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Breakfast Food w/ Lucinda Bennett: July 25, 2024

Breakfast Food w/ Lucinda Bennett: July 25, 2024 Breakfast Food w/ Lucinda Bennett: July 25, 2024, 18.1 MB
Thu 25 Jul 2024

Lucinda talks seasonal breakfasts. She takes a deep dive on how to zhuzh up your porridge.

Natural Ange w/ Angela Haldane: July 25, 2024

Natural Ange w/ Angela Haldane: July 25, 2024 Natural Ange w/ Angela Haldane: July 25, 2024, 118.39 MB
Thu 25 Jul 2024

Natural Ange visits the bFM studio to chat about periocular dermatitis, gut biomes, chesty coughs and how to look after your voice.

95bFM Breakfast with Jonny: Thursday July 25, 2024

95bFM Breakfast with Jonny: Thursday July 25, 2024 95bFM Breakfast with Jonny: Thursday July 25, 2024, 241.36 MB
Thu 25 Jul 2024

A pie delivery, political commentary with Bryce Edwards on the Royal Inquiry into abuse in state care, Porridge with Lucinda, and Natural Ange on dermatitis.

Morning Glory w Sofía! Thursday 25, 24

Morning Glory w Sofía! Thursday 25, 24 Morning Glory w Sofía! Thursday 25, 24, 221.09 MB
Thu 25 Jul 2024

Sofía's Tunes 4 Thursday:

The Brothers And Sisters - Lay Lady Lay 

Marcía Griffiths - Feel Like Jumping

Yung Lean, FKA Twigs - Bliss

The Whatnauts - Message from a Black Man

The Poets Of Rhythm - Path of Life

Manu Dibango - The Panther

Joe Bataan - What Good Is A Castle

Lava La Rue - Push N Shuv, Aerial Head, Friendship's Death, FLUORESCENT, Shell Of You

Liz Cooper - Motorcycle

Blood Orange - Jesus Freak Lighter

Deradoorian - Weed Jam

Niecy Blues - Bones Become the Trees

Greentea Peng - Bun Tough

The Cleaners From Venus - The Artichoke That Loved Me

The One to Four with Eli: Thursday July 25, 2024

The One to Four with Eli: Thursday July 25, 2024 The One to Four with Eli: Thursday July 25, 2024, 247.24 MB
Thu 25 Jul 2024

💚 Maybe a few more servings of electronica in today's show. Some goth favourites too. A little slice of everything? Thank you for all the love, it is much appreciated and recipricated.

Obtuse Tune of the WeekJubei, Tyrone - Broon Sauce
Live Before the Entertainment GuideSlowdive - Golden Hair

playlist is also available here for streaming on spotify. (But if you listen and like, please consider supporting on bandcamp / otherwise <3)

I'm uploading this bcast before I've even started packing for my flight to Te Whanganui-a-Tara (Wellington).. which departs in 2 hours. See all you legends next week! 💚

The Wire w/ Caeden: 25 July, 2024

The Wire w/ Caeden: 25 July, 2024 The Wire w/ Caeden: 25 July, 2024, 54.24 MB
Thu 25 Jul 2024

Host Caeden speaks to Labour’s Carmel Sepuloni on the Abuse in Care Inquiry and the increase in benefit sanctions.

They speak to Justice for Palestine’s Kate Stone on the ICJ decision on Israeli Apartheid.

Timothy Fagden from the University of Auckland on why Biden pulled out of the United States presidential race.

And Greenpeace’s Sinead O’Flynn on Fonterra’s role in delaying international climate action.

Producer Sofia speaks to Councillor Shane Henderson about privatising pools and leisure centres and improving Auckland Transport.

The Abuse in Care Inquiry and this week in Parliament w/ Labour’s Carmel Sepuloni: 25 July, 2024

The Abuse in Care Inquiry and this week in Parliament w/ Labour’s Carmel Sepuloni: 25 July, 2024 The Abuse in Care Inquiry and this week in Parliament w/ Labour’s Carmel Sepuloni: 25 July, 2024, 9.8 MB
Thu 25 Jul 2024

Yesterday the Abuse in Care Inquiry was released to the public. It came with a set of formal recommendations, including a suggestion for a formal apology from the government, compensation, and new legislation to do with mandatory reporting. 

Labour Leader Chris Hipkins also acknowledged Labour’s role in beginning the inquiry and their response to the 2021 interim report, stating, “We didn't do enough and the ball now falls to you and your government.” He added that “this must be bigger than politics.”

And Data released last week showed the number of benefit sanctions being issued by the government is up 50% compared to this time last year. This has been met with criticism but the Minister for Social Development says the sanctions are because the government is serious about getting people into work.

For our weekly catch-up with the Labour Party, Wire Host Caeden asks about both of these topics, as well as a bill that was dumped yesterday because the Minister failed to turn up to its first reading. 

They started by asking about the number of benefit sanctions.

The Abuse in Care Inquiry and this week in Parliament w/ Labour’s Carmel Sepuloni: 25 July, 2024

The Abuse in Care Inquiry and this week in Parliament w/ Labour’s Carmel Sepuloni: 25 July, 2024 The Abuse in Care Inquiry and this week in Parliament w/ Labour’s Carmel Sepuloni: 25 July, 2024, 9.8 MB
Thu 25 Jul 2024

Yesterday the Abuse in Care Inquiry was released to the public. It came with a set of formal recommendations, including a suggestion for a formal apology from the government, compensation, and new legislation to do with mandatory reporting. 

Labour Leader Chris Hipkins also acknowledged Labour’s role in beginning the inquiry and their response to the 2021 interim report, stating, “We didn't do enough and the ball now falls to you and your government.” He added that “this must be bigger than politics.”

And Data released last week showed the number of benefit sanctions being issued by the government is up 50% compared to this time last year. This has been met with criticism but the Minister for Social Development says the sanctions are because the government is serious about getting people into work.

For our weekly catch-up with the Labour Party, Wire Host Caeden asks about both of these topics, as well as a bill that was dumped yesterday because the Minister failed to turn up to its first reading. 

They started by asking about the number of benefit sanctions.

Privatising leisure centres and improving Auckland Transport w/ Councillor Shane Henderson: 25th July, 2024

Privatising leisure centres and improving Auckland Transport w/ Councillor Shane Henderson: 25th July, 2024 Privatising leisure centres and improving Auckland Transport w/ Councillor Shane Henderson: 25th July, 2024, 6.37 MB
Thu 25 Jul 2024

As Auckland Council plans to review its operating model for pool and leisure services, the Public Service Association has criticised moves to privatise management without public consultation. 

Additionally, Auckland Transport has introduced a $50 fare cap for buses, ferries, and trains. 

Producer Sofia spoke to counsellor Shane Henderson about both of these topics.

Kamala Harris and why Biden’s pulled out of the US Presidential race w/ Timothy Fagden: 25 July, 2024

Kamala Harris and why Biden’s pulled out of the US Presidential race w/ Timothy Fagden: 25 July, 2024 Kamala Harris and why Biden’s pulled out of the US Presidential race w/ Timothy Fagden: 25 July, 2024, 10.63 MB
Thu 25 Jul 2024

United States President Joe Biden has dropped out of the 2024 Presidential race. This came after repeated calls from supporters, who were worried that they would lose the election if Biden was the Democratic nominee.

The presumed replacement for Biden has been current Vice President Kamala Harris, and supporters have rallied to support her this week.

Wire Host spoke to Senior Lecturer at the University of Auckland’s Dr Timothy Fagden about Biden stepping down and the support shown to Kamala Harris so far.