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To celebrate Hawke's Bay's Art Deco Weekend, Radio Kidnappers will be 'going Art Deco' as regards all music played between 6pm Thursday 18th and 7am Monday 22nd February. For this 85-hour period, the music you'll hear will be ONLY that which was popular during the 1920s-1930s-1940s period. Sprinkled throughout this mix will be plenty of actual 'Art Deco' tunes and artists, along with interesting reminiscences about the period at regular intervals. |
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Take a trip down memory lane with Chloe (yes, the same Chloe who became famous in Wainuiomata). These days, one of her talents is that she's a unique teller of children's stories. Tune to Radio Kidnappers, Sundays at 6.30pm, whether you are a big kid or little kid, to hear your favourite stories, poems and music - all re-told Chloe-style. |
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Radio Kidnappers is keeping you up-to-date with local events. "What's On?" is a quick summary of current and coming happenings in the Bay. It plays daily just after 8am, and Mon-Fri there's a repeat just after 3pm. |
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Personnel from the Te Rangihaeata Oranga Trust return to the airwaves each Monday fortnight at 1:30pm, starting from 8th February. If you, or others close to you, have problems with gambling or similar addictions, or you're dealing with the consequences of things like that, then this programme may offer assistance and/or guidance to help you. |
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On Wednesdays fortnightly at 7:00pm, Peter and Eve from Rowan House in Taradale will share with us their way of coping with a disability, and will also entertain us with a selection of their favourite music. |
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Tune in at 12:30pm on Thursdays, starting from 11th February, as Sport Hawke’s Bay’s Aayden Clarke and Tim Motu discuss the big issues in sport from a Hawke’s Bay perspective. Featuring interviews with sport’s newsmakers, they'll get the inside view of the events that matter out to the Hawke’s Bay sporting public.
Get all the low-down by tuning in! Alternatively you can download the programme after broadcast whenever it suits, or subscribe to the podcast.
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Join Radio Kidnappers at 1:05pm each Tuesday as Leslie Stevens brings you 'oldies' music from the 1950s and 1960s. He specialises in "hard-to-find" tracks, so this is the show where you may well hear a favourite song of yours which you've long since forgotten about. |
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Join Janeen on Wednesday mornings at 9:30am, as she plays you her own Country Music selection. |
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Tune in on Tuesdays at 9:05am as Barry plays "everything from Beethoven to the Beatles". |
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If you're currently or soon-to-be job-seeking, join Jim (a retired recruitment specialist) on Tuesdays at 12:05pm (and repeated on Fridays at 3:05pm) for all sorts of advice and tips which may be helpful. |
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Geoff Dorsett presents this hour-long musical feast of the very best hits of the 1980s decade - Tuesdays at 2:05pm. |
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Each Sunday, from 11pm, you can tune in for spine-chilling tales of a gothic, macabre, scary or plain bloodthirsty nature. |
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At 7:30pm each Sunday fortnightly, we put the big/hard-to-answer/searching questions about God to those who believe they have the answers.
Tune in for a frank, hard-hitting and in-your-face discussion about (for example): what God is or isn't, where we came from, inconsistencies between historical science and the Bible, is there any point in prayer?, why religion?, etc. |
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Each Tuesday, you can tune in at 4:05pm for a rendezvous with a selection of the music of the true classical composers - Mozart, Beethoven, Haydn, Liszt, Handel, Brahms, Tchaikovsky, Schubert, Bach, Bizet, Grieg, Chopin, Puccini .... (and many more). |
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