The year was 1985 when Ngahiwi starred in a reggae special of Radio With Pictures, filmed at Victoria University's Union Hall. He was there with Dread Beat & Blood and Herbs. And from then, it became a bangin' nationwide tour, with Ardijah joining in.
Studio Gussie Edwards - Oxide Dub Dreems - String Gadget [Scientist Dub] unkle G + the shiny people - drum machine thief unkle G + Kat7 - studio fresh STILL - THE SWORD AND THE NECK Pangolin Soundsystem - Dub song Soul Sugar featuring Shniece - Top of my list (dub mix) Clara!/Pearson Sound/Kabaeushé - Elle La Inedita / Tribilin Sound - Fayah (Tribilin Sound Remix) Halfmann - DIZZY-HALFMANNxELKEAMO Pinchado & Tribilin Sound - Cumbia Ritual Rizomagic - Chuantica Anatolian Weapons - Three Suns I Wrack - Aircap (Scratchclart Remix) Saphileaum - Antikvar Oma Totem - bon dub Misha Sultan - Sand Ashram Ma Sha - Psyspi David Holmes ft. Raven Violet - You Will Know Me By the Smell of Onions Aroma von Troisdorf + Marla Bereska - Das Ozeall Wild Terrier Orchestra - A SILENT CLOUD OF DUST Shackleton - There Is A Seed J. TRIPP - Plural Nidia - Caiomhe HOS - Nils Fasteau David Holmes ft. Raven Violet - Agitprop 13 TONE - Gotta Get My Life Right (Pelin Pelin Remix) TONE - Move Now (Suitman Jungle Remix) MM/KM - Vasen DMX Krew - Night Creatures (Dub) Nice Girl - Make Things Better David Holmes ft. Raven Violet - I Laugh Myself to Sleep Pascal Comelade & The Limiñanas - Le Riffifi brille en jaune Pascal Comelade & The Limiñanas - On ne mange pas la choucroute de Veronica Volksempfänger - Remain The Dancer Johny Brown - Disgruntled Employee Dada Black Sheep - Sabka Malik Ek Speakers Corner Quartet + Laraaji - Take Your Dreams Off Of The Shelf Speakers Corner Quartet - Soapbox Soliloquy(Instrumental) Puma & The Dolphin - How to Send Email Empress of Nature & t-woc - Rapper's Delight
An instalment of beats, melody and vibe, sourced from around the world and served to create an energy spark. The soundtrack for creative minds and those who spread gratitude in a resolute way. Hosted by PHILLIEE, featuring the Sound of Sydney courtesy of our man Carlos Avilés.
~ Universal Harmony ~
Oozing a grateful ora, massaging the creative mind.
Playlist
Jay Christ - Albert Fish (Jay Christ Instrumental Remix) (feat. A.P. The Apostle)
Jay Christ - Rick James
DJ Slyngshot - Untitled A1
alex kassian - Leave Your Life (Lonely Hearts Mix)
We honestly thought it was Wednesday... regardless - here's to more extended cuts of music! We also head back to an old Radio With Pictures reggae special from 1985 with Ngahiwi Apanui!
Penelope Noir gives us a sequel to last week, chatting about Moschino's escapades under Jeremy Scott on Fashun.Peter from Wax Chattels chats about the one-off show they’re playing in February next year at Whammy Backroom with Cable Ties. Jenna does a nice novel roundup on Loose Reads. FABLE yarns about his new single, Please!. Whakarongo mai nei!
Age Concern Aotearoa is a national charity and advocacy group for older people, and has been working in collaboration with Driving Miss Daisy, a company that works across the country to provide personal assistance with transporting it’s largely older client base. The groups have been working together to produce the resource booklet called “Life without a car” which aims to help older people discuss the options of transport available to them, and how daily tasks such as grocery shopping, seeking medical care and remaining social with their communities can be maintained without driving.
Rosetta spoke to Age Concern Chief Executive Karen Billings-Jensen about the resource, the challenges our older population without cars can face, and what more needs to be done to support them.
Waka Kotahi has recently released a report on the Waiheke Ferry Service, after months of locals calling for the service to be subsidised as public transport. The report recognised the service as integral to the Auckland public transport network, but sighted not enough evidence to justify a need for subsidising the route as public transport. The Ferry route run by Fullers was the only service running regularly between Downtown Auckland and Waiheke Island, until a new company “Island Ferry Direct” launched a route last week.
Rosetta spoke with Chlöe Swarbrick, Auckland Central MP, about her frustrations with the Waka Kotahi report, and the challenges that Waiheke Island residents are currently facing in regards to the Waiheke Ferry Service. We also spoke about what difference Island Ferry Direct will make as a competitive service with Fullers.
Thanks for tuning in! E whai akei nei, on the show today:
Rosetta spoke to Auckland central MP Chloe Swarbrick about recent investigations by Waka Kotahi into the Waiheke island ferry route and why she believes the service should be subsidised as public transport.
Rosetta also spoke to Age Concern Aotearoa Chief Executive Karen Billings-Jensen about the charity’s collaboration with Driving Miss Daisy Aotearoa to produce the resource “Life without a car” for our older population who no longer drive or have access to cars.
For our weekly catch up with the ACT party, Lou spoke with ACT MP Karen Chhour about the coalition updates, funding for the department of conservation as well as ACT’s stance on calling for a ceasefire in Gaza.
She also spoke with Claire Henry from the University of Otago in Wellington about the rise of Endometrial Cancer in New Zealand.
Lou also spoke to Alan Johnson from the Child Poverty Action Group following an open letter to the Government in their role to target the issue of Child Poverty in New Zealand.
In our weekly chat with the ACT Party, Lou spoke with Karen Chhour about the updates on the coalition negotiations, which seem to be in the final stages, seventeen days since the election result was finalised. Lou then enquired about the ACT Party’s stance on funding for the Department of Conservation and other organisations following the massive success of the Bird of the Century. Finally, Lou enquired into ACT’s stance on calling for a ceasefire in Gaza.
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