This week you have Dipamine hosting his first show back after moving to Naarm.
He's stoked to be back and is going to be hosting the show every last Tuesday of the month going forward. This week he has a selection of mostly atmospheric jungle and IDNB tracks with a few other dancey tracks sprinkled through.
Oto and Jaycee talked to bad for education about his new single - 'Close My Eyes,' and played 2 hours of Surf Rock, Indie and Grunge by independent artists from the Asian diaspora.
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thx for tuning in for our first live interview in a while with bad for education, talking and performing his brand new single, " Close My Eyes" on air!
Lara phones in for Political Commentary with Rosetta and Milly, and today the trio are chatting the ban on puberty blockers for trans youth and National's proposed changes to kiwisaver. Whakarongo mai nei!
Rosetta and Milly catch up with Priya Sami, who is cooking up a wonderful instillation of public art as part of FAM: Kirihimete Edition! Whakarongo mai nei!
Professor Alistair Woodward is the Leader of the University of Auckland’s health and transport research team, as part of the Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences. He joins Rosetta and Milly for a kōrero about his teams research in active commuting and the benefits for public health! Whakarongo mai nei!
E whai ake nei, coming up on your Tuesday Breakfast with Rosetta and Milly: Political Commentary with Lara Greaves, a chat with Priya Sami about the art at FAM Kirihimete Edition, a kōrero with Kirsten Morrell about her latest single and gig, and Ready Steady Learn. Plus, we announce our Summer Sorted Super Prize Pack, and you can win Dropper's Album on CD + tickets to Teen Jesus and the Jean Teasers! Whakarongo mai nei!
Housing Minister Chris Bishop and Associate Housing Minister Tama Potaka announced the government’s release of the new social housing investment plan which aims to shift to a “needs-based, data driven approach”.
The new flexible fund includes $41 million dollars in operating funding over the next four years, and the government have stated they expect to support up to 770 social homes and affordable rentals in the initial phase.
As well, Health Minister Simeon Brown last week announced a Cabinet decision to stop new prescriptions for puberty blockers for young people identifying as trans or experiencing gender dysphoria.
The rule, in effect from 19th of December, is based on recommendations from a UK National Health Service review which determined that the evidence to the benefits or risks of the treatment was “remarkably weak”.
The government is expected to pause new prescriptions until the outcome of a clinical trial being conducted in the UK, expected to be completed in 2031.
Wire Host Sara spoke with MP Carl Bates about all of these topics, firstly by asking about the flexible fund which will replace the so-called ‘patchwork of programmes’ in place for social housing.
A stacked show! Sara and Molly speak with Josh about stranded astronauts, new images of the interstellar comet, and NASA's plan to return to the moon next year on Spaced Out with Josh, thanks to the Stardome. Then, author Craig Robertson phones in to discuss his new book, a comprehensive biography of Chris Knox titled Not Given Lightly, out now via Auckland University Press. Later the 'Godmother of Rock n Roll'; bassist of Dead Moon and Pierced Arrows; all the way from Clackamas, Oregon; Toody Cole is in the studio to yarn about her tour of Aotearoa alongisde Jenny Don't & The Spurs.
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