Nine To Noon
with Kathryn Ryan
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Show notes for Friday 24 May 2013
09:05 London machete attack puts home-grown radicalisation into the spotlight
Dr Brooke Rogers is a senior lecturer in Risk and Terror in the Department of War Studies at Kings College, London.
09:25 The multi-billion word Cambridge English Corpus database
Claire Dembry, Corpus Manager.
09:45 Pacific News with Michael Field
10:05 Detective Inspector Tusha Penny
Detective Inspector Tusha Penny is Police National Manager of Child Protection and Sexual Violence. She was instrumental in exposing the problems inside the force and now heads a dedicated facility where staff can focus purely on cases of child abuse and adult sexual offending.
10:35 Book Review with Paul Diamond
Let's Explore Diabetes with Owls by David Sedaris
Published by Hachette NZ
10:45 Reading: 'Whale Pot Bay' by Des Hunt read by Rob Mokaraka
(Part 5 of 10)
11:05 New Music with Jeremy Taylor
Daft Punk, Primal Scream, and They Might Be Giants
Artist: Daft Punk
Song: Up All Night
Album: Random Access Memories
Label: Columbia
Artist: Daft Punk
Song: Doin' It Right
Album: Random Access Memories
Label: Sony
Artist: Primal Scream
Song: It's Alright, It's Okay
Album: More Light
Label: First International/ Inertia
Artist: They Might Be Giants
Song: You're On Fire
Album: Nanobots
Label: Idlewild Recordings
Artist: They Might Be Giants
Song: Nanobots
Album: Nanobots
Label: Idlewild Recordings
11:30 Sports commentator Joseph Romanos
The second cricket test; Graham Henry to face SNZAR judiciary over his comments on referee; the French Open tennis; netball; and the Woods/Garcia battle in golf.
11:45 The Week that Was with James Elliott and Michele A'Court
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Audio from Friday 24 May 2013
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- 09:08 London machete attack puts radicalisation into the spotlight
Dr Brooke Rogers is a Senior Lecturer in Risk and Terror in the Department of War Studies at Kings College, London. (21′30″)
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- 09:33 The multi-billion word Cambridge English Corpus database
Claire Dembry, Manager of the Cambridge English Corpus. (17′23″)
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- 09:51 Pacific Correspondent - Michael Field
The earthquake this morning; Air Pacific - Fiji Air and 'shark fin' freight; Samoa - a one party state. (8′41″)
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- 10:06 Feature Guest - Detective Inspector Tusha Penny
Detective Inspector Tusha Penny is Police National Manager of Child Protection and Sexual Violence. She was instrumental in exposing the problems inside the force and now heads a dedicated facility where staff can focus purely on cases of child abuse and adult sexual offending. (34′07″)
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- 10:40 Book Review - Let's Explore Diabetes with Owls
'Let's Explore Diabetes with Owls' by David Sedaris, published by Hachette NZ and reviewed by Paul Diamond. (4′55″)
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- 11:07 New Music with Jeremy Taylor
'Up All Night' and 'Doin' It Right' by Daft Punk;'It's Alright, It's Okay' by Primal Scream; and 'You're On Fire' and 'Nanobots' by They Might Be Giants. (7′31″)
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- 11:32 Sports commentator Joseph Romanos
The second cricket test; Graham Henry to face SNZAR judiciary over his comments on referee; the French Open tennis; netball; and the Woods/Garcia battle in golf. (10′47″)
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- 11:46 The Week that Was
With James Elliott and Michele A'Court. (13′38″)
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