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Revolving Door Syndrome is a podcast by Dr Nina Su. Each episode we kōrero about our health, education and justice systems and reflect on the challenges everyday New Zealanders face. Some systems and policies feel like revolving doors going round in circles without achieving meaningful change. We bring you engaging dialogue from people of different backgrounds in the hopes to find realistic solutions to systemic problems.
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Every week we host new musical guests to come in, talk, play their music, then spin that revolving door to bring in another great guest. Live every Sunday from the gateway to the Texas Hill Country, downtown San Marcos, TX. Supported every week by Local Bands Playing in the Hill Country Facebook Page. Your connection to get the latest on great local musicians, and where they are playing.
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We're an autonomous collective. Trailblazers. Couch commentators. Everyman. No man. Disembodied voices. Artichoke persons. Under the guidance of our glorious enigmatic producer Kyle Coplen, our ever changing cast of the same hosts delve into taboo topics and arcane aesthetics to bring you inadequate coverage on what it means to inhabit this space and time. Maybe we'll cover other spaces and times eventually. It's up for debate - currently at a 50/50 split - but no body of leadership is ever ...
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Our education system is in a code red emergency. We are failing our students, parents and educators yet we are unwilling to have constructive debate on the root cause. Hot topics like the structured literacy versus balanced literacy debate results in sensationalist biased headlines that deepen the ideological divide. According to New Zealand's Audi…
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Whoever wishes to foresee the future must consult the past; for human events ever resemble those of preceding times. This is a quote from Machiavelli about the importance of understanding our history. Aotearoa New Zealand, like all nations, must grapple with its past if it intends to avoid repeating its mistakes. With the introduction of Act Party'…
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If you ask most people, a safe and just community is a key part of social cohesion. People want safety to go about their business, certainty that there are consequences for bad actions and opportunities for both success and redemption. But what does that look like? A large topic of discussion is whether we are tough enough on crime. Are we doing en…
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Nothing is certain but death and taxes. Death is coming for all of us, but why are we so afraid of talking about it? As a doctor, most of my job has been about saving people. Saving people from harm to their body or mind and alleviating suffering. But what if some of our choices are causing more suffering? What if by sterilising and ignoring the pr…
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One of the biggest challenges facing us in the 21st century is significant demographic change. We have an ageing population with people living much longer and with fewer children being born. This is resulting in a growing use of immigration to provide the economic activity to fund core public services like health, education and justice. Meanwhile g…
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This is part two of a two part series with Dr. Mike Murphy. On episode one, we took a deep dive into the relationship between the healthcare system and the pharmaceutical industry. We examined the incentives for a for-profit system that does not necessarily value overall patient health outcomes in the wider social context. Check out episode one if …
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As doctors, we rely on the pharmaceutical industry to produce medications, from everyday paracetamol to advanced targeted cancer therapies. The industry faces constant pressure to innovate and create profit for shareholders, while governments face pressure to approve and fund these medicines from patients and clinicians. What we are seeing is a ris…
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Modern day living values universal individual freedom and rights. This has helped open the doors to many great things like individual reproductive choices, same sex marriage and a focus on tackling discrimination against immutable characteristics. But what are the trade-offs? I have this growing feeling that we no longer have communities, at least …
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As doctors, we carry an enormous amount of risk; sometimes, we quite literally hold people's lives in our hands. Under these extraordinary circumstances, with increasing expectations and limited health resources, it's no wonder the pressures on our health workforce are sky-high, making hospitals an even less welcoming place for both patients and he…
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This is Revolving Door Syndrome, and I am Dr Nina Su. Everywhere you look, the statistics tell a story of Maori doing worse. Of Maori struggling, of Maori poverty. While these statistics are true, it fails to tell the whole story. On this episode of Revolving Door Syndrome, I sat down with Boris Sokratov AKA the Bulgarian Maori to talk about how we…
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Why in this age of hyper connectivity and social media are we lonelier than ever? Regardless of race, gender, sexuality, or class, mental health for young people is getting worse. Not only do we see it in self-reported surveys, we see it in hospital presentations for eating disorders, self harm, intentional overdose and suicide attempts. The Harvar…
