💚 Hi again. Thank you for stopping by. A gentle ambient greeting leads you to three hours of the weird and (hopefully) wonderful. From alt rock to dub to breakbeat we cycle through the genres like a Tour de France hill-climber.
French post-rockers Balayeurs Du Désert start us off, we also hear new cuts from Say She She and Alix Perez. Old favourites The Drab Doo-Riffs, CAN and The xx make a welcome appearance. I also managed to squeeze some East Nigerian afro-rock in there with The Funkees.
ANOHNI - In My Dreams Balayeurs Du Désert - Décollage Shuggie Otis - Strawberry Letter 23 Hysterical Love Project - 2BC1 Calibre - Planet Hearth Say She She - Prism Fazerdaze - Bigger Ghost Woman - Alright Alright Alix Perez, GLXY - Green Lane Digable Planets - Dedicated Melody Fields - Hallelujah Yin Yin - One Inch Punch Ranking Ann, Mad Professor - Moonlight Lover DJ Plead - Rough Text Erny Belle - Stay Golden The Breeders - Divine Mascis The National - Secret Meeting The xx - Crystalised Sparks - When I’m With You Hermanos Guitérrez - Cerci De Ti Hermanos Guitérrez - Hoy Como Ayer La Femme - Antitaxi Bulat & Dyshat - Bilbilim (The Organism Remix) dgohN - Lucky Gonk Rozie Ramati - Drown in the Clouds of Dew The Funkees - Akula Owu Onyeara Lijadu Sisters - Come on Home The Drab Doo-Riffs - Do The Cat Gramatik - The Monolith Chloé Robinson, DJ ADHD - Pax (Four Tet Remix) CAN - Vitamin C Karl Hector & The Malcouns - Kingdom of D’mt Say She She, Piya Malik - Forget Me Not Florentino, Shygirl - Pressure IMOGEN - In Bed With My 808 Yin Yin - Dis ko Dis ko Connan Mockasin - I Wanna Roll with You The Velvet Underground, Nico - Femme Fatale Habibi - Siin The Streets - Has It Come to This?
A modelling study from the University of Otago has found that increasing alcohol taxes, reducing its availability, and banning marketing would result in significant health gains for New Zealanders.
To find out more about these health gains and what policies could be implemented to reduce alcohol harm, Arno spoke to Dr Anja Mizdrak, a senior research fellow at the Department of Public Health at the University of Otago Wellington.
Arno started our interview by asking what the purpose of the study was.
Newly released data has shown eight of ten of the warmest years in recorded NZ history have been in the last decade. Among other freak weather events this year, concerns are raising about climate change and the effect we are having on our environment.
To find out more, Arno spoke to Jason Attewell, General Manager of Economic and Environmental Insights and Statistics at Stats NZ.
Arno started our interview by asking how long climate data has been recorded for.
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