NEWS*
0808 -
DATELINE PACIFIC* (refer to 0308)
0830 -
Mon.: RNZI TALK* (refer to Tue. 0330)
Tue.: TRADEWINDS* - Walter Zweifel compiles this weekly programme
featuring Pacific regional business and economic news and features
Wed.: WORLD IN SPORT* - Dmitri Edwards presents highlights of the
world's sporting week with emphasis on New Zealand and the Pacific.
Thu.: PACIFIC CORRESPONDENT* - Our regional correspondents talk to Don
Wiseman about political and social issues in their respective Pacific
countries.
Fri.: SPORTS STORY*
0906 -
Mon.: INSIGHT - in-depth analysis of a topical issue.
Tue.: THE TREATY DEBATE - "Tidal Power: The Foreshore and Seabed Act."
The second in a series of three discussions on ways in which The Treaty
of Waitangi affects New Zealand society now and in the future. (Pt 2 of
3.)
Wed.: OPEN STORY SEASON (refer to Sun. 0304)
Thu.: WAIATA - Maori Music. Hinemoana Baker showcases Maori music.
Fri.: COUNTRY LIFE
0930 -
Wed.: HIDDEN TREASURES (refer to Sun. 0335)
Thu.: ONE PLANET - environmental magazine. (from the BBC)
1000 -
NEWS AND LATE EDITION - Radio New Zealand national and international
news, including the day's best interviews from National Radio.
1100 -
PACIFIC REGIONAL NEWS*
1108 -
DATELINE PACIFIC* (refer to 0308)
1130 -
Mon.: RNZI TALK (refer to Tue. 0330)
Tue.: TRADEWINDS* - Walter Zweifel compiles this weekly programme
featuring Pacific regional business and economic news and features
Wed.: WORLD IN SPORT* - Dmitri Edwards presents highlights of the
world's sporting week with emphasis on New Zealand and the Pacific.
Thu.: PACIFIC CORRESPONDENT* - Our regional correspondents talk to Don
Wiseman about political and social issues in their respective Pacific
countries.
Fri.: SPORTS STORY
1205 -
LATE EDITION (a repeat of the 1000 program.)
1300
PACIFIC REGIONAL NEWS*
1308 -
DATELINE PACIFIC* (refer to 0308)
1330 -
Mon.: RNZI TALK* (refer to Tue. 0330)
Tue.: TRADEWINDS* - Walter Zweifel compiles this weekly programme
featuring Pacific regional business and economic news and features
Wed.: WORLD IN SPORT* - Dmitri Edwards presents highlights of the
world's sporting week with emphasis on New Zealand and the Pacific.
Thu.: PACIFIC CORRESPONDENT* - Our regional correspondents talk to Don
Wiseman about political and social issues in their respective Pacific
countries.
Fri.: SPORTS STORY*
1405 -
WAYNE'S MUSIC (refer to 0106).
1500 -
PACIFIC REGIONAL NEWS*
1508 -
DATELINE PACIFIC* (refer to 0308)
1530 -
Mon.: RNZI TALK* (refer to Tue. 0330)
Tue.: TRADEWINDS* - Walter Zweifel compiles this weekly programme
featuring Pacific regional business and economic news and features
Wed.: WORLD IN SPORT* - Dmitri Edwards presents highlights of the
world's sporting week with emphasis on New Zealand and the Pacific.
Thu.: PACIFIC CORRESPONDENT* - Our regional correspondents talk to Don
Wiseman about political and social issues in their respective Pacific
countries.
Fri.: SPORTS STORY*
1605 -
MANA TANGATA
1630 -
Mon.: ON THIS DAY
Tue.: MUSICAL CHAIRS (refer to 0930 Mon.)
Wed.: PLAYING FAVOURITES (from the BBC)
1700 -
PACIFIC REGIONAL NEWS*
1708 -
Mon.: PACIFIC PRESS REVIEW* (in French)
Tue.: TRADEWINDS* - Walter Zweifel compiles this weekly programme
featuring Pacific regional business and economic news and features.
Wed.: WORLD IN SPORT* - Dmitri Edwards presents highlights of the
world's sporting week with emphasis on New Zealand and the Pacific.
Thu.: PACIFIC CORRESPONDENT* - Our regional correspondents talk to Don
Wiseman about political and social issues in their respective Pacific
countries.
Fri.: SPORTS STORY
1740 -
NEWS* in Cook Island Maori
1750 -
NEW ZEALAND COASTAL WEATHER FORECAST*
1755 -
PACIFIC WEATHER*
1800 -
PACIFIC REGIONAL NEWS*
1810 -
SPORTS NEWS*
1815 -
DATELINE PACIFIC*
1835 -
NEWS ABOUT NEW ZEALAND*
1840 -
NEWS* in Samoan
1850 -
PACIFIC WEATHER FORECAST*
1855 -
NEWS* in Niuean
1900 -
WORLD & PACIFIC NEWS & SPORTS UPDATE*
1910 -
Mon-Thu.: MORNING REPORT - National Radio's breakfast show.
Fri.: *TAGATA O TE MOANA (refer to Sat. 0410)
1930 -
Mon-Thu.: NEWS ABOUT NEW ZEALAND HEADLINES*
1935 -
Mon-Thu.: PACIFIC BUSINESS REPORT*
1940 -
Mon-Thu.: NEWS IN TONGAN*
1955 -
Mon.-Thu.: PACIFIC WEATHER FORECAST*
1959 -
Mon.-Thu.: PACIFIC MONEY UPDATE*
2000 -
WORLD & PACIFIC NEWS*
2010 -
SPORTS NEWS*
2015 -
Mon-Thu.: TAGATA O TE MOANA HIGHLIGHTS*
Fri.: DATELINE PACIFIC*
2035 -
Mon-Thu.: NEWS ABOUT NEW ZEALAND*
Fri.: KIM HILL - A Saturday morning mixture of current affairs and
feature interviews. (joined in progress...continues to 2330.)
2040 -
Mon.: PACIFIC PRESS REVIEW* - in French.
Tue.: NEWS* in Solomon Islands Pijin.
Wed.-Thu.: RNZI FEATURE* (no further detail available-ed.)
2050 -
Mon.-Thu.: NEW ZEALAND NEWSPAPER HEADLINES*
2055 -
Mon.-Thu.: PACIFIC BUSINESS REPORT*
2100 -
WORLD & PACIFIC NEWS*
2110 -
Mon-Thu.: SPORTS NEWS*
2115 -
Mon.: NEWS IN SOLOMON ISLAND PIJIN*
Tue.: TRADEWINDS* - Walter Zweifel compiles this weekly programme
featuring Pacific regional business and economic news and features.
Wed.: WORLD IN SPORT* - Dmitri Edwards presents highlights of the
world's sporting week with emphasis on New Zealand and the Pacific.
Thu.: FRUIT AND VEGETABLE REPORT.
2135 -
Mon-Wed.: NEWS ABOUT NEW ZEALAND*
Thu.: PACIFIC CORRESPONDENT* - Our regional correspondents talk to Don
Wiseman about political and social issues in their respective Pacific
countries.
2140 -
Mon.-Thu.: RNZI FEATURE* [no further detail available-ed.]
2200 -
Mon-Thu.: WORLD & PACIFIC NEWS*
2210 -
Mon-Thu.: SPORTS NEWS*
2215 -
Mon-Thu.: DATELINE PACIFIC* - news from the Pacific with interviews
and features with all the region's newsmakers.
2235 -
Mon-Thu.: NINE TO NOON (refer to Sun. 2235).
Next update to appear by 0500, Mar. 25.
Good Listening!
John Figliozzi
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