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Universal Harmony: May 2, 2017

EPISODE #227

Featuring music from Jagwar Ma, Susso, Kendrick Lamar, Rejjie Snow, Hielo Ardiente, Elliott Smith and Big Boi 

A Different Take On The World:
The feature where we highlight a different way of thinking in order to better understand our experience of life. This week we peek at Elon Musk being questioned on Building A Better Future.

Sound of Sydney set:
BRAME & HAMO - Hotshot
Agua Re - Holy Dance (First Mix)
Dele Sosimi Afrobeat Orchestra - Too Much Information (Laolu Remix (Edit)
Dego The 2000 & Black Family - Dont Stop Let It Go

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Passing the mic with Equalise My Vocals

Equalise My Vocals is a new campaign set to address the New Zealand music scene's gender problems, brought to you by the lovely Coco Solid and Trixie Darko. Through a series of interviews and panel discussions with a diverse range of women, Coco and Trixie hope to shed light on the real issues this NZ Music Month. bFM reporter Jogai Bhatt speaks to Trixie to learn a little more, beginning with the question of how the project initially came about.

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Universal Harmony: May 9, 2017

EPISODE #228

Featuring music from Hunter, eu-IV, Jonwayne, PVT, Cigarettes After Sex, Jex Opolis, Richard Spaven, MeloDownz, Slowdive, Organized Noize, Bruce Trail and Jack Ladder & The Dreamlanders

A Different Take On The World:
The feature where we highlight a different way of thinking in order to better understand our experience of life.
This week we ask how will fashion react to the growing crisis of climate change. Ali Schachtschneider is exploring the future of fashion as the industry adapts to the looming crisis.

Sound of Sydney set:
Bruce Trail - Bridgework
Borrowed Identity - Faith
Dan Shake & Medlar - Walk 

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Universal Harmony: May 16, 2017

EPISODE #229

Featuring music from 79rs Gang, Sega Bodega, La Lá, ICYTWAT, Jack Ladder & The Dreamlanders, Goapele, Meek Mill, Umii, Sam Weston, RATKING, Larce Blake, Jose James, Sneaks and Seth Frightening 

A Different Take On The World:
The feature where we highlight a different way of thinking in order to better understand our experience of life.
This week Paul Bloom, Professor of Psychology & Cognitive Science at Yale University, talks about how empathy doesn't make you a good person. He asks; is it overrated?

Sound of Sydney set:
Dino Lenny & Doorly - The Magic Room (Original Mix)
Elef - Pardon
E-Versions - Labirinto [Extended Nick The Record Version]
Gerry & The Holograms - The 43

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Universal Harmony: May 23, 2017

EPISODE #230

Featuring music from Gerry Read, Rejjie Snow, Micachu, Little Simz, Mac DeMarco, Maud Geffray, Dave Aju, SELA., Psychic Mirrors, Nicola Cruz, Buddy, Ladi6, KMLN, SNRO, Dan Berkson & James What and Break

A Different Take On The World:
The feature where we highlight a different way of thinking in order to better understand our experience of life.

Dr Robert Cialdini, Professor Emeritus of Psychology and Marketing, Arizona State University has studied the Science of Persuasion. His book, Influence, states that there are six universal Principles of Persuasion scientifically proven to make you most effective. 

Influence has sold over 3 million copies, is a New York Times Bestseller and has been published in 30 languages. Because of the world-wide recognition of Dr Cialdini’s cutting edge scientific research and his ethical business and policy applications, he is frequently regarded as the “Godfather of influence.” 

Sound of Sydney set:
Adonis - No Way Back (Original Mix)
Paddy Roberts - The Big Dee Jay
Nicola Cruz - Mantis
Crussen & Lambert - The Lambert Reinterpretation
Buddy - Find Me

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Universal Harmony: May 30, 2017

EPISODE #231

Featuring music from Surly, Kiefer, Tek.Lun & DrewsThatDude, Penthouse, Aldous Harding, Black Star, 79rs Gang, Gene Pool, Everything Is Recorded, Jonti, Flamingods, Mount Kimbie, Yadava, Harvey Sutherland and Hotmood

A Different Take On The World:
The feature where we highlight a different way of thinking in order to better understand our experience of the world.

