Voice of Samoa - Mondays, 6pm - 8pm

This weekly Samoan-language show presents discussion and music aimed at promoting Samoan language and culture, and fostering links between the Samoan communities of Otago.  

The Classical Hour with Helen - Saturdays, 4pm-5pm

Host Helen McLagan shares her classical music selections with you and brings you background information on composers and their works, and news of upcoming performances. Kindly sponsored by Southern Sinfonia Orchestra. Listen to the latest episode here:   http://www.southernsinfonia.org/

Talk Derby To Me - Every Second Friday, 6pm-7pm

Robbin Bank$, Amygeddon and the crew from Dunedin Derby team the Gallow Lasses bring you an action packed hour of derby talk and high octane music. Listen to the latest episode here: Kindly sponsored by Dunedin Derby. http://www.dunedinderby.co.nz/

Radio Raj - Saturdays, 10am-11am

Basil from Bradford is a proud Brit, but he loves his adopted country, too. That's why he welcomes people of all nations to tune into 'Radio Raj'. Every Saturday, Basil brings you news and sports results from the mother country, beer, wine and food reviews and a wide range of music selections from British artists - everything from Elgar to Tull. Listen to the latest episode here: Kindly sponsored by Madly British Bar and Restaurant. http://www.madlybritish.com/  

Occupy The Airwaves - Tuesdays, fortnightly, 6pm-7pm

The tent city in the Octagon might no longer be on-site but the Occupy movement is still here, and they still care! Anton, Jess and the team from 'Occupy The airwaves' bring listeners up to date with the local movement's latest initiatives and discuss views on the state of the nation, and the world, with studio guests.   Listen to the latest episode here:

The Sheila Shuttlebus Half-Hour - Tuesdays, 10am-10.30am

Sheila Shuttlebus - it's a funny name, but then, Sheila's a funny woman. Every Tuesday at 10am, Sheila brings you half an hour of amusing musings on the lighter side of everyday life. The writing's biting and the verse gets worse - think Pam Ayers, but with a broad Lancashire accent. It's all designed to give listeners a bright start to their day. Listen to the latest episode here:

Eco-Living in Action - Thursdays, 2.30pm-3pm

Every Thursday at 2.30pm, Maureen Howard presents a half-hour sustainable living show. From making your own cleaning products to composting, recycling, keeping chooks and reducing your carbon footprint, Maureen and her guests will inspire you with practical, everyday solutions that make a difference. Proudly supported by the Dunedin City Council. http://www.dunedin.govt.nz/ Listen to the latest episode here:

The Rhythm of Life - Mondays, 1pm-2pm

When you feel good in your heart and soul, your body tags along. The Rhythm of Life explores this idea, encouraging us to embrace ways of living that make us feel good. Each week, your host Fernanda discusses ideas of health and wellbeing with studio guests and shares music aimed at enhancing good feelings in us all. Proudly sponsored by Azurlis skincare. http://www.azurlis.co.nz/ Listen to the latest episode here:

The Kick Drum with Marcel Rodeka - Tuesdays, 8.30pm-9.30pm (from Feb 14, 2012)

Hosted by Dunedin-based drummer and drum tutor Marcel Rodeka, this show is dedicated to Dunedin's current wealth of super-talented pop/rock musicians, bands, solo artists, engineers and promoters. Marcel plays tracks from their latest CDs and gives musos the opportunity to bring us up-to-date with their musical lives, including upcoming gigs. As an avid fan of world music, Marcel also adds a dash of music from international artists to the mix. Kindly sponsored by The Drum Studio. http://www.drumstudio.co.nz/ Listen to the latest episode:

Community Law Reports with Jase - Wednesdays, 4.30pm-5pm

A half-hour show providing information on legal issues that affect our everyday lives. Every Wednesday, Jase covers topics such as tenancy issues and consumer rights, police powers and more, bringing you up to speed with your rights and obligations. Kindly supported by the Dunedin Community Law Centre and the University of Otago Faculty of Law. http://www.dclc.org.nz/modules/content/?id=7/   Listen to the latest episode:

The Special Olympics Hour - Wednesdays, 11am-noon

Join Special Olympian Thomas van der Lugt each week for an hour of chat and music. Thomas talks about his own experiences in sport and the Special Olympics scene in New Zealand, and chats with other Olympians about their achievements. Listen to the latest episode:

Arty Farty Hour with Ron Esplin - Saturdays, 11am-noon

Join local artist Ron Esplin as he explores the world of art, digging up facts, busting a few myths and talking with guests from a wide range of backgrounds in the arts. From a step-by-step guide to watercolour painting to an art clinic, the Arty Farty Hour gives you a chance to indulge your creative side. Kindly sponsored by the Green Island Gallery. http://www.greenislandgallery.blogspot.com/
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Golden Sounds of Stage and Screen with Russell Campbell - Mondays, 10am-11am

Russell Campbell takes you back to a time when Hollywood stars were glamorous, Broadway musicals set toes a-tapping, and there was no such thing as reality TV. Golden Sounds of Stage and Screen is an hour-long celebration of the golden age of entertainment, an oasis of heart-warming good cheer in your busy day. Tune in for memorable music and vintage comedy from yesteryear. Listen to the latest episode:

Sustainable Lens: Resilience on Radio - Thursdays, 7pm-8pm

Imagine you had a pair of glasses that had a sustainability mode.   This mode meant that you looked at the world through a “sustainable lens”.   What would you see?  These lenses wouldn’t merely be green tinted glasses like the ones from the Emerald City in the Wizard of Oz.   Instead, think about the analytical eyes of the Predators (robots) in the Terminator movies.  These eyes scan the landscape, identifying threats, analysing options and proposing actions. Now, think about the sustainable lens on radio… Anton Angelo with regular panelists Shane Gallagher and Samuel Mann.  Each week the team take a sustainable perspective on current topics in the world around us.   Regular features aimed at drawing out connections lead into an extended discussion with invited guests. Thanks to sponsor Otago Polytechnic.http://www.otagopolytechnic.ac.nz/ Listen to the latest episode:

Switched On! - Saturdays, noon-1pm

Every week, host Chanel O'Brien talks with an inspirational woman about what makes her tick.

