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Summer Noelle

with Noelle McCarthy

Monday to Friday, 10am - Midday

Audio from Friday, 22 January 2010

Not all audio is available due to copyright restrictions.

10:15 John Key
The Prime Minister is the politician in the hot seat today and we'll be putting the tough questions to him about his holidays and BBQs with royalty. (duration: 13′07″)
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10:32 Kiwis who should be famous - Major General Sandy Thomas
Denis McLean nominates Major General Sandy Thomas for his spectacular and successful military career as well as his extraordinary adventures in various parts of the world. (duration: 10′22″)
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10:44 Shane Bosher
Shane joins Noelle in the studio to talk about the coming year for The Silo Theatre and the state of our nation's theatres. (duration: 11′26″)
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11:13 End of the Summer Noelle Season Debate
Peter Elliot and Ginette McDonald join Noelle to talk through some weighty issues like the ingredients to a perfect summer; the news story of the summer and what's been the most irritating thing of the last few weeks. (duration: 26′43″)
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The Motts
The writers of the Summer Noelle theme tune will be in the studio to play out this season's show.(12′38″)

10:10 John Key

The Prime Minister is the politician in the hot seat today and we'll be putting the tough questions to him about his holidays and BBQs with royalty ...

10:30 Kiwis Who Should be Famous

Denis McLean nominates Major General Sandy Thomas for his spectacular and successful military career as well as his extraordinary adventures in various parts of the world.

10:40 Shane Bosher

Shane joins Noelle in the studio to talk about the coming year for The Silo Theatre and the state of our nation's theatres

11:08 Captain Kremmen Episode 20

11:12 Captain Kremmen Competition winner ...

11:15 End of the Summer Noelle Season Debate

Peter Elliot and Ginette McDonald join Noelle to talk through some weighty issues like the ingredients to a perfect summer; the news story of the summer and what's been the most irritating thing of the last few weeks ...

11:40 The Motts

The writers of the Summer Noelle theme tune will be in the studio to play out this season's show.

The Team

Noelle McCarthyPresented by Noelle McCarthy

Produced by Joanna MacKenzie

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The Kiwis Who Should Be Famous Hall of Fame

Over four relaxing weeks, the daily magazine show will be the perfect blend of interviews, features and great music for you to soak up in the sunshine.

Before the year end, our special correspondents will take their irreverent look back at the big stories of 2009 – and the people behind the headlines.

We’ll dot around the country to find out how the summer plans are shaping up for our Summer Noelle holiday reporters.

Great bands will join Noelle live in the studio to play their favourite summer tracks.

And we’ll kick off our daily mini series – which you can hear just after the news at 11, every day on Summer Noelle.

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