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The Wire w/ Oto: 4 September, 2024

For their regular catch-up, Oto spoke to the Green Party’s Ricardo Menéndez March about the National Land transport Programme, the Ministry of Education removing information on charter schools from their website and the party’s nomination for bird of the year.

He spoke to Professor Christine Rubie-Davies from the University of Auckland to talk about the practice of streaming in classrooms and the Kōkirihia initiative led by Ngāi Tahu which looks to replace it with High expectation teaching and mixed ability classrooms.

And he spoke to Researcher Leueta Mulipola from the University of Auckland to talk about a study she conducted on anger studying anger through the lens of Samoan youth in Aotearoa.

Sasha spoke to John Minto from Palestine Solidarity Network Aotearoa about double standards in New Zealand's media coverage of Israel’s war on Gaza.

He also spoke to Professor Barry Barton from the University of Waikato about the government’s intention to reverse the oil and gas exploration ban.

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Poverty Increasing the Risk of Dementia w/ the University of Auckland’s Etuini Ma’u: 9 September 2024

Dementia is expected to double in the next 20 years in Aotearoa, but for Pasifika and Māori, it’s expected to triple. 

New research shows the risk of developing dementia is 60% higher for people living in the most deprived areas of NZ compared to those in the least deprived areas.

Because of the disproportionate representation of Māori and Pasifika in lower socio-economic groups, the risk of those developing dementia also sits at a disproportionately high level. 

Senior lecturer in the Department of Psychological Medicine at the University of Auckland, Etuini Ma’u led the public health expert briefing that took a deep dive into the research. 

Producer Evie spoke to Ma’u about the factors of poverty that lead to this increased dementia risk, and how these can be combated on both an individual and wider structural level.

 

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Morning Glory w/ Fern: 19 August 2024

Spooks & laments unfold into a spiral of dubs, dancehall & DNB 

Brought to you by The Tuning Fork!

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Rising Whooping Cough Cases w/ Chief Executive of the Asthma and Respiratory Foundation New Zealand, Letitia Harding: 14 October, 2024

New Zealand is currently facing its highest numbers of whooping cough cases since early 2019, with 187 cases being reported in September, more than double the cases that were reported in August.

The spike has resulted in Health New Zealand Te Whatu Ora to say that  Aotearoa is “on the cusp” of a national outbreak.

Asthma and Respiratory Foundation New Zealand has since called for urgent action regarding the concerning rise in the infection.

Monday Wire Host, Joel, spoke to the Chief Executive of the foundation, Letitia Harding, about the rise in cases, and how we can tackle the rising cases.

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Radio Mother w/ Joel: 17 October, 2024

A few tracks from artists from the Laneway 2025 lineup, such as Charli xcx, Fcukers, Clairo, and Vera Ellen, and other upcoming gigs coming to Tāmaki Makaurau, such as Strawpeople, at the Hollywood Avondale on the 18th of October, and DARTZ, coming to Double Whammy on the 5th of December! And Wire Host, Castor, comes in for a quick chat about the League of Legends Finals? Whakarongo mai!

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Fast-Tracked Upgrades to Auckland Prison w/ Emmy Rākete from people against prisons Aotearoa: 9th October, 2024

One of the projects included in the government's recently announced fast track list is a construction project that would increase the capacity of Paremoremo, Auckland Prison.

The project would add a series of new rooms, floors and beds to the prison, which would double the prison’s inmate capacity from 600 to 1200.

The announcement has been criticised and denounced by prison reform activists in Aotearoa, with one of their concerns being that, without adequate staffing to accommodate an increase in prisoners, the upgrades would lead to chaos and more antisocial behaviour in the prison. 

Oto spoke to Emmy Rākete, a Lecturer in Social Sciences at the University of Auckland and founder of People against prisons Aotearoa, to discuss the announcement of fast tracked upgrades to Auckland prison.

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Concerning Increase in Drug Use and Availability w/ Executive Director Sarah Helm from The New Zealand Drug Foundation

Just less than two weeks ago, two new drug use surveys have been released, showing significant increases in drug use and availability, especially cocaine.

