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Fabians Hollywood w/ Fabian Fanboy: December 21, 2018

Fabian joins us live in studio as, instead of Tinsel Town, catching up with Mike over the memories that 95bFM bring and the latest film releases, Bumblebee, Aquaman, and Bird Box. But which films are worth our while, Fabian?

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I/V w/ Bella & Tui: July 3, 2019

Belle and Tui from Dance Plant Collective join Rachel in studio for a chat about First Thursday's, the wintery event on Karangahape Road that we're all looking forward to. The pair talk contemporary dance, light boxes (shout out to Tui's Dad) and guest dancers in their collective. You can catch them at Cross Street tomorrow night at First Thursday's or later in July at Tūrama Festival.

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95bFM Jazz Show with Def Jim:Sunday August 18, 2019

Def Jim delivers de goods fo' yo Sunday capers: Jazz and then some...

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What's Cooking with Jason Payn The Beer Festival: October 28, 2020

Jason Payn from The Beer Spot visits the bFM studio with two boxes of brews in hand, to guest select some tunes and chat about The Beer Festival. Taking place at the Cloud, Friday 6th & Saturday 7th of November.

Get your tickets from ticketmaster.

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City Counselling w/ Pippa Coom: October 10th, 2022

Local elections are in their final stretch, with a little under 24 hours to go before voting officially closes. 

Postal ballots were closed last Tuesday, however you can still vote by putting your envelope into a ballot box available near Countdown supermarkets, libraries, and various other places. 

The voter turnout this year has been grim, with lower levels of voter turnout across Auckland especially amongst younger people. 

Many have criticised the way the local government elections have been rolled out, with issues of voting papers not turning up or too many barriers to voting.

Liam spoke to city councillor Pippa  Coom about the local elections, why they’re important, and why there's been such a low turnout.

 

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The One to Four with Eli: Thursday March 20, 2025

💚 3 hours of music from everywhere + an original in there.

Eccentric Track of the Week: Grey Code, Phase - Call in Me
Live Before the Entertainment Guide: Talking Heads - Girlfriend is Better (Live)

Japanese track in the opening: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JbduTCYf5t0

Playlist is also available here for streaming on spotify and updates weekly. (But if you listen and like, please consider supporting on bandcamp / otherwise <3)

See you beautiful creatures next week, thank you always for supporting bFM 💚

ザ・ハウムズ, アンサンブルシュバリエー & タイニー・ショップ - 道イキントウ
Eli Miles Salter - ?
joshfx - sketamine
Aphex Twin - Avril 14 (Will Van Horn Pedal Steel Cover)
Madlib - Road of the Lonely Ones
Massive Attack, Elizabeth Fraser - Black Milk
Fairuz - Ma Kedert Neseet
Bibio - Old Graffiti
Womb - Only You
Lucy Dacus - Talk
There’s a Tuesday - Margo
The Chills - Steel Skies
Mim Jensen - Past Life
Te Manu, Shankara NZ - Pūnganangana (Dub)
Grey Code, Phase - Call in Me
Roygreen & Protone, Dual - You Did This
John Glacier - Home
Reb Fountain - Nothing Like
Roy Montgomery - Downtown to Vesuvio
Voxtrot - Warmest Part of the Winter
Photek - Into the 90’s
Whitney Houston - It’s Not Right But It’s Ok (Pj Bridger Refix)
Mammalien - I Don’t Want to Live on This Planet Anymore
Transistors - Country Music
Body of Work - Secondhand Blues
The Hongi Slicker - Falling Off (prod. Kenny Sterling)
Kedr Livanskiy - Anna
Talking Heads - Girlfriend is Better (Live)
Mount Kimbie - Boxing feat. King Krule (DJ Python Remix)
MGMT - Congratulations
DONSURF - Concorvado
Joan As Police Woman - The Magic
Saya Gray - SHELL ( OF A MAN )
V.I.V.E.K - Asteroids
Rareman - Power Ballad
Skepta - Gas Me Up (Diligent) [Acapella]
Ahmed Fakroun - Nisyan
Peter Cat Recording Company - Memory Box

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Vetoing in the UN

A United Nations Security Council resolution to halt the violence in Syria through a ceasefire was led by New Zealand. However, Russia with the support of China used their vetoing power to block the resolution.

Green Party spokesperson for Global Affairs Kennedy Graeme spoke to bFM reporter Olly Clifton.

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A'ta: An island enslaved

Author Scott Morrison has put out a new book examining the dark history of Tongan island A’ta. In 1863, a group of sailors and whalers - some of them New Zealanders - arrived at the island and kidnapped half of its inhabitants. The some 150 ‘Atans were then sold into slavery, while the rest of the island's residents were eventually forced to abandon their home for the mainland. Producer Mack Smith spoke to Scott about the significance of these events and began by asking him what led him to uncover them.

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Scientists & Hackers Save Climate Change Data

Last week an unusual gathering of scientists and hackers met at the University of Pennsylvania. This was not the first time such a group had met and they were tasked with retrieving and preserving climate data from government web pages before the Donald Trump administration tore it all down. Their predictive action was not in vain, either, after the inauguration the new Whitehouse.gov website reflects notable absences. Dr. Bethany Wiggin is director of the program in Environmental Humanities at the university and has been heavily involved in this activism meets data recovery. bFM Reporter Mackenzie Smith spoke to her and began by asking what led to this action.

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Airport assassination brings North Korea back to the fore.

The killing of Kim Jong-un's half-brother, Kim Jong-nam, has sparked concern that the notorious leader is clamping down on power. The death has led to international outcry amidst already rising worries over North Korea's missile program. Mack speaks to Auckland University's Changzoo Song about this political mess.