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Uplifting stuff this Thursday from Emma Gleason (and an interesting text line from listeners) with music by Tricky, Chaii, Kneecap, R.E.M. and The Cure, plus new tracks from Shame - bFM's album of the week - and Mohi.
e te iwi - every week is māori language week! join my bestie, raquel meihana (he/him), and i as we go into the waiata māori archives. a special show with two times the trans energy! also, we chat to piet tuinder about the kakī/black stilt this week on our new(ish) segment, me and all my homies love native manuuuuuuuu!!!
big ups to the Tuning Fork for supporting this show and always tucking me into bed each night x
Thanks so much for tuning in. Very fun show today, featuring my album of the week, w/ The Producersby Paul St. Hilaire – some amazing dub techno spearheaded by a pioneer of the genre, with collaborations from producers across the electronica spectrum. Catch you all next week!
Thanks for tuning in – I do hope you enjoy today's selections, beginning with Ween, Smog and EERA. Later on, we get stuck into some new releases from Memphis electronic rockers Optic Sink, bass virtuoso Thundercat and local whizz Eden Burns.
Mōrena, it's Te Wiki o te Reo Māori, so today's show is brimming with waita from Geneva Am, James Dansey and Bic Runga, tracks by APRA Maioha Award nominees like Marlon Williams, Rawhitiroa and Mā, and classics from Dame Hinewehi Mohi and Damn Native. Rāpare host Emma Gleason also tells you where you can see 75 years of Māori album covers.
'Bloke Of The Apocalypse' creator Charlie Faulks and voice actor Jack Marlin join Emma Gleason in the studio to talk about their new animated series, a father-son tale (with zombies) set in small-town New Zealand. The animated web series won $500,000 in funding from NZ on Air, and it's screening on Youtube now. (You can also see it on the big screen tonight at The Capitol Cinema.)
liv from rāapa mg talks to jeremy elwood about the upcoming gig, Voices for Palestine kaupapa happening at Pitt St Methodist Church, featuring some of Tāmaki's best and brightest artists! tickets available from iTicket. less geddit, free palestine always
The amazing TAKATAPUNANI came in to the stu for Fancy New Band this morning and kicked off the party spirit to our mornings with her up beat, care free rap bangers !
i te wiki nei, piet and liv kōrero about piet's current bird obsession, the taranui/caspian tern! it's the world's biggest tern and we are it's biggest fan. shout out taranui!
Poneke five piece Debt Club came up for Fancy New Band and played three stripped back songs from their new and unrealesed album. Debt Club brought to the ear waves this morning a truly amazing set.
Nat Hutton from There's A Tuesday tells Emma Gleason about their Silver Scroll-nominated single 'Margo', what it feels like to be a finalist, and how their teenage years in Ōtautahi shaped the band.
Traditional folk group Moon Goose came in and warmed everyones mornings with their beautifuly intricate harmonies and acoustic musicianship. They played two traditional covers and one orginal song, all with deep, strong meanings that hit your core.
Thursday Morning Glory host Emma Gleason talks to Kiwi actor (and long-time bFM listener) Jay Ryan about his new show, The Ridge, screening on Sky Open, SkyGo and Neon from October 21. A Scotland-New Zealand co-production, the six-part series is a gothic mystery set in rural Aotearoa. The pair discuss the mysterious quality of small towns, why he still loves working here, and how he got his big break right downstairs from the studio by the quad.
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