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Say NO to violence

The Zonta Club of Auckland and Auckland Libraries are holding a panel discussion addressing the issue of violence against women and children. The discussion is being held tonight at Auckland central library at 5:30pm. 95bFM producer Hannah Ross spoke to one of the panelists, Janet Fanslow, who is an Associate Professor from the School of Population Health at Auckland University, about what the panel is focusing on.

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New Zealand's homeless youth crisis

It’s estimated that more than half of New Zealand’s 41 thousand homeless are aged under 25. Tonight a documentary about why this is a problem & how it urgently needs to be addressed will be screening for free at AUT, with a panel of academics & people on the frontline tackling the issue to discuss the issue afterwards. Ahead of this event tonight, Ximena speaks to panel member and housing spokesperson for the Child Poverty Action Group, Alan Johnson, about the controversial issue.

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Interview with physicist Dr Brian Greene

Dr Brian Greene is professor of physics and mathematics at Columbia University and co-founder of the World Science Festival, an annual week-long series of seminars and panel discussions that has taken place in New York since 2008 (loads of those panel discussions are available to watch here)

Ahead of his live talk this Sunday - A Time Travelers Tale - Dr Greene spoke to Hugh Sundae about string theory and science in the age of Trump.

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Dear Science w/ Marcus Jones: May 13, 2020

On Dear Science with Marcus Jones we talk about mysterious blood clots related to Covid19, artificial chloroplasts turning sunlight and carbon dioxide into organic compounds, and solar panels sucking water from air to cool them down

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The Big Q: The US Election 2020: A Crisis of legitimacy? November 23, 2020

Was the 2020 US election conducted properly? Will mail-in ballots be counted and will that count be allowed to stand? Will the US Supreme Court decide the final outcome? And what, in any case, will become of American democracy? In this urgent and timely event, University of Auckland lecturers use the lenses of law, political science, and psychology to explain this contested election and discuss the implications of the final outcome.

For more stories like this head to www.thebigq.org 

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The One to Four with Sigrid: Thursday April 28, 2022

Featuring:

 

Blue Eyed Soul - Are You Listening

Operating Theatre - Austrian

Dali Muru & The Polyphonic Swarm - The Danube Dwellers 

Tara Clerkin Trio - Gold Bar

Via Maris - Lekky

Maarja Nuut & Sun Araw - Mute Marble

Klein - no more shubz

Dis Fig - King Vision Ultra x Portishead - Taking Me (Dis Fig Bootie)

Zigtrax - A2 Zigtrax

Azu Tiwaline - Flore "Evidence" - (Azu Tiwaline Remix)

Krytikal - Hunted

Saint Abdullah - Problem

Rabit - STARBELLY_6_MIA

REZZETT - Rupez

Franz Snake - Mt.Unebi

八木節

Omar Aramayo - Nocturno 1

Agustin Pereyra Lucena Quartet - La Rana

Wanderlea; Moraes Moreira - Fruto Maduro

Milton Hamilton - So Beautiful

Jan Tober & Ron Satterfield - Focus

Dur Dur Band feat. Sahra Dawo - Gorof (Elixir)

御山△EDIT(Mori Ra & DJgr◯un土) feat AFROBABES - Mountain Disco

East Coast Love Affair - Chicago

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95bFM Breakfast w/ Rachel: Rāpare April 11, 2024

Max Harris gives us some Political Commentary about cuts to the public sector and disability funding, Winston Peters’ speech to the UN about Gaza, and popularity of the PM. On Breakfast Food, Lucinda Bennett chats tinned fish. The Hobby Goblins are back to show us their Tom Cruise marble runs and Natural Ange is in the studio to give holistic health advice. We recap your Top Ten. Whakarongo mai nei!

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The big consequences of big data

Big data is becoming increasingly more prevalent and contentious in contemporary society - almost anybody can access mass analytics and information data about almost anything put on the internet (if they know where to look). A panel event tomorrow night at AUT is taking a critical look at this phenomenon, intending to discuss the impacts that big data can have on policy making and businesses in the coming years. Producer Will spoke to panel host Rod Oram ahead of tomorrow night.

‘I Know What You Did Last Summer: Risks/Opportunities of Big Data’ takes place at 5:30pm on the 3rd of August at AUT’s Sir Paul Reeves Building. Admission is free.

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The Political Panel At UoA: March 3rd, 2019
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Warning: FAKE NEWS

Harry chats with Dr Gavin Ellis from the University of Auckland ahead of his panel discussion on fake news!