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The Wire with Jemima: January 26, 2021

Today on the Tuesday Wire it's just Jemima and Hanna again!

School Strike for Climate New Zealand will rally outside Parliament today and call on the country's leaders to take meaningful climate action in the first 100 days of government. Jemima speaks to SS4C media representative Ethan Reille about the rally and the organisation's six demands. 

Hanna talks to Bernie Smith, CEO of the Monte Cecilia Housing Trust, about the Labour Party's recently announced plan to build public housing, and about the situation on the ground.

Jemima chats to to Dr Bridgette Toy-Cronin, Director and Senior Lecturer at the University of Otago Faculty of Law, about her report on how we can use online self help tools to combat the gap in access to justice in Aotearoa. 

Hanna speaks to the Disarmament and Security Centre Coordinator Lucy Stewart about the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons, which became international law today.

Finally, Jemima goes over some of the issues regarding the new Northland Covid-19 case. Due to technical issues, the team reads an interview Jemima did with Lesley Gray Public Health Specialist and Senior Lecturer at the Univerity of Otago based in Wellington on transmissability of the South African Variant, infection via ventilation systems and how likely it is New Zealand will enter another lockdown this year. 

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Red Eared Slider Turtles on Cooks Beach w/ Donna Moot: January 29th, 2021

Currently on Cooks Beach officials are having to capture red eared slider turtles in an effort to control their numbers. The species are not antive and are in the top 100 most invasive species in the world. To understand more about the issue, James talks to Donna Moot from turtle rescue in Christchurch.

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The Wire with Jemima: April 20, 2021

Today on the Tuesday Wire, Lyric Waiwiri-Smith talks to Dr. Elizabeth Kerekere of the Green Party about the need for an independent Māori Health Authority.

Jemima Huston looked into the Government’s $100 million plus deal with tech giant Amazon. Jemima speaks to National Party spokesperson for economic development Todd McClay, New Zealand film producer John Barnett and Green Party spokesperson on economic development Chlöe Swarbrick. We touch on their thoughts on the deal, the impact a state relationship with Amazon will have on employment in Aotearoa's film and TV industry, as well as the potential problems that could arise between Amazon’s reputation for treating worker poorly and New Zealand’s Hobbit Law which has left all those working in the film industry as independent contractors without the same protections of employees or rights to unionise. 

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Anzac Day in Aotearoa w/ Vincent O'Malley and the RSA; 30 April, 2021.

Last Sunday, thousands of New Zealanders gathered to commemorate the anniversary of New Zealand and Australian troops landing at Gallipoli. Anzac Day is one of the biggest events and ceremonies in Aotearoa, but recently it has been criticised for overshadowing arguably more significant historical events.

Noah Ferguson-Dudding spoke to historian Vincent O'Malley who has argued that the New Zealand Wars of the 19th century had a more profound effect on the country, but are overlooked as they are harder for Pākehā to come to terms with.

Many New Zealanders are still in favour of Anzac Day, however. Noah also spoke to National President of the RSA, BJ Clark, who believes Anzac Day remains an important day to commemorate and honour those who have fought for New Zealand over the past 100 years.

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Canterbury Floods: Climate Change and Community Resilience: June 02, 2021

Over the weekend Canterbury saw a massive flooding event that experts have described as a one in 100 year event. 

News and Editorial Director Jemima Huston talks to University of Otago Acting Director for the Centre for Sustainability Caroline Orchiston about the resilience of the Canterbury community throughout the rainfall event. Jemima also speaks to Senior Research Fellow at Victoria University of Wellington’s Climate Change Research Institute Dr Judy Lawrence about the growing relevance of climate warming in extreme weather events. 

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Papatoetoe Tornado Donations w/ Alf Filipaina

Following last weeks tornado in Papatoetoe, the Auckland Council and New Zealand Government have each donated $100,000 to provide immediate relief for the local community. The combined $200,000 is expected to help with emergency housing, food and electricity, and family or personal crises, among other costs. 

Manukau Ward Councillor Alf Filipaina joined producer Louis to chat about the tornado's impacts and how funding might help the local community. 

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Totally Wired with Hunter: November 6, 2021

Hunter brings you new music from Julien Dyne, Samara Alofa, Yard Act,, Sasami & more! Plus, Tāmaki-based bb gurl chat's to Jess about tracks from 'tytl <3', their debut mixtape for Long Player, thanks to NZ On Air Music! 


Thanks to Flying Out for sponsoring Totally Wired! Check out their online shop at flyingout.co.nz

 

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The Wire with Jemima: December 14, 2021

This week on the Wire we're recapping some of the best news pieces the 95bFM news team has produced this year with our Best of 2021 shows. So, today Jemima Huston and Emily Bell bring you the best of the Tuesday Wire.

Jemima recaps her pieces on the government's $100 million plus deal with tech giant Amazon to film The Lord of the Rings television series and Apple's child exploitation material scanning technology set to be rolled out on US Apple devices. 

We play Trishil Dahya's piece on experiencing the autism spectrum. 

Emily runs through 10 of the most significant events this year to round up the news cycle for 2021.

Finally, we replay Isla Christensen and Stella Huggins' Tomorrow's World episode on memory recall and the true ability of humans to remember events. 

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The Wire with Jemima: January 25, 2022

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.

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95bFM Jazz Show With Hosts Dr Mark Baynes, Miss Dom, Blind Mango Chutney NZ Music Month Special 22 May 2022

Dr Mark Baynes, Miss Dom and Blind Mango Chutney co-host this Aotearoa Music Month special with a live jazz programme curated by Mark. Peperomia, The Steve Sheffif SS5Tet and Goldsmith Baynes perform at 95bFM HQ. #NZMusicMonth