Artists, writers, businesswomen, academics and switched-on guests from all walks of life join Chanel each week for an hour of discussion and music.

With thanks to sponsors the Inch Bar and Red Rocket Catering. http://www.facebookpages/Inch-Bar/ Listen to the latest episode:

Space Station Kiwi - Saturdays, 8am-9am; repeated Wednesdays, 5pm-6pm

Join Captain Cornflakes every week for stories, music and fun aimed at a pre-school audience. Arrrrr . . . . Oarsome! Listen to the latest episode:

Phil's Truckin' Show - Every Second Friday, 5pm-6pm

CCT client Phil presents an hour of the best in trucking music. Phil is non-verbal and communicates by means of a vocalising keyboard. Listen to the latest episode:

CCS Ticket To Ride - Fridays, 11am-noon

Join the team from CCS Disability Action every week for an energetic show filled with music and laughter. Listen to the latest episode:

Get Back! Jukebox Radio - Every Second Tuesday, 7pm-8pm

Viki brings you an hour of the best music from the '6os and '7os. Get up and dance! You know you want to . . . Listen to the latest episode:

Talanoa Ako Pasefika Education Programme - Mondays, 4pm-5.30pm

Tasi Lemalu brings you news about what's happening in Pasefika education and reports on issues,  new programmes and initiatives. Listen to the latest episode:

The Indie Music Box - Wednesdays, 6pm-7pm

Tune in every Wednesday for an hour of New Zealand sounds from across the decades. Host Andy Ellis has the great indie talent covered. Brought to you by Convert It - Preserving, not erasing your memories. http://www.convertit.co.nz/   Listen to to the latest episode:

Portil Presents - Mondays, 9pm-10pm

An hour of the best in world music, electronica and ambient sounds. Brought to you by Portil - the CD, DVD and vinyl store in Harvest Court, George Street, Dunedin. Listen to the latest episode here:

Radio Church - Sundays 8.30am-9am

An ecumenical service brought to you by Dunedin's inner-city minsters. Clergy from the Anglican, Christian Churches (Church of Christ), Methodist, Presbyterian and Roman Catholic churches present each half-hour programme. Also available as a podcast from this website. Listen to the latest episode here:

Science Notes - Thursdays, 6.30pm-7.00pm

Talking to Otago University students about the science they do and the music they enjoy.  http://sciencenotesotago.wordpress.com Listen to the latest episode here:

Femme Fatale - Every second Monday, 8pm-9pm

From Emmylou Harris to Madonna, from folk to funk, hosts Inge and Lynn deliver a fortnightly smorgasbord of women's music that includes the very best in Kiwi songtresses.

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Community or Chaos - Tuesdays, 11am-noon

Join Marvin Hubbard each week for an in-depth, one-on-one discussions with a studio guest. Whether the focus is on politics, economics, sustainability, spiritual or cultural issues, Marvin challenges us to consider our collective responsibility for the health of the world we live in. Listen to the latest episode here: Kindly supported by the Peace and Disarmament Education Trust.

Informed - Tuesdays, 10.30am-11.00am

Brought to you by Council of Social Services, Dunedin and hosted by Alan Shanks. A discussion of matters of interest in the social services sector, kindly sponsored by English Language Partners Dunedin. http://www.dcoss.org.nz/ http://www.englishlanguage.org.nz/centres/dunedin/ Listen to the latest episode here:

Write On!

12-1pm on the 2nd Wednesday of the month

Write On is the hugely popular radio programme from the Otago Southland branch of the New Zealand Society of Authors. It is produced and hosted by Vanda Symon, the Dunedin-based New Zealand crime fiction writer. In each show, Vanda interviews local writers and people involved in the book industry. She also promotes local events and shares some good music. Write On has its own website http://www.writeonradioshow.blogspot.com/ and is proudly sponsored by University Book Shop! http://www.unibooks.co.nz/

Cooking Without Looking - 1.00 – 2pm every Wednesday

Join 'That Blind Woman' Julie Woods for an hour of cooking, conversation and music every week. Live cooking demonstrations, guest interviews and a 'What I Would Bake For The PM' slot are regular features on this hugely popular programme. All music is by blind musicians. Brought to you by Pams. http://www.pams.co.nz./   Listen to the latest episode here:

The OARsome Morning Show - with Jeff, weekdays 9am-10am. An hour of timely tips, topical interviews and terrific music, keeping you up to date with what’s on around Dunedin and Otago. And if your community group or organisation has something special coming up, Jeff welcomes your input. Get in touch by emailing jeff@oar.org.nz or by calling the station on (03) 471 6161. Listen to the latest feature interview: