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Susie Ferguson

Susie Ferguson

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Aug 28, 2026

Susie FergusonHOST
0:41
David, kia ora, good morning, lovely to have you with us.
David R. SampsonGUEST
0:44
Oh, good morning to you, Susie.
David R. SampsonGUEST
0:46
And I hope you're enjoying that morning light over there.
David R. SampsonGUEST
0:48
It's magic stuff.
David R. SampsonGUEST
5:16
So all this is to say.
David R. SampsonGUEST
5:19
that we desperately need sleep for all these things that we think are quintessentially human.
David R. SampsonGUEST
5:24
Yet here is the kicker, Susie.
David R. SampsonGUEST
5:27
We sleep the least of any primate ever recorded.
Susie FergusonHOST
0:55
Kia ora, good morning, Graham.
Graham LeonardGUEST
0:57
A te marie, Susie.
Susie FergusonHOST
0:58
We do have to talk about Nepal first.
Susie FergusonHOST
1:00
Yes.
Jessica GerbicGUEST
8:40
You're listening to RNZ
Susie FergusonHOST
8:41
National, Tuesday, Saturday morning with Susie Ferguson and my guest this morning, Dr. Jessica Gerbich.
Susie FergusonHOST
8:48
Maori Tau is the name of the book.
Susie FergusonHOST
8:53
And a lot in the book relating to identity and to nourish yourself.
Max Wolf FriedlichGUEST
17:05
So that's how I see it.
Susie FergusonHOST
17:08
You're listening to Saturday Morning with Susie Ferguson on RNZ National.
Susie FergusonHOST
17:12
My guest, Max Wolf-Freidlich, who is the writer of the play Job.
Susie FergusonHOST
17:19
It is coming to Silo Theatre.
Mike LewGUEST
11:27
So I think that the comedy is a relaxing way in and also kind of a penetrating way in.
Susie FergusonHOST
11:34
You're listening to RNZ National Saturday morning with Susie Ferguson and Mihi Narangi Forbes.
Susie FergusonHOST
11:39
And we're talking this morning with Mike Liu, who is the writer of Teenage Dick, a reimagining of Shakespeare's Richard III.
Susie FergusonHOST
11:49
It is coming to the Court Theatre in Christchurch from the 12th of September.
Susie FergusonHOST
9:31
You're listening to Saturday Morning on RNZ National.
Susie FergusonHOST
9:34
Susie Ferguson and Mahina Rangi Forbes with you.
Susie FergusonHOST
9:36
Until midday, Kate de Guldy is our guest.
Susie FergusonHOST
9:40
And we're talking about reading and whether reading is changing.
Mihingarangi ForbesHOST
8:21
Yeah, exactly.
Mihingarangi ForbesHOST
8:24
No, you're listening to RNZ National Saturday morning with Susie Ferguson and me, Mihi Ngarangi-Forbes, and I'm speaking with entomologist Neil Burrell about, well, eating bugs.
Mihingarangi ForbesHOST
8:36
I think many of us have eaten bugs as we're biking with our mouths open and they've hit the back of our
Neil BirrellGUEST
8:40
throats.

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