Kenny Ardouin on Plains FM: Recent Episodes
Kenny Ardouin
This stream features programmes hosted by Kenny Ardouin on Plains FM 96.9, including Be Kind, Be Safe, Unite Against COVID-19 - a special emergency series of programmes, Christchurch Now and Wireless Watchdog current affairs programmes originally airing on Plains FM 96.9.
Special Episode: Interview with the Electoral Commission about the 2020 Election Synopsis: Kenny speaks with Henry Jaiswal from the Electoral Commission about the 2020 General Election and Referendums, including what you need to know about how the election will work this year in light of COVID-19.
Special Editorial: Christchurch Terrorist Attacks â Kia Kaha Aotearoa Synopsis: From London, Kenny reflects on the tragic terrorist attack that took place in Christchurch on Friday 15 March 2019. Arohanui. đđ¤
Kenâs People Mini Series #3 Synopsis: Kenny speaks to Alexandra Davids about Womenâs Refuge, Keeping New Zealand Beautiful, her travels to Latvia and Russia and her New Zealander of the Year Award. Later, Kenny reviews the yearâs most amusing news stories in The Year That Was. Guests: Alexandra Davids
Kenâs People Mini Series #2 Synopsis: Kenny speaks to Roz Mason about London life, equality, Christmas traditions, Brexit, 2019 and more, and Kenny reflects on the people we may have lost in 2018. Guests: Roz Mason
Kenâs People Mini Series #1 Synopsis: Kenny speaks with Tim Withell about the year that was, and then to James Poole from Transport for London about the Thought of the Day boards bringing kindness and goodwill to the UKâs largest city. Guests: Tim Withell, James Poole
International Womenâs Day & The Curtain Call Synopsis: In the final episode of Wireless Watchdog, Kenny speaks with Suzanne McNabb from UN Women about International Womenâs Day, then we look back on the three years that was Wireless Watchdog. Guests: Suzanne McNabb, Laura Gartner
Census 2018 & Duncanâs First 100 Days Synopsis: In the very last edition of Christchurch Now, Kenny speaks with Denise McGregor about todayâs census, and then to MP for Christchurch Central, Duncan Webb, about his first 100 days in government. Â Guests: Denise McGregor, Duncan Webb
Transport in NZ & 30 Years of Plains FM Synopsis: Kenny speaks with Simon Kingham, Chief Science Advisor to the Ministry of Transport and to Ruth Todd & Nicki Reece about 30 years of Plains FM. Â Guests: Simon Kingham, Ruth Todd, Nicki Reece
End of Life Choice Bill & 7 Years since the Christchurch Earthquake Synopsis: Kenny speaks with David Seymour, Leader of the ACT Party about the End of Life Choice Bill, and then to Andrew Turner, Deputy Mayor of Christchurch about the seven year anniversary of the Christchurch Earthquake. Guests: David Seymour, Andrew Turner
New Central Library & Celebrating 30 Years Synopsis: Kenny speaks with Head of Libraries and Information at the Christchurch City Council about the new Turanga library, and to one of our Plains FM broadcasters as we head into our 30th birthday anniversary. Â Guests: Carolyn Robinson, Anne-Catherine Berrut
Charity Hospital & Census 2018 Synopsis: Kenny speaks with Rosie Graham from the Charity Hospital about their nomination for New Zealand Community of the Year, then to Statistics NZ General Manager Denise McGregor about the upcoming census. Â Guests: Rosie Graham, Denise McGregor
Hearts in Healthcare & Shampoo in Boxes Synopsis: Kenny speaks with Dr Robin Youngson about his Hearts in Healthcare movement, then to local entrepreneur Brianne West, about her business thatâs saving the planet one plastic bottle at a time â Ethique. Guests: Robin Youngson, Brianne West
