@sadarbahar1 brings a three hour disco throwdown to the Swap Meet @95bfm ahead of the Flamingo Pier festival on Waiheke from Friday - Sadar will be headlining Friday and Sunday - do not miss out go to flamingopier.net for tickets now!
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Chicago's finest disco devotee Sadar Bahar comes correct with a three hour throwdown to give you a taste of what to expect at this weekend's Flamingo Pier festival on Waiheke. Not to be missed.
Rod Oram shares his thoughts on Cyclone Gabrielle, the financial support necessary, and political parties' stances on Climate Change. Whakarongo mai nei.
Joe looks into why we chase wellbeing and how it may be unhealthy for us. He speaks to Steven Jackson, Professor of Sport Policy and Politics at the University of Otago on the matter. Joe also looks into sportswashing in relation to the Womens FIFA World Cup, he speaks to Dr Marilyn Giroux, senior marketing lecturer in Business and Economics at the University of Auckland on the matter.
Daniel brings us City Counselling with Mike Lee, they speak about inner west cycle lanes and street improvements. He also speaks to Philosophy Professor Robert Sparrow from Monash University about the ethics of our relationship with robots.
A question that sparks curiousity and contradiction is, are we in the midst of a wellbeing pandemic? The question may seem curious, even contradictory. Researchers say that if we look around us, the concept is everywhere and spreading in the media, in government institutions and transnational organisations, in schools, in workplaces, and in the marketplace
Joe spoke to Steven Jackson, Professor of Sport Policy and Politics at the University of Otago to get some insight on this matter.
There are 38 organisations who are issuing a public call for Auckland Transport to urgently deliver the long overdue inner west cycle lanes and street improvements. Six of those are schools that want safer street for their students, there is the Grey lynn residents association, there are several businesses from ponsonby and K road that support the improvements and there are advocacy groups.
The Waitematā Safer Routes (also known as the Grey Lynn and Westmere improvements) is the project that hangs in the balance. It has been paused and this spawned criticism from the community who urge to continue the Grey Lynn and Westmere improvements.
The Waitematā Safer Routes are a vital link between the adjoining projects. Dropping the middle project would mean network benefits were lost, and the schools and communities of the inner west would be left disconnected.
There are 56 letters in support of Grey Lynn and Westmere improvements, while there are 6 letters opposing the improvements.
Daniel spoke with Mike Lee about his thoughts on the inner west cycle lanes and street improvements.
Joe speaks to Dr Marilyn Giroux, senior marketing lecturer of Business and Economics at the University of Auckland about Sportswashing and its relation to the FIFA Women's World Cup.
Is it oke to kick a robot dog? And what does our relationships with robots reveal about ourselves? Daniel spoke with Philosophy Professor Robert Sparrow from the Monash University about these questions. According to Sparrow we can find answers in the ethical theory of virtue ethics.
Sparrow researches the relationships between humans and robots and the ethical questions surrounding our relationships with robots. He is also an expert in ethical issues concerning the design of unmanned systems for military applications.
Producer Troy Matich was joined in the studio by Maggie Shui and Eleanor to talk their Re: docuseries, Dating While Asian.
Across its five, 6-8 minute episodes Dating While Asian tells stories from the love lives of Pan-Asian New Zealanders on their own terms, with the help of animation.
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