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Neighbourhood Watch: November 12th, 2020

On Neighbourhood Watch this week, Justin and Zoe talked about the ABC's Four Corners report alleging federal Attorney General Christian Porter and Minister for Population, Cities and Urban Infrastructure, Alan Tudge, for inappropriate behaviour.

They also talked about gardening group Jim's Mowing founder and CEO Jim Penman's "vile, sexist and racist" letter to Victoria's first indigenous senator Lidia Thorpe over her opposition to the state government's decision to bulldoze a culturally-significant tree for a highway. 

They also talked about NAIDOC week that celebrates Australia's indigenous peoples.

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Learn About Organic Regenerative Horticulture w/ the Earthworkers Programme: May 11, 2021

For the Love of Bees, a community ecological project, is currently running the Earthworkers Programme. Programme particpants will learn from experts about organic regenerative farming processes and how these can be used in their own gardens or pieces of land. 

News and Editorial Director Jemima Huston speaks to Sarah Smuts-Kennedy, the vision holder of the project For the Love of Bees, about what organic regenerative horticulture actually means. Jemima asks how this fruit and vegetable farming style is different to other farming practices taking place in Aotearoa. They discuss whether regenerative farming can work in urban settings and why a move towards organic regenerative horticulture is an important step for ecosystems, climate and communities. Finally, Sarah explains how people can take part in the Earthworkers Programme and learn more about these farming processes.  

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The Wire with Jemima: September 21, 2021

Today on the Tuesday Wire, we are presenting a Best of Level 4 Lockdown show! 

It has been five weeks to the day that the 95bFM News Team started producing news and current affairs content from home. So today, News and Editorial Director Jemima Huston thought she would highlight some of the best Level 4 lockdown pieces created by each person that contributes to our daily current affairs show.

On the show Jemima plays snippets of interviews played on the Wire over the last five weeks. We’ll go over and update our pieces on Conversion Therapy Practices Bill submissions, a book called "Protest! Shaping Aotearoa", how to entice native birds into your garden, the Green Party's thoughts on David Seymour tweeting the Māori vaccination code, the impact of lockdown on climate change, the Canadian election, the latest Afghanistan crisis and the flooding event in West Auckland. 

A massive thank you needs to go to our Wire contributors for their work over this time. Thank you Jessica Hopkins, Louis Macalister, Joe Wickins, Zazi Hewlett, Frances Wright, Justin Wong, Conor Head-McCarthy, Ilena Shadbolt and Noah Ferguson-Dudding. 

You can hear any of the pieces played in this show in full on the Wire page on the 95bFM website. 

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Urban Native Birds w/ Professor Jacqueline Beggs: September 8, 2021

While the rest of the country moves to alert level 2 this week Aucklanders remain home in their bubbles under level 4. With the reduction of cars on the road, native birdsong has become easier to hear and a welcome silver lining of the lockdown for many. For a bit of Covid news relief on the Wire this week, Frances Wright spoke with Professor Jacqueline Beggs from the University of Auckland about New Zealand's native birds, focussing on the beloved kererū which won Bird of the Year in 2018 and are known to occasionally fill themselves up with fermented fruit and fall out of trees…

Frances and Professor Beggs spoke about how kererū survive in urban environments and what we can do to encourage them, and other native birds, into our gardens.

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Totally Wired with Hunter: November 13, 2021

Hunter brings you new music from Mitski, Don Mcglashan, Deadforest, Courtney Barnett & more! Plus, Tāmaki-based skymning chat's to Jess about tracks from 'RELENTLESS, their new album 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 Justin: June 16, 2020

International Desk reports on the conviction of Fillipina journalist Maria Reesa for "cyber libel".

Justin Wong spoke to Green MP Chloe Swarbrick on Auckland Council's emergency budget.

On Community Garden, Bronwyn Wilde talked to artist and curator Sophie Jeram about the distinction between public space and common space.

Justin also discussed with Peter-Lucas Jones of Te Whakaruruhau o Nga Reo Irirangi Maori about the government's proposal to reform Maori media.

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The Wire with Justin: May 5, 2020

Bronwyne Wilde reports on some of the submissions made to Parliament's Justice Select Committee on the bill looking to restore voting rights for some prisoners.

International Desk reports on the situation in Libya, as the internationally-recognized government rejected a call for ceasefire and a renegade general claimed he has the mandate to rule.

Laura Kvigstad and Jessica Hopkins reports on today Epidemic Response Committee.

Oscar Perress talked to Denise Bijoux of Catalyse, a network of strategic and creative professionals who enable locally-led regeneration on Community Garden.

A special This Day in History saw Conor Knell talking about the 850th anniversary since Anglo-Normans invaded Ireland.

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Power'd Up Radio ft Extra Special Joe :The Sequel - 20/06/22

This week Birthday Boy Extra Special Joe joined us for tomfoolery, bikkie treats and florida stories. As well as an iimpromptu surprise movie trailer 

 

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The Friday Wire: July 1st, 2022

Another stacked and varied show on this Fridays Wire! Today:

Liam spoke with councillor Richard Hills about the positive new report on Kauri Dieback in the Waitakere Ranges on City Counselling. 

They also had a chat with UoAs Stephen Hoadley about the new NZ EU trade deal.

Frances spoke to Sarah McFadden, the GM of Kelmarna Gardens in Ponsonby about regenerative local food systems.

Liam also spoke with Liam Mcllvanney from UoO on Scottish independence.

And finally Alejandra Perotti from the University of Reading on the possible extinction of tiny mites that have sex on your face as a part of our newest segment, Strangest Things!

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95bFM Jazz Show with Def Jim: Sunday September 4, 2022

Def Jim brings you a plethora of stone cold jazz delights for Dad's Day.