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Guest Interview w/ Half Hexagon: Rāapa July 30, 2025

James from Half Hexagon joins Rosetta for a kōrero about the re-release of Half Hexagon's two EPs on vinyl! The new wax is available for pre-order now, and each 12-inch vinyl will include a bonus-track. Whakarongo mai nei!

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That's The Spirit: 10 November, 2025

Peter discusses the beatification of first green fairy and founder of the religious order Daughters of Our Lady of Compassion, catholic nun Suzanne Aubert. Whakarongo mai nei!

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The Wire w/ Sara: 24 February 2026

For Dear Science, our expert, Dr Cushla McGoverin chats with us about the ‘Spinosaurus’, a repellent for bed bugs, and research on the inner ear and hearing loss 
For our weekly catchup with the National Party, Wire Host Sara spoke to National MP Ryan Hamlilton about ‘move-on’ orders to take place in New Zealand’s cities, Auckland’s housing intensification changes, and the plans for a Ministry of Cities, Environment, Regions & Transport
For Green World, Sara spoke to CEO of WWF New Zealand, Dr Kayla Kingdon-Bebb, about the environmental NGO roadmap looking at an ‘environmental reset’ in New Zealand policy.
Producer Vihan spoke to the University of Auckland’s Dr Emmy Rākete on the new move-on orders for rough sleepers and how it can affect Aotearoa’s social landscape. 
Producer Toby spoke to Auckland University’s Chris Ogden about the geopolitical significance of the Chagos Islands, and why Donald Trump is so unhappy about Britain ceding them to Mauritius.

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Political Commentary w/ Lara Greaves: Rātu February 24, 2026

Lara joins Rosetta and Milly for another week of political commentary - this week chatting about Chris Hipkins' State of The Nation Speech, and the Government's newly announced move-on orders for homeless populations in city centres. Whakarongo mai nei!

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Flicks 'n' That with Steve Newall: March 11, 2026

Steve talks his Oscar picks in an unconventional order, inspired by a People Magazine headline!

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CPAG calls on Ministers to reverse lunch cuts with Budget bid w/ CPAG Governing Committee Deputy Chair Rich Greissman: 26 March, 2025

The free school lunch program has been in the headlines here in Aotearoa for several weeks after facing significant impacts to their quality and delivery following a complete restructure of the program led by associate education minister David Seymour.

Many schools have reported late deliveries of meals beyond the lunch period, plastic packaging melting into the food and one student even experiencing burns from the packaging that required medical attention.

This, of course, has the greatest impact on the more than 150,000 Tamariki living in severe poverty, who relied on programs like Ka Ora Ka Ako to receive daily meals.

In response, the Child poverty action group has made a call to senior government ministers and Finance Minister Nicola Willis to restore the funding that was cut from the school lunches program so that schools across the motu could receive meals from local community suppliers.

Oto spoke to Rich Greissman - Deputy Chair of the Child Poverty Action Group's Governing Committee, to discuss the group’s call and why it’s important for the government to ensure the provision of healthy school lunches to Tamariki.

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Universal Harmony: January 9, 2018

Featuring music from Lord Apex, BROCKHAMPTON, Kamaiyah, Smerz, Totally Mild, Oby Onyioha, Jo Tongo, Kamasi Washington, Dogg Master, Ben James Leo, Fela Kuti and Estère.

Feature: Sound of Sydney
Checking in with our man Carlos, to hear what life's like in our slightly bigger sister city... 

k2k - Malibu
k2k - Pacha
Maze & Frankie Beverly - Twilight

Feature: Pre-Mo Tuuuune
The song we shine a spotlight on...

similarobjects - La Bebe, La Lomi, T'Mefeles, At La Kagef
This is the third song of four off the Ugaf EP, released 29 December 2017. Released on Darker Than Wax, the EP features the likes of Miles Bonny, dj Khalab, Nickodemus, DJ Sosupersam, and more. The EP is "an attempt to showcase to the world his ancestry and heritage through creative interpretation.."

Feature: A Different Take On The World
Where we highlight a different way of thinking in order to better understand our experience of the world...

Why we shouldn't watch news as often (or at all?). The addiction to the latest events may be a kind of illness that cuts us off from the real insights and information we need to lead good lives.​ You can spend your time in many more useful ways.

 
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95bFM Drive w/ Oto: Rāmere September 19, 2025

Rāmere drive featured Pōneke 4-piece post-punk outfit Half/Angel playing for Friday live, playing their newest E.P - Boat Ramp + Jitterbug, and witty banter from today's drive host - Oto.

Brought to you by NZ On Air Music, with thanks to McLeod's Brewery. 

Thanks to The Beer Spot!

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Cutting transport emissions with electric vehicles: June 10, 2021

The Climate Change Commission has recommended sweeping changes to cut down emissions from transport, which totalled about 47 per cent of New Zealand's carbon emissions.

It wants petrol and diesel car imports to be fully banned no later than 2035, and to have ships electrified after 2025 and short-haul routes operated by electric planes by 2030.

The roadmap also targeted to have more cars run by a mix of petrol and biofuel.

The Motor Industry Association, which represents importers and distributors of new vehicles, said they 'cautiously welcome' the report.

Its chief executive David Crawford spoke to Justin Wong.

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Foodstuffs price cut w/ Jon Duffy: May 13, 2022

Foodstuffs, in response to nationwide concerns about the price of groceries, has announced a 10% price cut on its 110 most commonly purchased items.

This announcement mirrors a recent price freeze that was imposed in the last week by foodstuff’s competitor Countdown on its own essential products.

Casper spoke to Jon Duffy, the chief executive of Consumer NZ about Foodstuffs’ announcement, what it will mean for consumers and what it tells us about the current state of competition in the New Zealand supermarket industry. Casper began by asking him how substantial the discount will be for New Zealand consumers.