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A chat with Akala: May 16, 2019

Akala was raised in Camden, north-west London with Scottish, English and Jamaican whakapapa. He positions himself as having been racialised as black despite being raised by his white solo-mum. Akala is a rapper, a historian, a political thinker and now an author. He was in Aotearoa this week for events in Christchurch, Dunedin and the Auckland Writers Festival (which is still going). Lillian Hanly was lucky enough to spend some time with him before he gave his talk on his new book Natives: Race and Class in the Ruins of Empire. They sat outside Aotea Center just after Akala had finished speaking to a huge group of students about Shakespeare - because, on top of his work on race and class, and holding two honourary doctorates, he owns The Hip-Hop Shakespeare Company. This is a 'music theatre production company aimed at exploring the social, cultural and linguistic parallels between the works of William Shakespeare and that of modern day hip-hop artists'. A number of people actually came up during the interview asking for his autograph.

As Akala positions himself in most interviews, Lillian decided to start the interview by positioning herself - as a Pākehā woman raised with Te Reo Māori as her first language. This positioning she also believes is important as it is the lens through which she sees the world, and informs the work she does. While reading Natives in preparation one of the first things that jumped out at her was Akala’s statement in the introduction, “I was born into these currents, I did not create or invent them and I make no claims to objectivity. I find the whole idea that we can transcend our experiences; and take a totally unbiased look at the world to be totally ridiculous, yet that’s what many historians and academics claim to do.” News media too, claim objectivity, states Lillian. This is where the interview begins.

For reference, the Charles W. Mills quote reads as follows, “But in a racially structured polity, the only people who can find it psychologically possible to deny the centrality of race are those who are racially privileged, for whom race is invisible precisely because the world is structured around them, whiteness as the ground against which the figures of other races -­ those who, unlike us, are raced - appear.” - The Racial Contract, p.76.

 

Photo credit: British GQ

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The 95bFM Jazz Show with Dr Mark Baynes and Friends - Tribute to Phil Broadhurst, 10 May 2020

Tribute to Phil Broadhurst

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Soundbleed with Tash: Rātapu February 2 2025 - Aotearoa's recent experimental and electronic releases

This weeks show starts off earthly and leads into some naturally funky sounds with dancefloor potential... 

The last half of the show features some great new jazz, drone and noise including a few new releases fromm longtimes local legends.. 

All Aotearoa & warm off the press as per usual

L.$.D Fundraiser - Ritual 23 01 25

Sonya Waters - Koi Pond 

Field Enhancement - r-process (part 1)

Weka Tek x Te Manu - Hauāuru [Teeth and Tail]

Grains - L.O.T.A.F! (Call Centre remix) 

jhl - Fireflies (feat. Viznode) [BFF Music]

Jaz Paterson & Junus Orca - Body Electric (Caramel Smooth Heaven Remix)

Chaos in The CBD - A Deeper Life [Dust We Trust]

Thabroharanateh - Avalanches - thabroharanatech mix

Kram/Left - Dance25Klubbed [NO Label NZ]

gec - GECe demo 3 - necessary angel fantasy

Browser games - browser games (live) [Manawatū Renaissance]

Andwahn - P Stands for Playa (Jungle Edit)

Back 2 Back: A sample Pack for Beirut - b2b Demo Track

NO EXIT TO GREY STREET - NO EXIT TO GREY STREET [the grow room]

bzp - mirage 

Primitive Art Group - Arctic Waltz

Jeff Henderson - Clarinet Solo 1

A Handful of Dust - Consider Phlebas Part 2 

Herstot - heavily discounted spiritual enlightenment

Luke Shaw - SUNTURN (Sugarloaf towards Lyndhurst)[Documentation Records]

Opawa 45s - Sleepwalker [Documentation Records]

Soundbleed is run by the Audio Foundation, Aotearoa's haven for sonic arts and experimental & adventurous music, hosted in rotation by Tash, Grace and Māpura Studio. 

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The Swap Meet 22 February 2026

This week on the show Mr Campbell Ngata takes to the booth with dusty fingers and a crick in his neck after a serious dig through the Real Groovy sale bins. Expect a prime stack of low-cost, high-quality heat - soul, gospel, fusion, disco rap, boogie and jazz, all served up on crackly wax.

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95bFM Breakfast with Rachel: July 24, 2019

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Rachel and Tess have a fully packed show for you; Rob's talking about skin walkers with a touch of football on The Mind Trench; the Prime Minister, Jacinda Ardern, dials in and talks to Rachel about some of the developments at Ihumātao overnight, gun registers, the Abortion bill and the Zero Carbon bill; Coco Solid comes in to talk about Aroha Bridge, her crack up cartoon that you don't wanna miss; Frances from Rainbow Youth talks about funding and the DHB's peer support services; and Harper Finn pops up to talk about his new singles and going solo. Big bowl of Breakfast for y'all.

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95bFM Breakfast with Rachel: September 18, 2019

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Rachel and Tess are in the studio with Rob and Yuki this morning, bright and early; Rob takes us into The Mind Trench looking for money; Spawts pop in ahead of their show tomorrow night to talk about the album release and playing across Aotearoa; and Elyssia, Vaimaila, and Falencie pop in to talk Auckland's vogue scene, and their show at The Basement, Reclamation. Big sunny Wednesday to get you through the week.

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95bFM Breakfast with Rachel: September 26, 2019

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Straight into some politics this morning with Rod Oram, talking climate strikes and economics; Stella Donnelly takes the stage for the Laneway Spotlight; Leisha's indulging in a celebration of veg; Troy brings us his selections From The Crate with a couple helpful facts; and Amelia talks democracy on the Top Ten last night.

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Saturday Afternoon with Sarah: September 21, 2019

DAD ASTRA.

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95bFM Breakfast with Rachel: September 30, 2019

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Daylight savings is upon up us, and we're feeling it; reminiscing on last Friday's very cute NZVAPOR Top 95; lucky for us, Tami Neilson pops into the studio for a cute cuppa tea and a chat; and Suri's here for Loose Reads with On Fire by Naomi Klein, very topical. 

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The Beat Connection with Conor: October 2nd, 2019