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NZ Radio Awards 2009
14 March, 2010
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The Best of Arts on Sunday
with Lynn Freeman
Arts on Sunday will resume on 31 January 2010
- 14:45 Chapter and Verse - Nikki Patin
- Chicago based Def Jam poet and member of the American National Slam Team. (duration: 17′00″)
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- 12:50 Peter Davidson
- The fifth Dr Who, Peter Davidson, is in New Zealand as a guest of the Armageddon Pulp Culture event. (duration: 8′55″)
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- 13:33 Cultural capitals
- A panel discussion on the recent "Is Auckland or Wellington the cultural capital" debate. (duration: 15′08″)
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- 13:45 National Youth Drama School
- Lucy Orbell took a road trip and spent a couple of days immersed in theatrical energy (duration: 14′41″)
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- 14:00 Glenn Colquhoun
- Broadcast of an hour long discussion with award winning poet and GP, Glenn Colquhoun, recorded at the recent Festival of Colour in Wanaka. (duration: 52′57″)
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- 14:30 The Crystal Chain Gang
- Lucy Orbell meets two cast-glass artists, Leanne Williams and Jim Dennison, at their studio in Martinborough. (duration: 10′31″)
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- 13:35 Richard Muller
- Richard explains his part in"Kaitangata Twitch". (duration: 10′06″)
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- 13:35 Test Screenings
- Lucy Orbell goes to the test screening of a NZ film, where the audience is invited to grade the film. (duration: 11′57″)
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- 12:50 Rena Owen
- Rena Owen has returned from Hollywood to take to the stage, in The Pohutukawa Tree. (duration: 16′38″)
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- 13:30 Philippa Boyens
- An extended interview with Philippa Boyens, an integral member of the trio of filmmakers who put New Zealand on the map with the Lord of the Rings trilogy and King Kong. Philippa talks about the trio's dynamics and looks ahead to the release of Peter's next film, The Lovely Bones. (duration: 24′41″)
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- 13:41 Crows Feet
- Crows feet, the affectionate name given to a Wellington dance emsemble. Lucy Orbell went to see what keeps there feet moving. (duration: 9′13″)
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- 13:10 Father and son creatives - Tom Scott and Samuel Flynn Scott
- Cartoonist, playwright and filmaker Tom Scott and his son, musician Samuel Flynn Scoot discuss their musical tastes and their sussessfully careers. (duration: 20′36″)
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Produced by Simon Morris and Lynn Freeman
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