Jack Glacier is up in the studio for a kōrero with Rosetta and Milly about his show Flaura - which you can catch Saturdays 11pm-1am on the mighty b. Jack also shares a couple of epic new tracks from the Flaura compilation, set to drop on vinyl later this year. Whakarongo mai nei!
Our Beloved Ditch, the Manawatū-renaissance post-folk trio, are releasing their debut EP this Friday 12 Sept 2025! After a couple of years spent developing their sound in live settings, the band have finally captured their unique songwriting in the studio at The Stomach. Austin and Amelia from the band join Rosetta and Milly on air for a kōrero. Whakarongo mai nei!
BENT - the Te Waka Tuhura Elam School of Art’s queer collective, are set to open an exhibition very soon, celebrating the 40th anniversary of Elam’s first queer exhibition, Queer Pictures, back in 1985.
To discuss this upcoming exhibition, Radio Mother co-host, Joel, spoke to Kaitlyn Merriman and Rosa Turley, who are both Master of Fine Arts students, and are involved in the background-side of the exhibition, about the exhibition, and what people should expect.
E.U.G., what does it stand for? Whakarongo mai nei to find out and also catch a blistering set by the Pōneke post-punk quartet before they head up Karangahape Road to support Goya on the Auckland leg of the tour across the motu.
Oto and Jaycee chatted with Jefferson Chen, aka Goodspace, about his upcoming single - 'Easier Said than Done' and the PEDAL installation he set up leading up to the release.
Jaycee went to the Installation on the first day of it's launch and talked to some of the attendees as well.
Our lovely mates from Care HQ, nurses Nickie and Charlotte are back up in the studio for a kōrero about sexual health! Rosetta and Milly ask the team about some common sexual health and STI-related myths, and we set the record straight with some facts. Whakarongo mai nei!
For this weeks Fancy New Band we were lucky to welcome art punk band Model Into the studio! Model blew the station away with their incredible set bringing cecis dancable bass, Taylors smashing drums and Marlons witty, honest lyrics paired with his rough jangly guitar. This performance is one you dont want to miss!
A poetic, powerful new theatre work is hitting Te Pou this month — Tales of a City by the Sea (25–29 Nov), written by Palestinian playwright Samah Sabawi and directed by Rand Hazou and Acacia O’Connor.
It’s set in Gaza during the blockade — but it’s not just about war. It’s about love, resilience, poetry, and the strength of community. What’s extra special: some of the cast are connected to the Gaza Freedom Flotilla — activists who literally sailed boats to Gaza to deliver aid and solidarity. Now they’re turning that lived experience into art.
Cast member Rana Hamida talks with Drive Host Sara about the show, its kaupapa, and what it means to tell Palestinian stories in Aotearoa right now.
Rosetta and Milly have a kōrero with KaiShanDao ahead of her set at Goblin this Sunday, presented by Bass Rongoā! They catch up on all things new music, her touring initiative Kiwese, and summer gigs so far. Grab tickets for this weekend's gig via Humanitix and see KaiShanDao live alongside a cast of incredible DJs: Bbyfacekilla B2B Mimi Rivers, ajhoneysukle & DylanBiscuit. Whakarongo mai nei!
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