On this weeks regular chat with the National Party's Denise Lee she talks with host, Laura Kvigstad on the partnership visa that has been labeled as racist by the Indian community and why Lee believes Immigration New Zealand is being too rigid.
Then, Laura and Denise chat about how the government has made a step in the right direction by giving an interium period for the farming industry to not pay for carbon emissions in National's eyes but they touch on the concerns of National.
Finally, they chat about the End of Life Choice Bill being voted to go to referendum. Denise tells us why she didn't support this choice saying it's the job of MP's to navigate intricate legislation.
Ravi and Kierron join Zoë in studio to chat about their show at the Basement theatre, Take The Crown. The pair chat to Zoë and Rachel about queer representation in theatre and the power of having a platform. Would it really be a theatre guide in January if we don't talk about Shakespeare? Get yourself along to Macbeth at Shakespeare in the Park and Much Ado About Nothingat the Pop-Up Globe. Plus, one last mention, Oldest Friend, at the Pumphouse Theatre.
Reptiles At Dawn - We've Come To Play
Solid Gold Hell - Sugar Bag
The Johnnies - Govt Don't Care
The Aesthetics - 20
The Music Convention - Belly Bored Beat
The Raw Nerves - I'm Disgusting
Androidss - Mr Fish
Las Tetas - Estrangers
I Drink Your Blood! - Evading The Devine Philistine
The Body Electric - Pulsing
The Warners - Poke Your Eyes Out
Hi Tone Destroyers - No Way Son
The Blue Bloods - Slut On Junk
Brother Love & The Homebacon Gang - Open Sky
Desperate Measures - Death Wish
Snapper - Killzone 44
Magic Factory - Sorry For You Loss
Flesh Device - Hamburger II
The Cavemen - Satan Is Her Name
Mutation - Thick Hair Protrudes & Bursts Through Wet Skin
Drax - Back To The Lair
DHDFD's - Pessimist
Vincent H.L. - Golden Sun
NZ MUSIC MONTH SPECIAL || REPAIRS - Last Chances | PIN GROUP - Ambivalence | FAZERDAZE - Bedroom Talks | PICKLE DARLING - Rinse Spin Cycle / Nicolas Cage | THE BRUNETTES - Bestfriend Envy | TEAM DYNAMITE - Who? Ft. Diggy Dupe | ENO X DIRTY - Get That Cash | CHAIIN - Trouble | CHRISTOPH EL TRUENTO - Washed Ft Lui Lui | UNCHAINED XL - Learn To Shine | SISTERS UNDERGROUND - In The Neighbourhood | POPSTRANGERS - In Some Ways | MYELE MANZANZA - Judgement (For Andrew) | MANUEL DARQUART - It's A Dub | THOUSAND LIMBS - Mara | THE BETHS - Dying To Believe | STRANGELOVE - Tallulah | ELI DRIFTWOOD - One Of These Days | REB FOUNTAIN - Samson | DELANEY DAVIDSON - Down On Me | SO LAID BACK COUNTRY CHINA - Blood | SWALLOW THE RAT - Leaving Room | DIE! DIE! DIE! - Don't Try | STRAITJACKET FITS - Way | CICADA - Get Up | VANESSA WORM - In Heaven We Are | DOMINIC HOEY + MATT SHORT - Plague | KOIZILLA - Let's Go Camping | VERA ELLEN - World Emotion | FANAU SPA - Breakfast | DATELINE - Don't Know (What To Do With Me) | TRANSISTOR - All You Remember | DION LUNADON - Hanging By A Thread | SHOES THIS HIGH - The Nose One | THE SCAVENGERS - True Love | THE HAIRDOS - Jack My Hair Up | SHOCKING PINKS - It's Hard To Breathe | THE HEX WAVES - Witch On A Motorcycle | DOG POWER - Love Potion | NADIA REID - Best Thing | LION DIXON - Luv | TOTEMS - Stunt 151 | VIRTUAL SHADOW ENSEMBLE - Kanohi ki kanohi, In A Virtual World Ft. Julian Lubin | SHANNENGEORGIAPETERSEN - Die | RYAN HENDRIKS - Roundabout | JUNO IS - It's No Groover | COCO SOLID - ABC Ft. Eric Ultimate | MELTING FACES - Outlook For Thursday | THE SWINGERS - Certain Sound ||.
In the days after the killing of George Floyd, protesters have made several demands to counter police violence and racism in the United States. Some of the demands directly relate to the history of race and violence in America and in particular an emphasis on the memory of the American Civil War. With this, has come a renewed campaign to remove racially offensive public memorials, a campaign which has also spread to other countries such as the UK and New Zealand. Doug Becker discusses the latest developments with Brent Sasley.
