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Saturday Smorgasbord / Double Take 12 May
Tune into Saturday Smorgasboard from 8am, The Swinging 60's, Broadcasters choices 9am Margaret plays country, 9.30 Dave Dee, 10.40 Denise features Glen Campbell, 11.14 Fred plays Andre Reiu. Double take: A Conscious life 12.04, Alzheimers NZ 12.30, Popular Classics 1.03, HB Cancer Society 1.33, Dishing up art 1.57, Citizens Brass 2.25, Library Live 2.57, Red Cross 3.24, Rob Pharazyn and John Pilcher featuring Jefferson Airplane 3.54, unions on Air 4.49
 
Youth Zone Friday 11 May
Tonight on Youth Zone 8-10pm: Sam 8-8.30, Juan 8.30-9, Reagan 9-9.30, Thomas 9.30-10
 
Speak Out Intermediate Speech Competitions
Listen in at 4pm Today for Hastings Intermediate who are taking part in our Speech Competition, live on Radio
 
Youth Zone 10 May
Students from local Secondary Schools present the music they like. 6-6.30pm Shanon, 6.30-7pm Billy, 7-7.30pm Isla and Rochelle, 7.30-8pm Josh, 8-8.30pm Paris, 8.30-9pm Olivia, 9-9.30pm Reagan, 9.30-10pm Thomas. Listen on Friday between 8 and 1opm for more Youth Zone presenters
 
Changes to the Programme Schedule
Tune in tonight to DJ Static 6pm, Magazine Radio 1-3pm Tuesday, 1-2 Wednesday and 12.30-2 Thursday, the repeat of Easy Jazz will be 10pm Wednesday.
 
Double Take Saturday 5 May
Tune in this Saturday at 12 noon for Double Take where we replay programmes that have previously aired on the station. 12.08 Waiapu Anglican social Services, Love That Job 12.29, Starry Nights 1.54, Popular Classics 1.21, Collaborative Voices 1.51, Relationship Services 2.18, A Woman's World 2.40, Citizens Brass 3.18, Arts on Air 3.38, Volunteering Matters 4.32
 
Saturday Smorgasbord 5 May
Tune into Saturday Smorgasbord at 9am, this week Margaret plays half an hour of Country greats at 9am, we play an earlier programme from Dave Dee at 9.30, Pop Legends at 10am features Tom Petty, at 10.40 David plays half an hour of the searchers, and at 11.14 Big Daddy plays half an hour of Petula Clark
 
Youth Zone 3 May
Presenters you will hear on Youth Zone this Thursday 3 May. 6-6.30pm Kaea, 6.30-7 Billy, 7-7.30 Isla and Rochelle, 7.30-8 Josh, 8-8.30 Olivia, 8.30-9 Paris, 9-9.30 Sherezade, 9.30-10 Keanu
 
Programme Changes
From Tuesday 1 May there will be some changes in our programme schedule: 1-3pm Tuesday 1st May Rob Presents (Rob Pharazyn presents a magazine style programme) 1-2pm Wednesday 2 May Rob returns to the airwaves again, 12.30-2 Thursday 3 May Rob Presents more interviews, and fantastic music. From 7 May we will have more Youth Zone segments tune in 6-7pm Monday 7 May and 8-10pm Friday 11 May. John Redman's Easy Jazz repeat will be on Wednesday evening 10-Midnight
 
Join us on Facebook
For more news about Radio Kidnappers join us on Facebook. What would you like to hear more of, or, perish the thought, less of for that matter.
 
Saturday Smorgasbord 28 April
More fantastic local programmes on Saturday Smorgasbord this Saturday 9am Retro Flavours, Pop Legends features the Hollies, The Green Door Gardening Show, and later Lionel presents 30 minutes of his favourite music followed by Big Daddy and an ABBA special
 
Youth Zone 26 April
Tune into Youth Zone tonight you will hear young people from local secondary schools present their favourite music. 6-7pm DJ Static, 7-7.30 Paris, 7.30-8 Shanon, 8-8.30 Isla, 8.30-9 Billy, 9-9.30 Josh, 9.30-10 Juan
 
Rob Hamill Brother Number One
Listen Wednesday 25 April 12.05pm, Thursday 26th 12.30pm, Friday 27th 1.45pm, Rob Hamill talks about the movie Brother Number One, a documentary about the torture and murder his Brother Kerry by the Khmer Rouge, and Rob's travels to Cambodia to read the victim impact statement at the war crimes tribunal
 
ANZAC Day
We will have our usual programmes on Wednesday 25th as well as some special programmes for ANZAC Day. Be sure to tune in to hear these ANZAC Day special programmes 10.05am MV Golden Kiwis, 2.05pm Margarets Musical Moments, Dave Dee 4.05pm, and The Country we love 8pm
 
Relationship Services Aotearoa
Relationship Services present half an hour programme at 12.30 on Wednesday 25 April and every fourth Wednesday thereafter. The first programme introduces their services, the second will be discussing Family Violence.
 
God means what he says
The Church of Christ Hawkes Bay brings you a half hour programme each Saturday at 7.30pm, all in the Samoan language.
 
DAVID SHEARER joins 'A POLITICAL PERSPECTIVE'
David Shearer photo
As from Tuesday 27th March, David Shearer (Leader of the Opposition) will be joining us each Tuesday at 9:05am to give us his views on current political issues as seen from the Opposition benches.

Gain an insight into what's happening behind the scenes, the regular challenges of providing effective opposition to the Government, and what daily life is like for a new leader rebuilding a party after its 2011 Election defeat.
 
THE BEST OVERNIGHT MUSIC !
On Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday nights, Radio Kidnappers now offers listeners two choices of overnight fare.

Our regular scheduled programmes will carry on as normal, on 104.7FM, and these will be streamed on the Internet. Fill-in music between these is usually a mix of the better 'pop' or popular-country genres, and occasionally blues, soul, or rock'n'roll.

But now on 1431AM (on the above nights), you can catch an overnight potpourri of the very best orchestral, instrumental and stylish vocalists of the first half of the 20th century. The emphasis will be on relaxing music of the "easy-listening" genre.

See the SCHEDULE page for details of what times this music will be playing on the above nights.

We may also look at extending this music to other nights or other times-of-day, on 1431AM or 104.7FM, depending on the feedback you give us. Let us know!
 
'THE DAVE DEE DRIVETIME SHOW'
Tune in on Wednesdays at 4:05pm for 30mins of great nostalgia, hits and memorabilia, brought to you by the one and only Dave Dee.
 
ALZHEIMERS NEW ZEALAND
On the 2nd Wednesday each month, at 12:30pm, you can hear a series of 30min programmes about Alzheimers Disease, and Dementia.

The programme is presented by Anneleis Kamp on behalf of Alzheimers Wellington, and was produced at Access Radio Wellington. The content of the programme will, however, be relevant to all NZ-ers suffering with, or in some way affected by, Alzheimers and dementia.

Anneleis will be talking with professionals as well as those with a real life story. A wide range of topics will be covered, including: the different types of dementia, the process that the disease takes, how it affects people's lives, medical intervention, legal issues, and the support and help available. There will also be tips on things sufferers can do to keep their minds sharp and active.
 
'PETS ON PARADE'
Ths 5min catchup with news and views from our local SPCA has returned on Wednesdays at 8:05am. It will be repeated on Thursday and Friday mornings at the same time, and during "Saturday Smorgasbord".
 
 

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