Coast to Coast & Night Noodle Markets Synopsis: In this Waitangi Day edition of Christchurch Now, Kenny speaks to Richard Ussher about the Coast to Coast and to Simon Carlson about the upcoming Night Noodle Markets. Â Guests: Richard Ussher, Simon Carlson
Blood & Water Synopsis: Kenny speaks with Alison Keast from the NZ Blood Service about the vital lifeline that donating blood provides, and then to Dr Alistair Humphrey, Canterbury Medical Officer of Health about the upcoming water chlorination in Christchurch City. Â Guests: Alison Keast, Dr Alistair Humphrey
The Science of New Zealandâs Earthquakes Synopsis: Kenny speaks with GNS Science Duty Seismologist Bill Fry about the science behind earthquakes in New Zealand. Guests: Bill Fry
Interning at Plains FM and the Canterbury Workers Educational Association Synopsis: Kenny speaks with Emily Hickman about her internship at Plains FM and to Daniela Bogazzi about the WEA and their mural competition. Guests: Emily Hickman, Daniela Bagozzi
World Buskers Festival Synopsis: Kenny speaks with Penny Ashton about the upcoming World Buskerâs Festival. Â Guests: Penny Ashton
The Best of 2017 Synopsis: We look back at some of the stories and interviews that featured in 2017. Guests: Jacinda Ardern, Ruby Medlicott
2017 Best Bits Synopsis: Kenny reviews some of the best moments from Christchurch Now in 2017. Â Guests: Michael Mayell, Sharon Torstonson, Lâil Chuck
Fees Free Tertiary & Jas Josland Synopsis: Kenny speaks with Hon Chris Hipkins, Minister for Education about the new governmentâs fees free tertiary and then to Jas Josland about her upcoming debut album and tour. Guests: Chris Hipkins, Jas Josland
Hearts in Healthcare Synopsis: Kenny speaks with Dr Robin Youngson about his movement Hearts in Healthcare. Guests: Robin Youngson
Keleti Palyaudvar & Chicago at The Court Theatre Synopsis: Kenny speaks with the crew from Plains FMâs new Hungarian programme Keleti Palyaudvar about their programme, then to Nomi Cohen and Darlene Mohekey about their roles in the Court Theatreâs production of Chicago.  Guests: Flora Jambor, Erik Szurovecz, Roland Szurovecz, Nomi Cohen, Darlene Mohekey
Reopening of Christchurch Adventure Park Synopsis:Kenny speaks with Sheena Crawford from Christchurch Adventure Park about the parkâs reopening following the Port Hills Fire. Guests: Sheena Crawford
Building Strong Leaders, Businesses and Organisations & A Year in Review at ARA Synopsis: Kenny speaks with Tim Withell about Community: Spirit â events for those whose business is to serve the world, then to Chris Jansen from Leadership Lab about Linc 2018 and to Tracey from ARA about the highlights of the 2017 year. [âŚ]
16AFFIRM & Paris SâEveille Synopsis: Kenny speaks with Rachael from Aranui Community Trust about their upcoming 16AFFIRM event, and then to Anne-Catherine Berrut, presenter of Paris SâEveille about all things French. Â Guests: Rachael Fonotia, Anne-Catherine Berrut
White Ribbon Campaign & One Last Hurrah at Main Road Synopsis:Kenny speaks with Rob McCann, National Manager of White Ribbon about the 2017 White Ribbon campaign and to Rose McInerney, Principal of Redcliffs School about the upcoming fair â the last at the Main Road site. Guests: Rob McCann, Rose McInerney
Antarctica History & Warman Winners Synopsis: Kenny speaks with Ursula Rack from Gateway Antarctica at UC about her Winston Churchill Fellowship and her work researching the history of Antarctica, then to Arianna Ryan and Jamie Sommers, Bachelor of Engineering students at UC about their Warman prize win. Â Guests: Ursula Rack, Arianna Ryan, Jamie Sommers