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Frances Chan plays a profusion of recent releases from both sides of the Atlantic and the Tasman Sea too - hear the latest in fusion, ambient, experimental and electro jazz, plus a vintage 70s recording released for the first time.
Setlist:
Amina Figarova – Road to the Sun
Waaju – Grown
Nerija – Riverfest
The Lasso, Jordan Hamilton & The Saxsquatch – Requez
The Lasso, Jordan Hamilton & The Saxsquatch – Voyager Too
Byron the Aquarius – Universal Insanity
Mark Lettieri – Magnetar
Nala Sinephro – Space 2
Ebi Soda & Yazz Ahmed – Chandler
Soccer96 & Salami Rose Joe Louis – Yesterday Knows Me
Telemakus – Mars Blues
Bob Stewart & Taj Mahal – Big Kneed Gal
Trioglodyte & Karen Hu – Black and Tan Fantasy
Duke Ellington – Trumpets No End (Blue Skies)
Let Your Hair Down – Pizza Pie
Zeitgeist Freedom Energy Exchange – Keep On Lovin’
Mara TK – Grew Up Inna Chaos
Athletic Progression – Moussas Finest
Amaro Freitas – Cazumba
Marcos Resende – Nergal
Join us as Spike guides you through your Tuesday morning. Deputy Mayor of Tāmaki Makaurau, Desley Simpson dials in to talk about the weather warnings for the city and what the council is doing to prepare, as well as the recent numbers on the record-breaking amount of budget submissions. Rita Mae comes up to the studio to chat about her upcoming EP release show for her record Superfeeling. On Stage Direction, Alice Canton speaks with Jane Leonard and Te Arohanui Korewha from the team of KŌPŪ, a show sharing the songs of young wāhine Māori as they navigate this world. Zahra Aghababaie from the Bioengineering Institute at The University of Auckland comes up to the studio for Ready Steady Learn to talk about her research in gastrointestinal health and treatment. Whakarongo mai nei!
Special guest host, prolific drummer/producer Julien Dyne (The Circling Sun, Ladi6, Opensouls, Fat Freddy’s Drop) treats us to his top picks of 100% NZ jazz musicians to celebrate Aotearoa Music Month.
Setlist:
1. lord echo - endless dawn ( wonderful noise )
2. mike nock - mambucada ( laurie records )
3. the circling sun - spirits ( part 2 ) ( soundway records )
4. lucien johnson - awa ( deluge records )
5. the circling sun - veneer ( soundway records )
6. clear path ensemble - solar eclipse ( soundway records )
7. kenny sterling and dylan biscuit - what you need ( manuka records )
8. unwind - ahipara ( rattle )
9. the mike nock underground - wax planet ( mps records )
10. the circling sun - bones ( soundway records )
11. nucleus - roots ( vertigo records )
12. the circling sun - kohan ( soundway records )
13. sustenance - monday the 18th ( kiwi pacific records )
14. yusef lateef featuring mike nock - oscalypso ( impulse ! records )
15. the circling sun - bliss ( soundway records )
16. wild bill ricketts - riki ( wonderful noise )
17. the circling sun - jewel ( soundway records )
18. frank harris with maria marquez - down by the rio- julien dyne remix ( strangelove records )
19. julien dyne - beecon ( soundway records )
On What's Up with Marama Davidson, Rachel speaks with the co-leader of the Green Party about the party's climate safe communities policy, their promise of $750m fund for flooding protection and recent polling. The Bard of Bollix shares more snack ideas (consumer beware), gives us a new poem and chats cryptoid hunting on The Mind Trench. Sam Flynn Scott and Luke Buda from the Phoenix Foundation talk about the announcement of the 20 year anniversary tour for Horse Power, kicking off in November, as well as the celebratory issuing of the album on vinyl. We do a deepdive on rules and regulations about political party hoardings on rentals with Salene on A Room Of One's Own. Whakarongo mai nei!
Alex takes out a Second Guessing win, correctly guessing the Cocteau Twins' track Heaven or Las Vegas. On Isthmus'n That with Desley Simpson, the Deputy Mayor speaks to Rachel about council consultation being open for Aucklanders to have their say on the cost sharing agreement between central and local government for storm recovery, councillors hearing this week that the Auckland Council climate plan is not tracking to halve its emissions by 2030 and weather forecasting for a dry summer in Auckland. Leea Lamatoa from Girls Rock Aotearoa is in the studio to talk about the launch of the To The Front programme in Auckland. On Stage Direction with Alice Canton, Jared Blakiston is in the studio to talk about Auckland Theatre Company’s Switzerland, a fast-paced psychological thriller. Jack Roberston, a PhD candidate at the School of Engineering is in the studio for Ready Steady Learn, to talk about his project investigating medicinal cannabis waste, and how to find a circular solution. Whakarongo mai nei!
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