Delayed Gratification is a quartely magazine that deals with news after it happened - it's the 'slow journalism' magazine. So what is Slow Journalism? How does that work? What is the point even? Lillian Hanly speaks to co-founder of the magazine Rob Orchard about the magazine, why it is necessary and what obstacles proper journalism is facing today. In particular, fake news, the political economy of journalism, the internet and the importance of accurate, critical and well researched reporting on politics.
Jenna's just read Interior Chinatown by Charles Yu and highly recommends it. If Charles' work on HBO series, Westworld, isn't enough to entice you to read this book, perhaps winning the Fiction prize in the National Book Awards for 2020 will.
This week on Tuesday Morning Glory Hunter chats with Simon Oswald (Long Distance Runner) on My Morning Mixtape, as well as playing new songs from Charlotte Gainsbourg, Pond and Yaeji.
Jess plays new music from Shygirl, Sudan Archives, 79rs Gang, and many more. Throughout the show she highlights new music from Black creatives and Bandcamp artists/labels who are donating to bail funds and organisations. If you want to support, you can find a list of Bandcamp pages here.
Christchurch producer, Keanu Raves, talks about tracks from his EP, 'Club Foundation', for Long Player.
New music from Kanye West, Leonard Cohen, Otoboke Beaver, The Pleasure Majenta, Chaii, Church & AP and more. On the Long Player we hear from Shannen Petersen of sports dreams about the duo's debut self-titled EP.
Blind Mango Chutney delivers another effervescent show to quench all your jazz thirsts, featuring the latest album by Christian McBride and Edgar Meyer.
In this installment of Blind Mango Chutney's ongoing survey of Jazz — past, present and future — he revisits three tracks from Mike Nock's extensive back catalog as an acknowledgement of his impending APRA AMCOS New Zealand Music Hall of Fame Induction; tips a hat to Japanese/Kiwi pianist Mark De Clive-Lowe who is contemplating his 50 years on the planet; and muses on American label International Anthem plotting the future path of jazz in the 21st century, playing out an entire side of Jaimie Branch's exquisite "Fly or Die" LP. All rounded off with plenty of other tasty material stitched through your weekly deep dive into the jazz genre.
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