Discover podcasts and radio shows made by the people of Ōtepoti Dunedin and Otago, reflecting the diversity of our communities.
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Explore the most recent episodes from OAR FM’s 90-plus podcasts and radio shows.
A podcast created by students from the French class at Logan Park High School. Join us for French language, culture and music.
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A place where great music meets real people. Thoughtful, poetic and occasionally irreverent hosted by Dr Duncan Connors.
Helpful advice, information and strategies for coping well on the dementia journey.
A live-recorded podcast series from the 2025 New Zealand Young Writers Fest.
Celebrating 50 years of Te Reo Māori with kōrero from community members about their language journeys and why learning te reo matters for the future of Aotearoa.
Community members share their favourite Polyfest memories from over the last three decades.
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Meet some of the people creating podcasts and radio shows with OAR, and catch up on what’s happening at the station.
Dunedin man Dr Duncan Connors reckons the only time his classical music show on OAR FM is snotty is when he has a cold.
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A new radio show and podcast is promoting open conversations about dementia and addressing an incoming "tsunami" of dementia diagnoses.
Participants and visitors to last week’s Otago Polyfest have shared their reflections on the event with OAR FM listeners.
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