Intercommunications - Dub Syndicate
Right Back To Your Soul - Dub Syndicate
Bacchanalia I (Al Wootton Remix) - Big Hands
イヴィル・フェーズ・イン・エコー Evil Fades in Echo - Noda & Wolfers
Bacchanalia I - Big Hands
Una Cumbia en Kinshasa - Ale Hop & Titi Bakorta
Así Baila el Sintetizador (Flora Yin-Wong Remix) - Ale Hop & Titi Bakorta
Conuco (DJ Phidias Remix) x Extended Dub by Pope - Jasy Del Rey feat. Naranja Cuatro
La Quinta Sinfonia De Beethoven - Enrique Lynch Y Su Orquesta
Cumbia Candelosa - Francisco Zapata
When Hempe Is Spun - Al Wootton
FI3AC2560007 - Aleksi Perälä
Shoulders Back - Leif
Loss Is Not Infinite (Manuel Darquart Remix) - Roy + God Colony
You - Voice Actor
West Side Part 2 - STUDIO
4U (Lokalfrågan Remix) - Klara Lewis
Inga Elektra (Valesuchi Remix) - Charlotte Bendiks feat. Plevna
Así Baila el Sintetizador - Ale Hop & Titi Bakorta
Coltrane (Crooked Man Remix) - Cymande
GKGS.FM - Grup Ses & Gökalp
Innocent - Mr Scruff
Sok Lung - Piezo
Unificado (Pye Corner Audio Remix) - Lorelle Meets The Obsolete
The Church is Dead - Chris Rotter & The Bad Meat Club
Im Diskodickicht - Jan Jelinek
Good Morning - U.e.
Night Loop - U.e.
Lotus - Rosegreen
Lights on the Way - Rose City Band
Rolling Gold - Rose City Band
Boys In The Girls Room - Baba Stiltz + Okay Kaya
All The Way - Milan W.
God Gets You Back - Mogwai
What Kind of Mix Is This? - Mogwai
Wanda - Milan W.
dYn - Voice Actor
Cut (2) - Voice Actor
This week on Universal Harmony: A seamless flow of sound and spirit, carrying you through the night with intention and ease.
Hosted by PHILLIEE, with the Sound of Sydney by Carlos Avilés—featuring downtempo gems he's been crafting for seaside DJ sets this month. Surf the waves of sound, drift into the groove, and let the music move you.
~ Universal Harmony ~
A sonic journey, where rhythm meets reflection.
Playlist
EVM128 - Changes (Instrumental)
Animal Collective - Loch Raven
Seiji - Loose Lips (feat. Lyric L)
Doc Daneeka - Global Luv
Shahara-Ja - I'm An Arabian Knight (Extended Funky Arabian Mix)
matias aguayo - Walter Neff
Anchorsong - Slider
Sultan Shakes - Interstellar Love (Young Marco's Trybal Dubb)
Christian James - The S & J Shuffle
Chrissy Edits - Fit It Man (Chrissy's Fixer Upper Edit)
Greg Paulus - U R (Deniz Kurtel Remix)
EVM128 - Slo Mo (VIP Mix)
Weather Report - Teen Town
The Sven Libaek Orchestra - Inner Space
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Icicle & Skittles - Love
Okzharp & Manthe Ribane - Maybe This
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Regis - Untitled II (Live In N.Y.C. 1997)
Willow - Strawberry Moon
DJ Central & Erika Casier - DRIVE (DJ Sports Club Mix)
For our weekly catchup with the ACT Party's Simon Court, News and Editorial Director, and Monday Wire Host, Joel, speaks to him about issues with the government’s ‘revamped’ school lunches programme, oral submissions on the Treaty Principals Bill, and ‘xenophobic’ comments made by NZ First MPs in Parliament.
Joel also spoke to the Transport Planner for Movement; an alliance of national organisations advocating for safe and accessible active transport in Aotearoa, Bevan Woodward, about the government changes to speed limit restrictions.
Producer Evie spoke to Massey University's Professor of Sustainable Energy and Climate Mitigation, Ralph Sims, about the government’s second climate target for 2035.
Joel spoke to the President of Renters United, Zac Thomas, about the Residential Tenancies Amendment Bill coming into effect as of Thursday last week, which would grant landlords the right for no-cause evictions.
And Global Innovator, Matt Hart, joins us in studio to discuss AI.
A rampant item in the news headlines late last year was David Seymour's promise to cut costs but revamping the Ka Ora Ka Ako healthy school lunch programme.
He claimed that by changing to larger providers $1.5 million would be saved. Now the school year has officially kicked back off, the lunches have been put into action.
But last week, hundreds of students in Auckland were left hungry, when their lunches arrived hours late. Teachers pitched in their own money to feed the children and hoped for a better outcome after voicing their complaints. The next day, the industrial kitchens the lunches were cooked in experienced technical issues… delaying the lunches delivery until after lunchtime once again.
For our weekly catch up with the ACT Party, News and Editorial Director, and Monday Wire Host, Joel, spoke to Simon Court about these issues.
They also asked him about the first Oral Submissions on the Treaty Principles Bill which began last week. As well as comments made by Shane Jones and Winston Peters, attacking migrant MPs.
The government has announced the reversal of blanket speed limit restrictions in 38 sections of New Zealand’s road network with new Transport Minister, Chris Bishop, announcing a further 49 sections will be set to be reviewed during public consultation in the coming months.
This would increase the speed limits in multiple areas, from the Northland region to the top of the South Island.
These developments have faced mixed reactions, with many local leaders deeming this move “reckless”.
There are concerns that in certain regions, the reversal of speed limits would be on stretches of roads that have schools, a shared pathway, and communities.
On Friday, News and Editorial Director, and Monday Wire Host, Joel, spoke to the Transport Planner for Movement; an alliance of national organisations advocating for safe and accessible active transport in Aotearoa that had previously placed an application for judicial review into the decision, Bevan Woodward, about the government changes to speed limit restrictions, and the group’s concerns regarding this.
They started off by asking if there was adequate reasoning for the reversal of speed limits in these sections.
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