Mycologist Paul Stamets studies the mycelium -- and lists 6 ways that this astonishing fungus can help save the world. (segment)

Pop Culture facts - Anthony Rapp's character on Star Trek: Discovery, Lieutenant Stamets, was named in honour of Paul Stamets (and is also a mycologist). A character in the television series Hannibal is a serial killer named Eldon Stammets. Uses his victims as fertiliser to grow mushrooms. 

Sound of Sydney set:
Jose Marquez - Quinto y Bongo (Jose Marquez Mix)
Harley & Muscle, Glenn Underground - Chicago House
KiNK - Valentine's Groove
Jagwar Ma - Slipping (Soulwax Remix)

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The Wire with Ximena: Wednesday May 31, 2017

This week on the Wednesday show, Ximena, Adam & Will (our great new producer, hi Will!) take a look at the different arguments around Easter trading laws, as well as chat to a smart dude about anti-establishment politics ahead of his lecture at Massey University tomorrow night. AUT's Allan Blackman is back with us again for Dear Science after his trip overseas to talk to us about the latest in science news, including how a brand-spanking new science centre is set to open in Jordan, and Ximena  speaks to NZ First's Tracey Martin for our new regular political commentary feature with her on the Wednesday show each week. 

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Not in our backyard: Oil and the East Coast

A group protesting seismic testing and oil drilling on the East Coast has taken their fight to the United Nations. The group, Te Ikaroa are heading to the UN Oceans Conference in New York where they will highlight how seismic testing violates indigenous rights through the disruption of local marine ecosystems. More than 80 indigenous communities have voiced their objection to seismic testing being carried out by Chevron and Statoil on the East Coast, while a petition has also been set up to remove Statoil from the area. Reporter Sam Smith spoke to Te Ikaroa spokesperson Tina Ngata about their campaign. 

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Universal Harmony: June 6, 2017

EPISODE #232

Featuring music from Visioneers, Caravan, Gene Pool, Kevn Spacey, TAPZ, Ladi6, Gigolo Supreme, Busta Rhymes vs JB's, Joe Goddard, The Sure Fire Soul Ensemble, Fela Kuti, Stimming and OTW

A Different Take On The World:
The feature where we highlight a different way of thinking in order to better understand our experience of the world.

Phil Keoghan is interviewed by Queen Latifah about why, following a near death experience, he has been using a bucket list from the age of nineteen.

In 2013, Phil decided to retrace the 1928 Tour de France riding an original vintage bicycle, with no gears, to tell the forgotten underdog story of the first English-speaking team to take on the toughest sporting event on earth. One of those cyclists, Harry Watson, was from Christchurch... they had a team of 4 riding against teams of 10. 

Sound of Sydney set:
Fela Kuti - No Possible (Joystick Jays Vulgar Distractions Edit)
Fantastic Man - Ode To A Dream
Gnork - No Gravity

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Artbank: June 25, 2017

Artbanker Theo set a bit of a record for us today, talking to 11 GUESTS IN THE HOUR. Ka pai. Firstly we heard from Amy Weng, Kalee Jackson and Rebecca Lal, three of the minds behind Te Tuhi's latest publication THE HIVE HUMS WITH MANY MINDS.  This 130 page full colour limited edition printed publication features essays by Tessa Laird, Gregory Kan & Ruth Watson, and Bruce E. Phillips, plus additional contributions by exhibiting artists such as a foldout page work by Monique Jansen and texts by Shahriar Asdollah-Zadeh and Charlotte Drayton, all complemented by graphic design by Kalee Jackson.

Then we had the Bulgasari Aotearoa crew in studio. Throughout June and July, Lee Hanjoo (이한주), Lee Bong Gyo (이봉교), Yukie Sato, Taekyung Seo (서태경) and Soojung Kae (계수정) will be in residence at the Audio Foundation HQ in central Auckland where they will collaborate with local musicians – producing concerts and recordings while working toward an exhibition for the Audio Foundation gallery. Travelling with the Korean artists as key collaborators are renowned NZ musician John Bell (vibraphone/percussion) and sound artist Ian-John Hutchinson (prepared harmonicas). These two artists have been based in South Korea for over 5 years and are established figures in the Korean experimental music scene.