Women on the Waves In this special podcast, Kenny is the first ever male broadcaster featuring on the Women on the Waves programme, featuring an interview with the Minister for Women on the gender pay gap. Â Guests: Julie Anne Genter
Studying at ARA & White Ribbon Campaign Synopsis: Kenny speaks with Tony Gray, the new CE of ARA about his ambitions for the tertiary institution, and then to Rob McCann, National Manager of White Ribbon about this yearâs White Ribbon Campaign. Guests: Tony Gray, Rob McCann
Closing the Gender Pay Gap & Teaching Healthy Relationships and Self-Love Synopsis: Kenny speaks with Minister for Women, Julie Anne Genter about the gender pay gap, and then to Irene Wakefield, CEO & Founder of Prepair NZ about her organisation that teaches about healthy relationships and the importance of self-love. Guests: Julie Anne Genter, Irene [âŚ]
Road Safety & MND Walk 2 DâFeet Synopsis: Kenny speaks with Senior Sergeant Kelly Larsen about the road toll and keeping safe over summer, then to Graeme Smith about his personal journey with Motor Neurone disease and the upcoming Walk 2 DâFeet. Â Guests: Kelly Larsen, Graeme Smith
Male Survivors of Sexual Abuse Conference & Keeping New Zealand Beautiful Synopsis: Kenny speaks with Ken Clearwater, Manager of the Male Survivors of Sexual Abuse Trust about the upcoming MSSA Conference, then to Alex Davids, Chairperson of Keeping New Zealand Beautiful. Guests: Ken Clearwater, Alex Davids
Mental Health Awareness & Great Pacific Rubbish Patch Synopsis: Kenny speaks with Shaun Robinson, CEO of the Mental Health Foundation about mental health awareness, and to Brittany Mathias, Marine Biologist about the Great Pacific Rubbish Patch. Guests: Shaun Robinson, Brittany Mathias
Climathon & Frocks on Bikes Synopsis: Kenny speaks with Lydia McLean from the Antarctic Office about Climathon and to Meg Christie from Frocks on Bikes about biking in our city. Guests: Lydia McLean, Meg Christie
Pop Up Concert Series & Baby Loss Awareness Synopsis: Kenny speaks with Isabella Miller Bell about her experiences as a singer, songwriter and musician in NZ and around the globe, then later to Jenny Payne and Lucy Hiku from Itty Bitty Beats about the heartache of losing a child, and their baby loss awareness music [âŚ]
Sweet Dreams are Made of This Synopsis: Kenny speaks with Jane Teresa Anderson, International Dream Analyst about why we dream, and what some of those dreams really mean. Guests: Jane Teresa Anderson
Food Resilience Network & Challenges in the Not For Profit Sector Synopsis: Kenny speaks with Peter Wells from the Food Resilience Network about the Otakaro Orchard project and then to Sharon Torstonson from the Social Equity Wellbeing Network about the challenges facing the not for profit sector. Guests: Peter Wells, Sharon Torstonson
SEWF Panel & Jalsa Fiji Radio Synopsis: Nicki speaks with a panel of five social entrepreneurs at the SEWF event, and Kenny speaks with Vinesh Prakash and Rajneeta Chand about their programme, Jalsa Fiji Radio, and their upcoming Diwali event. Guests: Vinesh Prakash, Rajneeta Chand
The Election Afterparty Synopsis: Kenny dissects the recent election with Political Scientist Patrick Ardouin â what do the results mean, what were the key points in the campaign, is MMP the most democratic system for NZ and what are the four coalition options? Guests: Patrick Ardouin
Amnesty International & Red Nose Day Synopsis: Kenny speaks with Stefan Fairweather, Chairperson of Amnesty International Christchurch about their important work, and to Frances Benge, CEO of Cure Kids about Red Nose Day and their research to improve childrenâs health. Guests: Stefan Fairweather, Frances Benge
