How about it? It’s the 95bFM Top 10 with Annabel and Callum! On this week's show, Dr. Jonathan Pearce swings for the fences with some wild chart predictions; Annabel seeks medical advice live on the radio; we drink some delicious smokey Thomson whisky, care of our whisky Godmother; and whilst announcing the number one song, special guest Taylor tries to squeeze his quiz all over our show… (if you know what I mean), all while counting down the biggest songs in the nation!
This week Theo spoke to Sandy Gibbs about her RM Gallery exhibition The paradox of failure: sport, competition, and contemporary art. Later on Dominic Hoey talked about the poetry night he's put together at the Gus Fisher gallery, and Theo played a really long Don Cherry song.
I tēnei ata kei te Hōtaka Parakuihi: We roll in hot from the 2021 Taite Music Awards with an awesome package with the nominees and winners from last night; Rob Bollix chats shape-shifting, classist ants in the Mind Trench; Tim Batt gives us a rundown on the Samoan election and big ol' funds for journalism in Aotearoa in Mediabatt; and Amelia D'Screte gives us a whole damn history lesson in Word Salad while chatting about conlangs! Whakarongo mai, and a big congrats to everyone involved with the Taites!
We catch up with Kim Boyd frow the Estuary Art Centre - they have a new exhibition of treasures called "NINGYŌ: Art and Beauty of Japanese dolls", and we find out what the show entails.
Welcome back to the rainbow, it’s the 95bFM Top Ten! Arguably the biggest show of the year, we celebrated NZ Music Month by playing some hot Aotearoa born bangers. On today’s show; Jon Pearce took a week off so phoned his phone-in, Oli Devlin who… did his best; we reviewed Ben Sinclair’s Beer Ball tutorial on YouTube; we shared our wins, including Hamish who found a license plate on the road; we drank and reviewed some delicious Talisker whisky; and we celebrated birthday boy and Annabel’s dad Paul Kean… all while playing the biggest songs in the country! That rainbow kind of magic.
This week's show features all New Zealand music in celebration of NZ Music Month. Sam picks some of his fave local tracks from his time at 95bFM (2015 to 2025).
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