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Falling literacy rates are a concern in New Zealand and developed countries around the world. The future generations of New Zealanders are based on the early foundations we set in childhood. But if we don't get literacy right, how can we expect children to one day become global leaders in health, education and science? Strong literacy skills are fo…
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Host Rob Roark welcomes the Fort Worth band Cut Throat Finches into the KZSM Studio. Sean Russel, Taylor Tash, and Jeremy Holt bring their acoustic show straight from the stage of Duettes in Martindale. Their latest radio hit, Mirrored Ball, along with some new and old music as it will never be played this way again! Originally coming to us through…
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Host Rob Roark brings you live music from this week in the KZSM studio during Open Door. Michael Huskey, from Michael Huskey's Americana Road Show, talks about his upcoming Asian tour to Thailand, and plays some brand new releases on their US radio premier. Young new local 10 year old singer Violet has her dad Brad accompanying her in the studio. C…
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Food waste affects our growers, sellers and our wallets. It affects our farmers who try to grow food that meets strict beauty standards. It affects our shrinking household budgets where wasted food is as good as money down the drain. It affects our environment where wasted food decomposing in landfill contributes to our greenhouse gas emissions and…
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Widespread, free and quality education has lifted the masses out of poverty. Or at least that's what it used to do. Access to a quality curriculum with teachers who are supported to teach are important factors to get children interested in education. However, what we are seeing is teachers are increasingly unsupported and overworked. They are havin…
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Guest host Cooper interviews 2 local musicians. Peter Arciniega Jr. is a local pastor and boxing coach, who loves to use his songwriting to spread the good word. Gareth Fowler, a hill country musician, details his experiences playing live music.توسط KSZM.org / Rob Roark
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Trust in government and trust in the media are the bedrocks of a working democracy. True democracy requires the freedoms of speech and expression to allow individuals and the media to hold our government to account. However an AUT research report found that trust in mainstream media has plummeted to 33% while three quarters of people actively avoid…
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Join us on KZSM as we delve into the vibrant world of art with two distinguished guests, Ace Pepper and Tracey Chardonnay. In this special segment, we explore the unique perspectives and creative processes of these two accomplished artists. Ace Pepper, renowned for his provocative and thought-provoking sculptures, brings a fresh and dynamic approac…
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Host Rob Roark interviews artists Carlos Caudill from Kentucky & Daniel Johnson from Florida. In this interview they explore various songs from each of their repertoires as well as the inspirations behind some of their songs.توسط KSZM.org / Rob Roark
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Let's talk about sex. Sex education has been a particularly divisive topic, yet hasn't really had the quality debate about what good sex education should look like. I get it. People probably have very mixed experiences on how sex education was delivered to them by their schools or their parents. Some people feel squeamish about delivering sex educa…
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As the saying goes, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. And in the context of our health system, prevention looks like a strong primary care service that’s focused on keeping you healthy and out of the emergency department. The problem is though, Primary Care, as we know it, is broken. Our current funding model has driven GP practices …
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Cults have come and gone but for the survivors, the trauma remains. Most every day people think that they'd be immune to a cult and could never fall for something as silly as a cult. The reality is that anyone can end up falling into a cult willingly or unwillingly whether as an adult or child. It is important that we equip ourselves with the skill…
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How have we ended up in both a housing and productivity crisis? Why can't we seem to just get on with maintaining and building more housing and infrastructure? Why does it feel like inequality is getting worse, not better? Joining me on this episode of Revolving Door is Sam Stubbs, founder and CEO of simplicity, a not-for-profit kiwisaver and inves…
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Los Angeles band JOSEON joins host Rob Roark live in the studio. Grant, Brennan, and Jonah from Korea to California, Austin to San Marcos for SXSW. Two friends who met their drummer in Korea during COVID lockdown form a psychedelic trio based out of LA.توسط KSZM.org / Rob Roark
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When we talk about addressing the mental health issues in society, we often hear that if only we had more psychologists, more psychiatrists, more psychotherapists and counsellors, we'd be able to fix the problem. Hamish William's is a host of NewstalkZB's show, The Nutters Club. He has a different perspective on the issue, given that every Sunday n…
