11 February 2012 - 5:21 pm NZ time
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Karen Healey is an author and gender researcher, whose latest book, a supernatural teen novel entitled"Guardian of the Dead", mixes Maori myths into contemporary fantasy. (15′16″)
Bryan reveals this week's conundrum answer. (6′00″)
7:06 pm Friday Night Theme
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7:40 Flash
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8:06 Is God in the Music?
What defines Christian music? Is the belief system expressed only via lyrics, or is performing music itself an act of worship? Starting at Parachute Music Festival 2010, we sought out people's thoughts and opinions on the relationship between religion and performers. Talking to punters, promoters and bands alike, we ask how Is God in the Music?'
8:40 Creepy Christchurch
Karen Healey, gender researcher and author
Her new teen novel Guardian of the Dead and it's mixing of Maori myths into contemporary fantasy, as well as a formal interest in comics.
8:50 Conundrum
The answer and the winner's chosen song.
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9:06 Country Life
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10 pm News & Weather
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11 pm News & Weather
11:06 Tapestry of the Times
Some historical duet performances from old-time music virtuosos Doc Watson & Bill Monroe, Piedmont Blues legends John Cephas & Phil Wiggins, and women bluegrass pioneers Hazel Dickens & Alice Gerrard. Real music, real people, and the stories behind the sounds.
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