Welcoming Communities Project & Aleppo Synopsis: Kenny speaks with Judi Altinkaya about MBIEâs Welcoming Communities Project and to Wade Beaven about his new play premiering this week, âAleppoâ. Guests: Judi Altinkaya, Wade Beaven
Election 2017: Candidates Debate Synopsis: In this special two hour edition of Wireless Watchdog, Kenny moderates a debate between minor party candidates and Independent candidate Raf Manji. In the second hour, Kenny moderates debate between Labour and National candidates for Port Hills and Christchurch Central. Guests: Denis OâRourke, Eugenie Sage, Doug Hill, Raf Manji, Ruth [âŚ]
SEWF 2017 & Liâl Chuck The One Man Skiffle Machine Synopsis: Kenny speaks with Jason Pemberton about the Social Enterprise World Forum being held here in Christchurch later in the month, and later Liâl Chuck does a live to air gig right here in the Plains FM studio! Guests: Jason Pemberton, Liâl Chuck
Perhaps, Perhaps, Quinzas & Breathe Better September Synopsis: Kenny speaks with Gabi Munoz about her show in the Christchurch Arts Festival âPerhaps, Perhaps, Quinzasâ and to Teresa from CanBreathe about Breathe Better September. Guests: Gabi Munoz, Teresa Chalecki
Jacinda Ardern & Ruby + Laurenâs Sex Ed Petition Synopsis: Kenny speaks with Leader of the Labour Party, Jacinda Ardern, about her plans should she become Prime Minister in next monthâs General Election, and also to Ruby Medlicott from Wellington High School about her and Lauren Jackâs petition to parliament for better sex education in [âŚ]
Christchurch Arts Festival Synopsis: Kenny speaks with Craig Cooper, Director of the Christchurch Arts Festival about the upcoming Festival and to Laura Hay about the Gambling Free Community Day. Guests: Craig Cooper, Laura Hay
Drinkable Rivers & All Right? Campaign Synopsis: Kenny speaks with Michael Mayell about the Drinkable Rivers Campaign â why should we switch to a plant based diet? Then later, Kenny speaks with Sue Turner, campaign manager of the All Right Campaign about the latest in the campaign. Guests: Michael Mayell, Sue Turner
Scrapping the Decile System & Rising Tensions on the Korean Peninsula Synopsis: Kenny speaks with Minister for Education Nikki Kaye about the proposed risk index funding to replace the decile system, and later he speaks with Professor Robert Patman from the University of Otago about rising tensions in North Korea â what does it mean [âŚ]
International Languages Week Synopsis: Kenny speaks with Ian Turner from Christchurch Resettlement Services about International Languages Week, and Nicki speaks with George Patana from Christchurch City Council about the Christchurch Multicultural Strategy. Guests: Ian Turner, George Patana
Inaugural Show Synopsis: Kenny speaks with Natasha English & Loretta Sloan from World of Wearable Arts, and to Tanya Didham from Eastern Rising Guests: Natasha English, Loretta Sloan, Tanya Didham
Two Year Anniversary Synopsis: Wireless Watchdog celebrates 2 years On Air with a look back on some more memorable interviews, as well as some new stories and new music. Guests: Tim Withell, Jess Howie, Chris Guerin Featuring Music from: Sebastian Jackson
Welcome to Your Tape Synopsis: Kenny speaks with Sarah Pitcher about many of the controversial topics that arise in the Netflix drama â13 Reasons Whyâ, and the messages that we can learn from it and apply to our own lives, and our own society. Guests: Sarah Pitcher
May Madness Synopsis: Kenny speaks with Prof Robert Patman about all things Britain â why has Theresa May done a U turn on holding a general election? What will Brexit mean for Britain? We also speak about the appalling events in Manchester this week and ask the question of whether a similar incident could happen [âŚ]
