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with Bryan Crump

Monday to Friday, 7pm - 12am

Show Notes

Show notes for Friday 19 October 2012

7:06 Sonic Tonic

8:06 What's that instrument?

8:35 Essential New Zealand Albums

Music critic Nick Bollinger presents a selection of essential New Zealand albums adapted from his book 100 Essential Albums, published by Awa Press.

9 pm News and Weather

9:06 Country Life

Rural news and features.

10 pm News and Weather

10:17 Late Edition

A review of the leading news from Morning Report, Nine to Noon, Afternoons and Checkpoint. Also hear the latest news from around the Pacific on Radio New Zealand International's Dateline Pacific.

11 pm News and Weather

11:06 The Shed – A Whole New World of Music

Old-time string bands and high speed express trains on The Shed this week. Grammy award-winning US band Carolina Chocolate Drops discuss the state of US country music. Why is it so white? Former Mott The Hoople man, Ian Hunter, introduces a track from his new album When I'm President. There's new music from Cuba, Egypt, Colombia and Brazil, a sneak preview of Saturday night music TV in Cambodia... and especially for listeners in New Zealand, the inside of Mark Coles's shed at the bottom of the garden.

Gallery: Mark Coles's shed at the bottom of the garden

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The Shed
Mark Coles in his shed.

Audio

Audio from Friday 19 October 2012

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08:06 What's that instrument?

What instrument does King Homeboy play? (20′35″)

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20:50 Conundrum

This weeks answer. (3′47″)

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Tuesdays at 7:12pm

Kiwis are infamous for being found wandering in all sorts of far flung places…

Nights, being adventurous types ourselves, is keen to have you share the colourful and curious tales of your interesting journeys… the places you've seen, the people you've met, the food you tasted - recently or expeditions you've had in times gone by - a trek you took either by foot or pedal or kayak or ship or sail or train, in the 21st or 20th century…

Our Own Odysseys on Tuesday evenings at about a quarter past seven. Please do get in touch to reminisce on the wonders of the world that were encountered while you either cycled through Cambodia, kayaked down the Amazon, hiked through Wales, scrambled up Kilimanjaro, sailed to the Seychelles, flew by hot air balloon over Mongolia etc, etc nights@radionz.co.nz

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