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Our tag team of hosts – Miss Dom, Dr Mark Baynes and Frances Chan – bring you some local gems in The Lockdown Sessions plus some classic 70s jazz and new releases.

Kim Patterson – Peace
Ollie Holland – Song for Eeyore
Ollie Holland – The D Minor Jam
Ben Fernandez & Josh Fernandez –Lock’n’roll
Tuxedo Swing Duo – Black Coffee
Dan Sperber – Something About Clouds in 7/4 Time
Allana Goldsmith – In a Silent Way
Allana Goldsmith & Mark Baynes – Tipuna
Brian Smith – You Don’t Know What Love Is
Henrique Morales – Dark Cloud
Tom Dennison – Dewey Square
Mark Baynes – Midnight Mambo
Duda Moleque – Maracatu
Tarcisio Santos – All Feeling (Quarantine Style)

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Bill Withers - Let Us Love
The Sorcerers - Opening titles
Addis Acoustic Project - Enigenagnalen (We Shall Meet Again)
Dr. Lonnie Smith - Spinning Wheel
Junius Paul - Baker’s Dozen
Clear Path Ensemble – Sacred-7
Manu Dibango - Ceddo
Alfa Mist ft. Jordan Rakai - Door
Linda Oh – Au Privave
Jack Wilkins - Red Clay
Thundercat ft. Louis Cole - I Love Louis Cole    

Mary-Margaret speaks to Te Ara Whatu’s Nate Rew about the ecological harm posed by Council’s bid to draw more than double their current water grab from Waikato River each day.

Justin takes us through the 101 of what’s happening in Hong Kong, where several protestors have been arrested after China’s issuing of a new National Security law. 

Andrew Little joins us again today, he tells Mary-Margaret about the New Zealand Criminal Cases Review Commission, the restoration of the right to legal representation in the family court, and making justice systems less homogenous.

In Neighbourhood Watch, Zoe explains where the second wave of COVID-19 is happening in Australia, and we find out where funding for the arts is going at the moment.

And finally, Ollie is helping you feel more rested in his discussion with Psychologist Dan Ford about sleeping patterns

Today on the Wire, Emily Bell speaks to Doctor Amanda Kvalsvig, an epidemiologist at the University of Otago campus in Wellington, about the debate about N95 masks and how important they are.

The move to the red setting has posed a serious hit to the music and arts industry, with all events over 100 people being cancelled and many artists losing out on work. Jemima Huston interviews event directors John Minty from Splore, Matthew Davis from The Others Way and Dan Hesson from Freqs Out East about their cancellation and postponement decisions. Jemima also speaks to musician and artist Jazmine-Mary about the letter they have written to the Prime Minister asking for support for artists and performers who have lost their jobs in the face of the red setting.

Finally, Emily talks to Manager of the South Island Kōkako Trust Inger Perkins about the search for the South Island Kōkako bird and how the public can get involved.

AUT Professor Allan Blackman joined Christina live in studio for Dear Science. This week, they discussed light therapy as a cancer treatment, the origin of the Black Death, and carbon and nitrogen levels in the sun, as well as a quick detour into astrology and marmots.

Aneeka had her weekly chat with the National Party's Dr. Shane Reti, where they discussed emergency department wait times and Matariki.

Jack also spoke to Dr Dan Hikuroa, a Māori Studies lecturer from the University of Auckland, about Matariki.

Christina spoke to Alejandra Jaramillo Aristizabal, a University of Auckland education student originally from Columbia, about the recent presidential election that saw a left-wing president elected for the first time in the country's history.