Redcliffs School & Dealing with Post Natal Depression Synopsis: Kenny speaks live in the studio with Simi Desor, from Friends of Redcliffs Park about the proposed move of Redcliffs School to Redcliffs Park by the Ministry of Education. Then later, Kenny speaks live in the studio with Maud Martin, Chairperson of Post Natal Depression Canterbury [âŚ]
Love Food, Hate Waste & What Do You Mean Donald? Synopsis: Kenny speaks with Sarah van Boheemen from the Love Food, Hate Waste Campaign about reducing food wastage, then later introduces a new way to deliver news with âWhat do you mean Donald?â Guests:Â Sarah van Boheemen
Go Balls Out & Losing My Religion Synopsis: Kenny speaks with Graeme Woodside, CEO of Testicular Cancer NZ about the Go Balls Out Campaign, then later to Peter Lineham from Massey University about New Zealandâs declining religion. Guests:Â Graeme Woodside, Peter Lineham
Wireless Watchdog Investigates The Tannery, Wilsonâs Parking & What does Article 50 mean, and why are Scotland so disgruntled? Synopsis: Wireless Watchdog investigates The Tannery and their gift voucher scheme â Kenny talks to Sue Chetwin, CEO of Consumer NZ about this, Wilsonâs Parking â can they really fine you? Then later, Wireless Watchdog looks [âŚ]
The Trump Administrationâs First Eight Weeks Synopsis: Kenny speaks with Professor Robert Patman at the University of Otago about the first eight weeks of a Donald Trump-led America. Have a listen. Itâs the best interview. Itâs going to be great. The best. Youâre gonna love it. Guests:Â Robert Patman
Te Reo Maori in Schools & The Return of Linwood College Synopsis: Kenny speaks with Marama Davidson, Green Party MP & Spokesperson for Maori development about te reo Maori in schools, then later speaks with Dick Edmundson, Principal of Linwood College about positive changes in the direction of the school. Guests:Â Marama Davidson, Dick Edmundson
Port Hills Fire, Lantern Festival & Ropable at the Court Theatre Synopsis: In this 2 hour special edition of Wireless Watchdog, Kenny brings you all the breaking news updates of the Port Hills Fire. He also speaks with Drew Ulrich, Team Leader Events Production at Christchurch City Council about Summertimes, and to Chelsea McEwan Miller [âŚ]
The Rising Cost of Back to School & Introducing Selwyn TV Synopsis: Kenny speaks with Julie Chapman, CEO & Co-Founder of KidsCan about the rising cost of schooling, then later to Wilton & Merryn Atkins â co-founders of Selwyn TV. Guests:Â Julie Chapman, Wilton Atkins, Merryn Atkins
Drive to Survive & World Buskers Festival Synopsis: Kenny interviews Superintendent Steve Greally, National Manager of Road Policing at the New Zealand Police about the rising road toll in New Zealand, then later discusses the World Buskers Festival. Guests:Â Steve Greally
2016 Post Mortem Synopsis: Wireless Watchdog reviews the year that was 2016 and reviews the stories that grabbed the watchdogâs attention last year.
2016 Christmas Special Synopsis: In the final Wireless Watchdog for 2016, Kenny counts down to Christmas with this special Christmassy edition of Wireless Watchdog. Merry Christmas!
White Ribbon Campaign & The Science Behind Earthquakes/Tsunamis Synopsis: Kenny speaks with Rob McCann, Campaign Manager of White Ribbon NZ about the White Ribbon Campaign, then about the science behind earthquakes and tsunamis affecting the Canterbury region. Guests: Rob McCann
Mental Health Special Synopsis: Kenny talks about cyberbullying, workplace bullying, depression and anxiety in this mental health special edition of Wireless Watchdog.
