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In Hour 1 we welcome Frank Bretschneider who was raised in Karl-Marx-Stadt (now Chemnitz) in the German Democratic Republic. He is the founder of the influential East German underground band AG. Geige and co-founder of the prestigious Raster-Noton label. He lives as a musician, video artist and producer in Berlin. He had this to say about his mix;
"The mix is to promote the SICHTEN 1 album I had the honor to compile, so it contains mainly the music of the artists represented there on. But instead to just repeat the tracks from SICHTEN, I thought to chose new, partly unreleased material as far as available: the title track of Zavoloka’s brand new PROMENI album, new material by Benjamin Brunn, two tracks from Warnecke’s 2016 album COMPUTERMUSIK EINS (FÜR DIE OHREN), and some collaborative work by Retina.It.
The mix includes as well two tracks by raster label mates Island People, resp. AtomTM (in its ’94 incarnation Lassigue Bendthaus), plus some music I enjoyed recently.
Hope you enjoy too."

In Hour 2 it's Graham Van Pelt who recently released 'Time Travel', his first record in the four years since he moved from Montreal to Toronto, and he’s no longer Miracle Fortress, or Inside Touch, or any of the aliases he’s used to record over the years. He’s just Graham Van Pelt. He told us;
"This mix includes some of the tracks I turned to for inspiration while I getting my new record ready, as well as some other vibes I've been feeling more recently.  Larry Heard and Ben Cenac(Dream 2 Science) are the producers I've been most inspired by while working on tracks over the past couple years, while labels like Sounds Of Beaubien West, Rush Hour and ASL Singles Club have been keeping things fresh and fun in my world.  I think this mix spans a lot of my tastes both old and new and gives a good sense of my moody headspace of late."

Hour 1 - Frank Bretschneider:

Framework 12 - Mads Emil Nielsen
Love Control feat. HPRIZM - MimiCof
Pet Peg Step - Benjamin Brunn
Stream 08 (Diebs for Kane Remix) - Dieb
Jove Layup - Lee Gamble
ZeroZero31 - Julia Govor
Logicmix - Retina.It + Komet
Promeni - Zavoloka
Spark - MimiCof
Frank Bretschneider
Stroboscopic Tricks - Pierce Warnecke
Open Circle - Håkan Lidbo
Space Swamp - Badun
Smog (feat. AKN) - YPY
So Much Love - Farben
Avenza - Svreca & Retina.it
Right\Shit - Soul Center
Titel 09 - Bretschneider & Brunn
Waterway - Island People
I'm Slowly Morphing - Lassigue Bendthaus
Resplendent Response - Pierce Warnecke

Hour 2 - Graham Van Pelt:

My Love Turns To Liquid - Dream 2 Science
Mercurian Funk - Larry Heard
Just A Test - Ken Gill
Romantic Comedy - Gadi Mizrahi & Soul Clap
System Defender - Villa Abo
Soul Of A Man - Gene Tellem
How RU Plush feat. Regularfantasy - D. Tiffany 
Analog Love - The Godson
All My love Is "Free" - Jump Source
Finedrawn Overcast - Electric Sound 
Azure Lagoon - Seb W & Phil B
Double Dribble - Chaos In The CBD
Endless Flight - The It
 

The New Zealand Government has made a deal with global tech giant Amazon to the sum of $100 million plus NZD for the production of . The deal extends to an ongoing relationship where a senior team from Amazon will look at further opportunities available in Aotearoa.

News and Editorial Director Jemima Huston looks into the deal and some of the different perspectives on it. She 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. They go over their individual positions on the deal, the impact it could have on employment in New Zealand's film and television industry, and the problems that could arise between Amazon’s reputation for treating workers 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.

The Amazon deal has brought up a number of different economic and moral issues for those working in film and television, politicians, economists and New Zealanders more generally. Will a state relationship with Amazon provide more opportunities for New Zealanders or could the millions of dollars this deal involves be better used elsewhere in a Covid-19 world?

Do you know what your neighbourhood looked like 100 years ago, and can you envisage your neighbourhood in 100 years from now? Those are the questions an upcoming documentary, Now & Then, is asking. Made by local filmmaker, Ursula Williams, the film takes looks at artist John Radford & his alter ego Ron, who together are making and selling 256 highly detailed miniature replicas of early 1900’s suburban bay villas for a major sculptural installation and participatory performance, Graft. Fixated on the destruction of inner city domestic architecture, the work comprises two hillside precincts from his imagined suburban oblivion. Williams joins Ximena in the studio to tell her more about Radford's work & and about how her film will examine it.