Sunday Morning

Episodes

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  Bernadine Bluntly: From Tradwife to a Life of Her Own 08.11.2026 22m

  For years, Bernadine Bluntly was one of the internet's most outspoken "tradwives", but after leaving her marriage last year, she walked away from the movement.
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  Useful Science with Bonnie Harrison 08.11.2026 15m

  Bonnie Harrison is here guiding us through the latest weird and useful headlines from the world of science including how we can deal with the dirty items we own.
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  The Sunday Morning Quiz with Jack Waley-Cohen 08.11.2026 8m

  Quiz master Jack Waley-Cohen is back with his Sunday Morning quiz. 
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  Karin Montgomery’s Remarkable Paper Garden at Te Papa 08.11.2026 16m

  A garden in full bloom has taken root at Te Papa, but look closely and you'll discover every flower and weed is made entirely from paper. 
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  Spend Less: Ganesh Raj Shares Special Diwali Recipe 08.11.2026 11m

  Ganesh Raj brings a little Diwali flavour to Sunday Morning with his butter chicken recipe featuring sweet red capsicum.
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  Election Stress: What Politics Can Do to Your Heart 08.11.2026 9m

  US research found an increase in heart attacks around major elections, suggesting political stress can have very real physical effects.
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  How Did the Media Handle Election Night? 08.11.2026 15m

  Mediawatch host Colin Peacock joins Jim to look at the winners and losers of the election night coverage.
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  Inside Ukraine: The Reality of Delivering Aid in a Warzone 01.11.2026 15m

  ReliefAid is a New Zealand charity delivering emergency humanitarian aid to families in conflict zones. Jim speaks to founder Mike Seawright.
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  Mary McGreevy: The TikToker sharing Tips from Dead People 01.11.2026 24m

  A couple of years ago Mary McGreevy started a TikTok account sharing obituaries that caught her eye. 
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  Fake Trump, Real Politics: An Impersonator on the US Midterms 01.11.2026 10m

  On November 3, Americans decide which party will control the US Congress. So what does Donald Trump think will happen?
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  Is coping with threats in politics now par for the course? 01.11.2026 5m

  Emanuel Kalafetalis from Research NZ discusses its survey which asked respondents whether politicians should receive protection as they go about their work.
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  Useful Science with Bonnie Harrison 01.11.2026 18m

  Bonnie Harrison is here guiding us through the latest weird and useful headlines from the world of science including the surprising link between intelligence and how attractive you think you are.
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  Harry Hole Is Back: Jo Nesbo on His Enduring Anti-Hero 01.11.2026 25m

  Norwegian crime writer Jo Nesbo has sold more than 60 million books worldwide, but his literary career began almost by accident. 
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  Sir El Tom John: From Sobriety to Carnegie Hall 01.11.2026 15m

  Tom Cridland aka Sir El Tom John learnt to play the piano in 2021 as part of his effort to quit drinking. 
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  Making Tracks: Greta van den Brink shares ‘Valentina’ 01.11.2026 14m

  A stunt performer, actor, champion polo player and now singer-songwriter, Greta van den Brink has packed a lot into her 20s. 
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  The Sunday Morning Quiz with Hamish McDouall 01.11.2026 12m

  Former Whanganui Mayor Hamish McDouall is with us with a curly question for today's quiz. 
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  US Correspondent Mitch McCann on the Midterm Elections 01.11.2026 14m

  US correspondent Mitch McCann joins Jim with the latest from the campaign trail, the races to watch, and what's at stake for Trump.
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  Suzanne Paul: From Humble Beginnings to a Household Name 25.10.2026 17m

  In the 1990s, Suzanne Paul earned the affectionate nickname "the infomercial queen" after rising to fame promoting Natural Glow makeup on television. 
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  Rosanna Overcomer: Beyond the Gates of Gloriavale 25.10.2026 29m

  In her memoir Beyond the Gates of Gloriavale, Rosanna Overcomer details the difficulties of leaving the religious sect and the challenges of adjusting to the freedoms that came with starting over.
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  Useful Science with Bonnie Harrison 25.10.2026 16m

  Bonnie Harrison is here guiding us through the latest weird and useful headlines from the world of science including a song proven to stop children crying, the ideal length of time for hand washing, and who is most likely to be given money after a lotto win.