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Here Now

Here Now

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 Here Now is about the journeys people make to New Zealand, their identities and perspectives, all of which shape their life here.(C) Radio New Zealand 2025 Social Sciences
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  • Breaking Bread with pide - "Nothing like woodfire"

    Breaking Bread with pide - "Nothing like woodfire"
    Aug 31 2025

    The humble pide, is a historic staple from Anatolia and at this bakery in West Auckland, Mustafa Suphy and Anil Ozbal sing praises of their Turkish traditions of baking while enjoying a fresh pide, washing it down with a Turkish coffee.

    Credits:

    Video and images:

    DOP/Editor - Craig Gladding

    Director/ Producer - Ka


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    12 mins
  • "No Injera, no life" - an ode to the Ethiopian staple

    "No Injera, no life" - an ode to the Ethiopian staple
    Aug 24 2025

    No Ethiopian meal is complete without this fermented staple accompaniment and in today’s podcast, Kadambari Raghukumar is breaking bread with her Ethiopian friends in West Auckland at Goju, with injera.

    Credits:

    Video and images:

    DOP/Editor - Craig Gladding

    Director/ Producer - Kadambari Raghukumar

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    10 mins
  • Breaking Bread with Meinolf Kraeling: "Old bread is not hard, having no bread is."

    Breaking Bread with Meinolf Kraeling: "Old bread is not hard, having no bread is."
    Aug 17 2025

    This one's for the carb connoisseurs amongst us - Breaking Bread features our community's beloved bakers and in this first part, master baker Meinolf Kraeling is in conversation with Kadambari Raghukumar, about his deeply ingrained German love for bread.

    Credits:

    Video and images:

    DOP/Editor - Craig Gladding

    Director/ Producer - Kadambari Raghukumar

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    14 mins
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