The US Presidential Race â What does it mean for NZ & US? Synopsis: Kenny talks with Robert Patman, Professor of International Relations at the University of Otago about the US presidential race and its implications for New Zealand. Guests:Â Robert Patman
Mental Health Awareness Week & Stoptober Synopsis: Kenny talks about mental health, depression & anxiety. Later he speaks with Boyd Broughton from Stoptober about why you should quit smoking this October. Guests:Â Boyd Broughton
Local Body Elections & Blue September Synopsis: Kenny speaks to Cruize Erueti about local body elections and then to Graeme Woodside, CEO of the NZ Prostate Cancer Foundation about Blue September. Guests:Â Cruize Erueti, Graeme Woodside
Workplace Bullying & 2017 Election Synopsis: Kenny speaks with Professor Tim Bentley and asks some tough questions about the epidemic that is workplace bullying in New Zealand â why are the sectors whose entire raison dâĂŞtre is to look after people (e.g. healthcare, education, local government etc.) the worst for workplace bullying? Later, he speaks with [âŚ]
Flaws of the Memberâs Bill System & Steptember Synopsis: Kenny discusses Nuk Korakoâs Lost Luggage bill then talks to Shelly Reilly about Steptember. Guests:Â Nuk Korako, Shelly Reilly
The Dirty Dozen & Cyberbullying Synopsis: Kenny discusses The Dirty Dozen with Geoff Simmons from The Morgan Foundation, then later, cyberbullying with Julian Barnett from Youthline. Guests:Â Geoff Simons, Julian Barnett
Celebrating 1 Year of Standing for Whatâs Right! Synopsis: A massive programme celebrating a year of Wireless Watchdog with more enthusiasm than the voiceover guy for a Persian rug sale. Guests: Kenny Ardouin
Reserve Bank Restrictions & Dating Dos and Donâts Synopsis: Kenny speaks with Tim Withell and Jess Howie about the dos and donâts in modern dating. Guests:Â Tim Withell, Jessica Howie
Brexit Fallout & Council Politics Synopsis: Kenny speaks with UK Deputy High commissioner Helen Smith about the fallout from Brexit, and to Joe Davies, Community Board Member for Hagley-Ferrymead about council politics. Guests:Â Helen Smith, Joe Davies
EU Referendum & The Grief of Losing A Child Synopsis: Kenny discusses the upcoming EU referendum, then later in an emotional Kenâs People, speaks with Chris Guerin about the heartache of losing a child. Guests:Â Chris Guerin
Food Dump at the NZ Border & March for Moko Synopsis: Kenny speaks live with Jacqui McIntosh about the March for Moko march on May 22nd and the staggering rates of child abuse in New Zealand â what can you do to help stop the epidemic? Then later, why is so much food perfectly good food [âŚ]
Under The Pump & The 2016 Budget Synopsis: AAâs Mark Stockdale and the true cost of fuel and the Z/Caltex merger. Also some budget 2016 discussion. Guests:Â Mark Stockdale
No Way, You Wonât Make Australia Home & Menâs Health Synopsis: Kenny details Australiaâs controversial âNo Way, You Will Not make Australia Homeâ campaign. In Kenâs People, he speaks with Ken Clearwater about NZ government policy on menâs health. Guests: Ken Clearwater
Ashburton Water Wells & Public Holiday Surcharging Synopsis: Kenny speaks with Ashburton Mayor Angus McKay about the controversial lot 9 sale including water boring consents, and then challenges Coffee Culture over public holiday surcharging Guests: Angus McKay
Gender Equality Special Synopsis: Featuring Rob McCann from the White Ribbon Trust discussing domestic violence and psychological violence, Dr Rob Williams from Menz Medical discussing shortfalls in menâs health, and Hon Louise Upston, Minister for Women on the Gender Pay Gap. Guests:Â Rob McCann, Rob Williams, Louise Upston
Wicked Campersâ Wicked Wagons & Donald Trump Synopsis: Kenny talks with Paula Bennett, Assoc Minister of Tourism about government action on Wicked Campersâ misogynistic signage. Guests:Â Paula Bennett
