My turn this week with durty murdur in the studio and some brand new Sarah Shook & The Disarmers and Kathy Bates Motel, tunes with names like These Drugs Aren't Working and bands with names like Katie Mae and The Lubrication as well as a few of the favorites like Purple Mountains and that awesome kind of bluegrassy cover of The Clash, Straight To Hell.
Playlist
magic slim and the teardrops - gravel road
Bo Ramsey & The Blacksliders - The Sidetrack Lounge
Big Mama Thornton - everythings gonna be all right
left lane cruiser - zombie blocked
stompin nick - black betty
Delaney Davidson - Another mans eyes
durty murder - Durty Murder Live in studio
The Hypochondriachs - Waitin
Dougie Poole - These drugs aint workin'
swamptrash - rubeuns train
betse ellis - straight to hell
michelle shocked - anchorage
katiemae and the lubrication - hard livin'
kathy bates motel - where do you go
Hayes Carll - To keep fom being found
cake - Wheels
Pavement - range life
purple mountains - storyline fever
Witch - Disappear
palo santo - cowboy
Sarah Shook and The Disarmers - Nightroamer
barry saunders and delaney davidson - stolen river
After attending her first electronic music festival in early 2020, Lazy Daisy was born. When Covid first hit, most were stocking up on household necessities, however, for Daisy, this was when her love for the deep dance began.
From sets at Taniwhas Den, Twisted Frequency, and Tora Bombora, performances at your favourite venues around Pōneke and fortnightly sessions on Mouthfull Radio - her eclectic mixes have teased their way across the country. Setting out to create unforgettable experiences, expect refined selections, sensual treats and naughty beats.
A motion was recently brought before the Auckland city council by councillor Jo Bartley which would back Chloe Swarbrick’s proposed private member’s bill on community alcohol harm reduction.
The bill would give more autonomy to local councils when it comes to the distribution of alcohol, and would also limit the advertising alcohol companies are able to do.
For Casper's fortnightly chat with Auckland city councellor Pippa Coom they discussed the motion, which she supported alongside the rest of the council, as well as a final reminder around the annual budget consultation submissions.
Casper began by asking Pippa what the community alcohol harm reduction bill is and why it was supported so strongly by Auckland council.
Today on the Friday Wire Liam spoke to Green Party MP Golriz Gharahman about Australia agreeing to New Zealand's offer to take in refugees. Liam also had a chat with Michael Plank from the University of Canterbury about changes in the Covid-19 Protection framework, as well as Christine Rose from Greenpeace about their new 'Halve the Herd' petition.
Casper had his regular chat with Auckland city councillor Pippa Coom and this week they discussed a motion that passed in the council to back a community alcohol harm reduction bill proposed by Chloe Swarbrick.
Emma Carrol from the University of Auckland talked to Jess about the discovery and naming of a new whale species as well as New Zealand vaccinologist Helen Petousis-Harris also from the University of Auckland about the current state and future of vaccinations.
Last Wednesday, Jacinda Ardern announced the latest changes to the Covid-19 Protection Framework.
These include changing of capacity levels at level Red and Orange, and letting go of many vaccine mandates.
As Auckland passes its peak in cases, discussions have begun taking place around the possibility of Tāmaki Makaurau moving down to Orange before the rest of the country.
To learn more, Liam spoke to professor Michael Plank from the university of Canterbury about the changes.
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