Catacombs Festival is happening for the first time this Friday & Saturday at the Civic Wintergarden. Sam & Tom are a couple of the great people behind the festival and today they shared some of their favourite songs from a few of the artists that are set to play.
Perel - Alles
Amp Fiddler, Dames Brown - Slippin on Ya Pimpin
MFSB - Love Is The Message (Mr K (Danny Krivit) Edit)
A Place to Bury Strangers play live at bFM. Shit gets real loud and Olivers vocals clip (especially in the second track)... but everyone is blown away and super stoked to catch an epic set in the bFM Lounge.
The Mayor of Auckland, Phil Goff and Mikey talk about the painful events of last Friday, and how they are greiving. They discuss some condolence books that have been set up which are open at Te Atatu Peninsula, New Lynn, Ellen Melville, Wesley, Onehunga and Te Puke O Tara Community Centres.
This week, Sam takes a look at the debut album from Queen Latifah "All Hil the Queen." Released in 1989, this record became a pioneering album for women in rap and set the scene for future female MCs to step up to the mic and dominate the scene.
This week, Sam takes a look at the debut album from Atlanta rap duo Outkast "Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik." Released in 1994, this album set the scene for the decade to come in Atlanta rap and helped established the thriving scene in the city which continues today.
Rachel chats with Barnie Duncan about clowning, his many other talents, and alter-ego's. Today we're specifically about his newly found character, the Tap Head. Tap Head is set in a public bathroom, where he holds open mic nights to test out his jokes, including features from Barnie Duncan himself. If this is something you could be into, you're not alone, get your tickets here.
With the well-being budget set to be announced on Thursday, Jemima speaks to Green Party co-leader, James Shaw, about his thoughts about the new budget focus. They discuss Statistics New Zealand's well-being indicators and how they will be incorporated into the budget.
Peter Lineham chats about the recent Indian election results, and Rita Steel discusses eel numbers. After 6pm Wukong the Monkey King play a tight live set in the lounge.
On Dear Science with AUT’s Marcus Jones we talk on Gene edits to 'CRISPR' babies which may lead to shortened life spans, Reproducibility trial publishes two conclusions for one paper, and 16 days coal free in UK (and counting).
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