Lou chats to Mammalien about their current tracks on repeat, some bangers from the massively talented Cross Street '25 lineup, and their new single I Don't Want to Live on This Planet Anymore.
This week's Rāapa guest host is none other than former Morning Glory host Lou Morris! We're stoked to have Lou back for another stacked Wednesday Drive. Featuring the Oscars recap on Flicks 'n' That with Steve Newall, What's Cooking with Mammalien for their new single, plus a bunch of epic music.
Hayden from The New Zealand Drug Foundation joins Jonny to chat about cocaine, harm reduction, recent trends in drug cutting and the importance of testing substances.
Oto caught up with the number 1 Japanese Punk Rock vocalist Deathro after his gig at 605 Morningside last week for a chat about the punk scene in Japan and his nationwide Aotearoa tour.
Oto and Jaycee played 2 hours of Japanese punk, as well as an interview with Japanese Punk Rock superstar Deathro who they both saw at 605 Morningside last week.
Playlist
Konnichiwa! Here is our setlist from tonight, much love <3
Deathro (JPN) - HIGHVVAY
Deathro (JPN) - MOONLIGHT LOVE EMOTION
King Brothers (JPN) - XXXXX
King Brothers (JPN) - GET AWAY
Guitar Wolf (JPN) - Jet Generation
Boris (JPN) - Electric
MASS OF THE FERMENTING DRUGS (JPN) - Aoi, Koi, Daidaiiro No Hi
Boredoms (JPN) - Domsbore
Otoboke Beaver (JPN) - Don't light my fire
Otoboke Beaver (JPN) - Love is Short
akaikurage (JPN) - wagamama
Melt-Banana (JPN) - Uncontrollable Urge
Deathro (JPN) - 圏央厚木IC -KEN-O ATSUGI IC
Deathro (JPN) - ときめき-TOKIMEKI type-II
Deathro (JPN) - NO MORE BLOOD
Limited Express (has gone) (JPN) - wheres hollywood
Limited Express (has gone?) (JPN) - old life new life
Drinking Boys and Girls Choir (KR) - I'm a Fucking McDonald's
MASS OF THE FERMENTING DREGS (JPN) - ASAHINAGU
Otoboke Beaver (JPN) - S'il vous plait
Fuck On the Beach (JPN) - I Have Never Seen Myself
SLANG (JPN) - APOCALYPSE NOW
Paranoid (JPN) - Sei, Higaimousou, Shi
Paranoid (JPN) - Fuhai To Gouyoku
Charm (SG) - TRU 2 Lyfe
Fuse (SG) - Poison
PEACH (ID) - Caged
No Good (MY) - Yak Boktey
Intermission Party Programme (SG) - Blood On The Disco Floor
For Dear Science this week, our expert, Doctor Cushla McGoverin chats with us about the cleanliness of the International Space Station, colours on birds of paradise, and stretchable display materials, thanks to MOTAT!
In our weekly catchup with the National Party’s Tom Rutherford, Tuesday Wire Host Castor asked about the new citizen’s arrest policy and its potential impacts across society.
News and Editorial Director, Joel, speaks to the Principal of Papakura High School, Simon Craggs, about the roughly 50 principals from low-income schools who have expressed concerns about the new NCEA tests.
Castor spoke to the Co-Chair of Health Coalition Aotearoa, Professor Lisa Te Morenga, about the government’s new school lunch program.
And Joel spoke to a Senior Lecturer in the Faculty of Education and Social Work at the University of Auckland, Ritesh Shah, about the substantial cuts to USAID, and whether we should revise the models of international aid organisations.
For Dear Science this week, our expert, Dr Cushla McGoverin, chats to us about the International Space Station being too clean, birds of paradise being more colourful than we originally thought, and stretchy displays.
Thanks to MOTAT, the museum inspiring the innovators of tomorrow!
Last week the government announced a new citizen’s arrest policy that would allow members of the public to detain those who commit a crime. The policy has been met with criticism for its potential impact on retail workers and marginalised communities. While the government has asserted that citizen’s arrest should only be conducted when it is safe to do so, some are still worried about safety, especially with employer/employee power dynamics.
Others are concerned that the law will encourage members of the public to conduct citizens arrests on anyone they suspect of committing a crime, even if their suspicions are false. This would predominantly affect marginalised groups already affected by harmful stereotypes
In our weekly catchup with the National Party’s Tom Rutherford, Tuesday Wire Host Castor asked about how the new Citizens Arrest policy will work in Aotearoa.
The government’s new school lunch program, spearheaded by ACT party leader David Seymour, has come under fire for a raft of problems related to its implementation.
With rollout issues continuing since the first week alongside quality and quantity concerns, many are questioning whether the program change was necessary.
School lunches often support struggling families and students to maintain a healthy and balanced diet.
Tuesday Wire Host, Castor, speaks to Co-Chair of Health Coalition Aotearoa, Professor Lisa Te Morenga, about why a school lunch program is necessary and how the new program stacks up.
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