Food Appreciation Month is coming up, and Kate Hall is thinking about food scraps. 

New Zealand households are throwing away over 157,000 tonnes of edible food every year, costing the average household $1,326.  

Instead of tossing out your food scraps, Kate has a few tips on how you can reuse them, turning them into ingredients and saving money. 

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Food Appreciation Month is coming up, and Kate Hall is thinking about food scraps.&nbsp;
New Zealand households are throwing away over 157,000 tonnes of edible food every year, costing the average household $1,326. &nbsp;
Instead of tossing out your food scraps, Kate has a few tips on how you can reuse them, turning them into ingredients and saving money.&nbsp;
LISTEN ABOVE&nbsp;

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Jack Tame’s crisp perspective, style and enthusiasm makes for refreshing and entertaining Saturday morning radio on Newstalk ZB. News, sport, books, music, gardens and celebrities – what better way to spend your Saturdays?

Jack Tame’s crisp perspective, style and enthusiasm makes for refreshing and entertaining Saturday morning radio on Newstalk ZB.News, sport, books, music, gardens and celebrities – what better way to spend your Saturdays?

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Kate Hall: Reframing food scraps

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Maggie Dent has been helping parents navigate the tough parts of raising kids for decades. 

Having raised four sons and become a grandparent, she's passionate about giving teen boys the best environment to thrive. 

Her latest book focuses on a subject that's receiving growing attention, 'Digital Freedom' looking at how to strike the right balance with screen use in children's lives. 

Dent joined Jack Tame to chat about the current relationship between children, technology, and screens, and what parents can do to shift the balance.  

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Maggie Dent has been helping parents navigate the tough parts of raising kids for decades.&nbsp;
Having raised four sons and become a grandparent, she's passionate about giving teen boys the best environment to thrive.&nbsp;
Her latest book focuses on a subject that's receiving growing attention, 'Digital Freedom' looking at how to strike the right balance with screen use in children's lives.&nbsp;
Dent joined Jack Tame to chat about the current relationship between children, technology, and screens, and what parents can do to shift the balance. &nbsp;
LISTEN ABOVE &nbsp;

Maggie Dent: Parenting expert on her new book 'Digital Freedom' and finding a balance with kids and screen use

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Some excitement in the Milne kitchen this week. 

Kevin and his wife Linda have been dutifully collecting stickers for New World's promotion with Smeg, and this week they were able to pick up their first set of knives. 

He joined Jack Tame to chat about their new acquisitions, and debate whether or not they're really "free". 

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Some excitement in the Milne kitchen this week.&nbsp;
Kevin and his wife Linda have been dutifully collecting stickers for New World's promotion with Smeg, and this week they were able to pick up their first set of knives.&nbsp;
He joined Jack Tame to chat about their new acquisitions, and debate whether or not they're really "free".&nbsp;
LISTEN ABOVE &nbsp;

Kevin Milne: Kitchen acquisitions: Are the Smeg knives really free?

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Beatie Boys co-founder Mike D is kicking off his solo career. 

His debut solo studio album, 'Thank You', marks the first full-length release of new music from a Beastie Boys alumnus since 2011.  

It's filled with dubby, hard-hitting psychedelia, analog synthesizer noise, and post-electronic grooves paired with his signature rapping. 

Chris Schulz joined Jack Tame to share his thoughts on the album. 

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Beatie Boys co-founder Mike D is kicking off his solo career.&nbsp;
His debut solo studio album, 'Thank You', marks the first full-length release of new music from a Beastie Boys alumnus since 2011. &nbsp;
It's filled with dubby, hard-hitting psychedelia, analog synthesizer noise, and post-electronic grooves paired with his signature rapping.&nbsp;
Chris Schulz joined Jack Tame to share his thoughts on the album.&nbsp;
LISTEN ABOVE &nbsp;

Chris Schulz: Mike D - Thank You

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