Redcliffs are REDDY to Return & Ticketing Fees from Ticketek Synopsis: Kenny speaks with Rose McInerney and Mark Robberds from Redcliffs School about keeping the school open. Kenny also speaks with Sue Chetwin, CEO of Consumer NZ about ticketing fees. Guests:Â Rose McInerney, Mark Robberds, Sue Chetwin
Freedom Camping & The Science Behind Earthquakes Synopsis: Fiona Proudfoot, Licencing and compliance Manager at Christchurch City Council discusses freedom camping. Dr Kelvin Berryman from GNS discusses the science behind the recent swarm of earthquakes. Guests:Â Fiona Proudfoot, Kelvin Berryman
Preventing Youth Suicide & Earthquake Support 5 Years On Synopsis: Kenny speaks with Peter Shimwell and Julian Barnett from about the epidemic of youth suicide. In Kenâs People he speaks with Bob Henderson and Sarah Yanicki about earthquake support 5 years on for those with unresolved claims. Guests:Â Peter Shimwell, Julian Barnett, Bob Henderson, Sarah Yanicki
The Gender Pay Gap & Returning to Uni Later in Life Synopsis: Kenny talks with Louise Upston, Minister for women about the gender pay gap and later on Kenâs People to Jeffrey Holman, Co-ordinator of Lifelong Learning at the University of Canterbury. Guests: Louise Upston, Jeffrey Holman
Uninsured Drivers & Pregnant People on TV Synopsis: Kenny talks to Mark Stockdale from the AA about uninsured drivers and later, has a rant about trolls. Guests:Â Mark Stockdale
Dick Smithâs Dick Move & Electric Vehicles Synopsis: Kenny discusses consumer rights should Dick Smith fold, and talks to Sytse Tacoma about the electric vehicle he has made. Guests:Â Sytse Tacoma
New Yearâs Eve Special Synopsis: A special New Year Party Mix edition of Wireless Watchdog, Kenny plays back 15 of the biggest tracks of â15 to get the party soundtrack started at your place.
Christmas Day Special Synopsis: Kenny brings some festive cheer to your Christmas Day with banter, Christmas tunes and weâre joined by Leanne Blackwood from Scotlandâs wave102 FM who discusses the Scottish Christmas. Guests:Â Leanne Blackwood
Christmas Eve Special Synopsis: Kenny counts down to Christmas with Christmas tunes and Michael McIntyre comedy. Dan Corbett from TVNZ weather features on Kenâs People, talking about all things weather, what itâs like working at the BBC and his trip to Antarctica. Guests:Â Dan Corbett
Gift Vouchers & Imagination Station Synopsis: Kenny talks with Mark Hollingsworth, Manager of Consumer Protection at the MBIE. Kenâs people, features Rebecca Newlove from the Imagination Station. Guests:Â Mark Hollingsworth, Rebecca Newlove
Animal Welfare & The Wishing Tree Synopsis: Kenny talks with Ric Odam, CEO of RNZSPCA about animal welfare on NZ farms and then to Helen McNaughton about the Wishing Tree Appeal Guests:Â Ric Odam, Helen McNaughton
Humans of Christchurch & Canterbury Synopsis: In a world where it can be all too easy to see injustice and inequity around each corner, we must never forget that our communities are full of fantastic people who make the world a better place. Kenny talks with some of them in this weekâs special edition of [âŚ]
White Ribbon Campaign & New Dean Synopsis: Kenny talks with Rob McCann, Manager of the White Ribbon Campaign in NZ, to send out the message that violence against women is not okay. In Kenâs People, Kenny talks with Rev. Lawrence Kimberley â the new Dean of the Christchurch Cathedral. Guests:Â Rob McCann, Lawrence Kimberley
Fun with Flags & Community is the Answer Synopsis: Kenny talks with Labour MP Ruth Dyson about the NZ flag referendum in âFun with Flagsâ, and in Kenâs people he talks to Dr Margaret Wheatley about âwhatever the problem, community is the answerâ Guests:Â Ruth Dyson, Margaret Wheatley
