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Jonny has been having some strange dreams, Corey thinks the word News is said weirdly by the rest of the world, and Andrew Maitai of Powertool Records comes in for What's Cooking, ahead of PowerWest Fest in the weekend.
Tuesday has the team thinking over brain teasers as Drive celebrates International Brain Teaser Month and Corey speaks to Biig Piig over her newly released Bubblegum mixtape.
The one and only Rubi Du is in the studio for Friday Live! The rest of it? Just bangers - those sweet sweet beats that only a Friday afternoon could be the right time for.
It's another slammin busy episode as the nation grips with the fact that Ardern has resigned. Marijuana Media brings more Cheeba Cheeba news, Cocktail Corner brings us the Faberge Hi-Ball, and Hot Sauce Club visit the studio ahead of their show on Friday Night.
Peter Lineham talks to the Cardinal Pell debarcle, Rita speaks about the legislation replacing the Resource Management Act, and Corey wants everyone to see My Old School with Alan Cumming in it.
It’s all on tonight with all sorts of artists just dropping in to say hello - and more! We chat with Drop Legs and Pasiflorez ahead of their gig, Zoe Moon drops in to speak about her new EP, and Molly of Morning Glory speaks to OKAY KAYA ahead of her live debut in New Zealand.
An incredibly chill day, with the news being so slow that a Canadian reporter had to write about drug smuggling pigeons from a century ago. What's Cooking comes to us from Dan of MY BABY.
Jonny plays bangers through the afternoon as Corey bakes scones with his Nanny Thelma (recipe available) and gives Metservice an impromptu call about when Auckland's weather will finally get good.
Also, some dude drove an e-scooter over the Harbour Bridge?!
Molly speaks with filmmaker Oliver Laxe about his Oscar-nominated film Sirāt. The director discusses working with ravers, confronting death on the dancefloor and via cinema, and working with composer Kangding Ray. You can catch Sirāt in cinemas now across Aotearoa.
HALFQUEEN speaks to KT, founding member of Atlanta-based punk band Upchuck, ahead of their much-awaited debut tour of Aotearoa. Alongside tour yarns, they delve into the band's heavy-hitting third album, I'm Nice Now. Catch Upchuck live at Double Whammy on Friday, 13 March.
Laika Rountree joins Matthew for Stage Direction, having been to the dress rehearsal of the upcoming production for Embrace, and the planning of the upcoming production, Before We Begin.
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