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Imagine a future where healthcare looks more like the tiers of a Netflix subscription. Where if you can afford it, your premium, gold-plated health service gets you your own personal family doctor. Meanwhile, those on the ‘free tier’ still get access to healthcare, but it’s delivered via algorithm and internet. In the eyes of Melissa Clark-Reynolds…
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Host Rob Roark interviews 18 year old John Michael (The Buda Kid) in the first hour as he plays classic covers in a whole new light. The second hour, 13 year old singer / songwriter Tazman Sharp brings you original country / Americana originals, as well as his collaborations with Nashville songwriter Sheri Swartz. Sheri tells the story of their fir…
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Healthcare services around the world are reeling from the consequences of a pandemic. We have news media and social media that are full of discontent with the provision of these core services and we hear the word crisis so regularly, sometimes it's easy to forget what normal is So much of our healthcare system is devoted to the treatment of disease…
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Can we fix our mental health epidemic with a drastic change in what we eat? That's the question posed by Professor Julia Rucklidge. She's a psychologist and the director of the Mental Health and Nutrition Research Group at the University of Canterbury. Her research has focused on the impact of nutrition on brain metabolism, gut microbiome and how o…
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The issues of health, education and welfare can often feel intangible and immovable. Despite feeling like we are slipping backwards on these issues, we often look to the government, expecting them to drive change. Yet, in our focus on government as an omnipotent force, we might overlook the organic source of change at the grassroots. Charities, NGO…
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Top of mind for Nzers, according to the media, is youth crime and ram raids. But when I speak to most people, there’s a deeper understanding that crime is just a symptom of broader societal dissonance. The risk factors for a life of crime and incarceration are well studied and well known, yet it feels like we haven't figured out how to prevent it y…
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Rarely in conversation, do we hear about the state of Asian health. Despite being over 15% of the NZ population, it feels like this issue has dropped completely off the map. If we take the data at face value, it appears that on average asians in New Zealand, are doing alright. But within this demographic are a superdiverse population, heterogenous …
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For a long time, New Zealand has traded off the back of its agricultural and farming expertise. Producing enough food to feed 40 million, we export most of that overseas. It’s made us a pretty wealthy country and afforded us access to new medicines; precision scientific instruments; animal feed and fuel. However, our heavy reliance on agriculture h…
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Host Rob Roark shares the latest studio music, interview insights, and live acoustic ballads of Austin singer / songwriter Heather Miller. Her new album release "Count it in Moons" is out on all platforms, and through heathermillermusic.com. The second hour of the show, Mateo Garcia, host of KZSM's show Science Stories, brings us six quintessential…
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On this episode we kōrero with Emily King, a food systems expert and author of the book, Re-Food. We unravel sustainable agriculture, food accessibility, and the challenges posed by monopolistic supermarkets. Emily's narratives from Cuba shed light on food scarcity and resilient island communities like Waiheke. Our conversation dives into empathy, …
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This week host Rob Roark brings E.T back for the first hour to tell the story of "Earth Sky", his new single release. The second hour the band The 4411 premiers their new single "As You Please." Both hours are packed with exclusive live comment only heard on Revolving Door on KZSM.orgتوسط KSZM.org / Rob Roark
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In this touching podcast episode, we kōrero with Bernie Harfleet to explore the profound impact of adoption, experiences in state care, and the transformative work of "Give a Kid a Blanket.", a charity Bernie co-founded with his partner, Turtle. Bernie's journey, from adoption to reconnecting with his birth family, offers a unique perspective on id…
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It's been a little while since we last released an episode of the podcast, so we thought we'd share a bit about what has been happening in our personal lives that has lead to the hiatus. Just over a year ago, Nina was approached to run as a candidate for a political party. Seeing it as an opportunity to give a voice to health workers and the issues…
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Host Rob Roark has singer / songwriter E.T. from E.T. and the Rainbow Yantra on the first hour of Revolving Door. Find out how he befriended a full grown mountain lion! On the second hour of Revolving Door, Ty Engle sings some of his favorite classics.توسط KSZM.org / Rob Roark
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