Road Safety This Summer & The Grief of Losing A Child Synopsis: In Kenâs People, Kenny talks with Chris Guerin about her experiences going through the most devastating event known to humankind â the loss of a child. Kenny also talks to Superintendent Lane Todd from the NZ Police about keeping safe this long weekend [âŚ]
Fireworks Safety & New Brighton Fireworks Synopsis: Kenny talks to Todd OâDonoghue from NZ Fire Service about having a fun and safe Guy Fawkes. Kennyâs People features Chloe Dear from the Christchurch City Council about the New Brighton displays. Guests:Â Todd OâDonoghue, Chloe Dear
End of Life Choice Bill & Timebanking Synopsis: Kenny talks to Renee Joubert about the End of Life Choice Bill and later in Kenâs People we speak to Robin Arnold about her work to empower and motivate everyday Kiwis. Guests:Â Renee Joubert, Robin Arnold
KiwiSaver & Life in Cambodia Synopsis: Kenny talks to David Boyle, General Manager of the Commission for Financial Capability about making the most of Kiwisaver. Then he talks with Dr Annie Chen about life in Cambodia. Guests:Â David Boyle, Annie Chen
Democracy in NZ & Russell Normanâs move to Greenpeace Synopsis: Kenny talks to Fletcher Tabuteau (NZ First) and Russell Norman (Greens) about democracy in the TPPA. Find out how to win a trip to Paris and spend a night in the ghostly catacombs for Halloween! Guests:Â Fletcher Tabuteau, Russell Norman
TPPA Follow Up & Breast Cancer Awareness Synopsis: Kenny speaks with Annette King, Deputy Leader of the Opposition about the TPPA and Adele Gautier about NZ Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Guests:Â Annette King, Adele Gautier
The Global Goals & Quakes & Ladders Synopsis: Kenny talks about the UNâs Global Goals and then later in Kenâs People talks to Siobhan Grimshaw about Quakes and Ladders. Guests:Â Siobhan Grimshaw
Music Licencing & A Day in the Life of Ruth Dyson Synopsis: Kenny talks with Ant Healey from APRA AMCOS about music licencing and then later to Hon Ruth Dyson, Labour MP for Port Hills about all things political. Guests:Â Ant Healey, Ruth Dyson
Menâs Warrant of Fitness & Working in the Family Courts Synopsis: Kenny talks with Dr Rob Williams, founder of Menz Medical about menâs attitude towards health, and then later in the programme Kenny talks to Chris Dickson about working as a court registry officer in the family courts here in Christchurch. Guests:Â Rob Williams, Chris Dickson
Humanitarian Crises & An Interview with Mike Yardley Synopsis: Kenny talks with Carol Ball, Humanitarian Services Manager for Red Cross. Kenâs People features Newstalk ZBâs Mike Yardley about hosting current affairs radio. Guests:Â Carol Ball, Mike Yardley
5 Year Earthquake Anniversary & Living with Type I Diabetes Synopsis: Kenny takes a trip down memory lane to the earthquake that hit Canterbury 5 years ago this week. Morgan Curry talks about living with Type 1 diabetes on Kenâs People. Guests:Â Morgan Curry
Sex Education & Building Well Into Her Eighties Synopsis: Kenny takes a look at sexuality education in NZ and the staggering rates of sexual abuse in NZ. Then later in Kenâs People, Kenny interviews Ruth Brown, still a builder in Christchurch at 82 years young. Guests:Â Ruth Brown
Workplace Bullying & LSV Boot Camp Synopsis: Kenny talks about workplace bullying and how to deal with it. Later in Kenâs People, Tim Withell talks about LSV and making the most of life. Guests:Â Tim Withell
TPPA & Student Welfare Synopsis: Kenny discusses issues surrounding the TPPA and are students really spending their welfare money on booze, boobs and Taylor Swift? Guests:Â Ellen McKee, Emma Barr, Big Flat Gary
Inaugural Broadcast Synopsis: A review of the justice and education systems Guests: Ken Bye