A few tracks from artists from the Laneway 2025lineup, such as Charli xcx,Fcukers,Clairo, and Vera Ellen, and other upcoming gigs coming to Tāmaki Makaurau, such as Strawpeople, at the Hollywood Avondale on the 18th of October, and DARTZ, coming to Double Whammy on the 5th of December! And Wire Host, Castor, comes in for a quick chat about the League of Legends Finals? Whakarongo mai!
Playlist
Estère - Finer (Nightmares On Wax Cover)
Kim Deal - A Good Time Pushed
SOPHIE - My Forever (feat. Cecile Believe)
Fazerdaze - A Thousand Years
ratbag - pinky girl
Patriarchy - Lock Jaw
Don't Thank Me, Spank Me! - Be My Forever
Sam Fowles - Sitting on top of the world
Cocteau Twins - Cherry-Coloured Funk
Vera Ellen - Homewrecker
Strawpeople - Under the Milky Way
SANGUINE - Tumutumu Maunga
Beautiful Freaks - CROCODILE
Good Morning - Out To Pasture
The Timewasters - Deadname Birthday - party games version
Smokey - Strong Love
Big Sur - Sleeping Dogs
Clairo - Sexy to Someone
Il Est Vilaine - Cris en theme
Pansy Division - That's So Gay
Velociraptor - Falling
Decius, Lias Saoudi - Look Like A Man
Netana - Mutu te Kaikiri
Charli xcx, Bb trickz - Club classics featuring bb trickz
Yesterday, the Family Proceedings (Dissolution of Marriage or Civil Union for Family Violence) Amendment Bill, colloquially known as Ashley’s law, passed its third reading.
The Bill would allow family violence survivors with a protection order to dissolve their marriages immediately without going through a court process, reforming the Family Proceedings Act which has been in place since 1981.
Sofia spoke to Professor of Law at the University of Auckland, Mark Henaghan, about the Bill and what changes it would bring.
She started the interview asking him what the current law is for divorce.
David Slack phones in to yarn to Jonny about the Reserve Bank and the economic policy settings it is currently following and how the government's austerity measures are plunging Aotearoa deeper into a recession. Read more about it on Geoff Bertram's article on The Conversation.
💚 Today's show heavily features some old 4AD label favourites.
Obtuse Tune of the Week: Optical - Slip Thru Live Before the Entertainment Guide: Nirvana - Where Did You Sleep Last Night (Live MTV Unplugged)
playlist is also available here for streaming on spotify. (But if you listen and like, please consider supporting on bandcamp / otherwise <3)
See you angels next week 💚
Playlist
💚 playlist is also available here for streaming on spotify. (But if you listen and like, please consider supporting on bandcamp / otherwise <3
Eventually - Hold On Honey (Lament For The Absent Percussionists) Dead Can Dance - Opium Fiona Apple - Love More Clan of Xymox - Medusa Reb Fountain - Come Down Jim Nothing - Sundown Clown N’Gou Bagayoko - Yaga Sun Ra - Door To The Cosmos Cabaret Voltaire - Low Cool Netana - Mutu te Kaikiri Kim Deal - A Good Time Pushed The B-52’s - Trism Optical - Slip Thru Throbbing Gristle - Hot on Heels of Love The Sundays - Hideous Towns Estère - Finer (Nightmares On Wax Cover) Julian Lubin, Kenny Sterling - Patience & Love El Ten Eleven - My Only Swerving Violent Femmes - Add It Up Stevie Ray Vaughan - Lenny HINA - Hinātore Siouxsie and the Banshees - Arabian Knights Cocteau Twins - Lorelei Jacques Greene, How To Dress Well - On Your Side (Radio Version) Nirvana - Where Did You Sleep Last Night (Live) Mokotron - WAEREA BIRDPARTY - Motion Safety The Clash - The Magnificent Seven The Linda Lindas - Nothing Would Change Recitals - Sunflower Midland - Final Credits Kiki Rockwell - Strange Premonition Big Sur - Sleeping Dogs LIPS - The Wolf (feat. E from Eels) Body of Work - Maudlin to None MC Conrad, Makoto - Golden Girl
Conservation Minister Tama Potaka has made a last-minute amendment to the Tīkapa Moana Protection Bill that would create new “high protection” areas in the Hauraki Gulf.
The amendment would allow commercial fishing in these newly created protected areas.
Wire Host Caeden spoke to Dr Simon Thrush, Professor of Marine Science at the University of Auckland, about what he thought of the latest amendment.
And they spoke to Forest and Bird Advocate Bianca Ranson about their opposition to the bill amendment.
Last week during student-led pro-Palestine protests a student at Otago University was arrested.
Footage later posted by Student Justice for Palestine Otago showed property damage occurred when excessive force was used by campus security, not pro-Palestine students.
The group says campus security ignored student safety in an attempt to block protestors from staging a peaceful sit-in at the University clocktower.
Wire Host Caeden spoke to Student Justice for Palestine Otago spokesperson Liz about the footage of campus security using force against students, as well as why they were protesting in the first place.
This week Chris and Milly discuss Cannabis Cards, the arrival of Christ at Highly Regarded in Invercargill, and delve into drug companies that own clinics.
This week on Thursday Drive, Milly is joined by Chris from the Hempstore for Marijuana Media, Ripship talking about Eyegum Scenic Tour #4, Example talking about his appearance at Synthony in the Domain, and Big Sur talking about their brand new EP Black Mountain. We even squeezed in some tunes too!
Milly chats to Example ahead of Synthony in the Domain, exploring this highly influential artist's creative process, collaborations and what he enjoys about performing live.
Big Sur joins Milly on Drive to talk about their brand new EP Black Mountain and all the wonderful things that led to it. Featuring two of their tracks off the new EP, this interview is well worth a listen!
95bFM 