In the past five years, drug prices have continued to fall and in turn use for some substances have almost doubled. The nearly fifty-year-old drug law is outdated and has resulted in greater supply and addiction. The government’s current approach of infrequent drug busts and supply restrictions are ineffective at preventing that.

Sasha spoke to The New Zealand Drug Foundations Executive Director, Sarah Helm, about the new survey results and issues surrounding safe use.

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The 95bFM Jazz Show, Sunday 15 Dec 2024, with Blind Mango Chutney

Legendary Tamaki Jazz Trumpeter Kim Paterson 🎺🎺 joins as special, studio guest  🎧🎤😎In celebration of the Dr. Tree album, vinyl reissue. Kim — as one of the album's main contributors — sets the scene & chats about  the creation of the Epic Dr. Tree album.

The album, originally released in 1976, features the most amazing line-up of Aotearoa's most stunning, & best Jazz players 🎹🥁🎷🎸🎺🎶🎵🪘 Including Kim, alongside the equally legendary bandleader, composer, & drummer Frank Gibson Jr. Plus the project's Musical Director — the late great Murray McNabb, just to name a few of the album's greats.

The album still stands as one of the greatest releases to ever come out of Aotearoa (New Zealand)
The multiple, award-winning album has received a stunning, double-vinyl reissue package very recently ✔️✔️ #drTree2024vinylreissue
#aotearoajazzlegends #dr.tree
DJ Sassy also pops-by -  with more superstylin' Dilmah Peach  [🍑] [🍑] coolers,& hosts the Jazz Gig Guide [💥] [👍]
Miss Dom also pops-in too  & hosts the Vinyl Guide — & together the Jazz crew play a few Jazz-Wise selections for recently departed friend & BFM colleague Jules Barnett.
 
Tracklisting:
Dr. Tree - Twilight Zone
Dr. Tree - Eugino D
Dr. Tree - Vulcan Worlds
Dr. Tree - Mood Waltz
Dr. Tree - Affirmation (Alternative Version)
Alex Ventling & Kim Paterson - How Deep is the Ocean, How High is the Sky
Charlie Hunter Trio - Come As You Are 
Max Roach - The Drum also Waltzes
Jimmy Smith - I've Got My Mojo Working
Art Blakey - Scotch Blues
Lalo Scifrin - The Wave
Bill Evans - Santa Claus is Coming to Town

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Critiques of ‘mansplaining’ period products, the Destiny Church pride protests and the Director General of Health’s resignation w/ ACT's Simon Court: 17 February, 2025

ACT MP Simon Court has come under fire in the last few days for comments he made to a submitter in a select committee meeting about menstrual products. 

During a hearing on benefit sanctions a female submitter was outlining concerns about period poverty and the impacts menstrual products can have on a low-income family budget. 

In response to these concerns Court asked if she was aware of, or had people around her aware of, a menstrual cup - outlining its cost and where to buy it. He was heavily criticised by Te Pati Maori, and later Labour for ‘mansplaining’, calling his comments ‘deeply offensive’ as he doubled down. 

For our weekly catch up with the ACT Party Producer Evie spoke to Simon Court about these comments. They also spoke about the Destiny Church protest at Auckland Pride over the weekend, as well as the Director General of Health’s resignation, the third key health role resignation in recent weeks. 

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Addressing Period Poverty w/ Taslim Parsons, Interim CEO at Dignity NZ: 24 February, 2025

On the show last week, in our weekly catch up with the ACT Party’s Simon Court we discussed comments he had made about period products. 

Court came under fire in the media following a hearing on benefit sanctions. During this hearing a female submitter was outlining concerns about period poverty and the impacts menstrual products can have on a low-income family budget. 

In response to these concerns Court asked if she was aware of, or had people around her aware of, a menstrual cup - outlining its cost and where to buy it. He was heavily criticised by Te Pati Maori, and later Labour for ‘mansplaining’, calling his comments ‘deeply offensive’ as he continued to double down. 

During our interview last week he stood by his comments. 

Period poverty action group, Dignity NZ says that Court’s comments were misplaced, and ignore a variety of issues that come with periods. 

Producer Evie spoke to Dignity NZ interim CEO Taslim Parsons about period poverty in Aotearoa and how it needs to be addressed.