Angie McMahon talks to Rachel about her New Zealand show tomorrow night at the Powerstation, as part of the Making It Through Tour. Whakarongo mai nei!
Jodie Rimmer is on Stage Direction to talk about the world premier of Nicola Cheeseman is Back, the show that challenges the way women are valued and regarded as they age.
Frances Chan pays homage to some recently departed jazz greats – Roy Haynes, Quincy Jones and Lou Donaldson – plus some Brazilian and jazztronica flavours.
Setlist:
Nate Smith – Spress Theyself
Roy Haynes, Quincy Jones – Hagnes
Pedro Martins ft. JD Beck, Thundercat – Isn’t It Strange
Bob James, DJ Jazzy Jeff – That Bop
Daniel Hayn, Israel Strom, Noah Denton – Timeline-100
Sci-Clone, A Sides, Nathan Haines – Boss
Jean-Luc Ponty – Mirage
Quincy Jones – Love and Peace
Roy Haynes – Reflection
Joe Kaptein – Lonnie
Amaro Freitas – Encantados
Lou Donaldson – Green Eyes
Lou Donaldson – It’s Your Thing
Lou Donaldson – Inner Space
Raffy Bushman – Fitzcarraldo
Alex Ventling, Phelan Burgoyne – Some Fields
Azymuth, Adrian Younge, Ali Shaheed Muhammed – Cat Jump
Billy Cobham, Airto Moreira – Amazon
Maya had a kōrero with Cat Fooks about her current show at Anna Miles Gallery, Didymus Mountain.
Sofia had a kōrero with Kairauhī Curator of Artspace Aotearoa, Robbie Handcock, about their latest group exhibition, The tongue to them, bringing together the works of Darcell Apelu, Martha Atienza, Heidi Brickell, Buck Nin, and Yee I-Lann.
Milly has a kōrero with Joey Santiago from the Pixies - ahead of their Auckalnd shows in November! You can catch them playing The Auckland Town Hall on November 23 and 24, tickets from Ticketmaster. Whakarongo mai nei!
For our last Travelling Tunes of the year, Kirsten is chatting with Rosetta and Milly about songs that 'tear you up inside' - let's all get in our feelings a little bit ahead of the festive season! Whakarongo mai nei.
Song selections:
Yusuf (Cat Stevens) - Father & Son (1970)
Chet Baker - I get along without you very well (1956)
Sarah McLachlan - When She Loved Me (Toy Story 2) (1999)
This weeks on bMovies, Director Andy Deere is one half of the brains behind Bludgeon, the documentary about competitive medieval combat in New Zealand. Swords. Axes. Armour. The name says it all. And 95bFM's Amelia Berry reviews The Green Fog, she reckons it encapsulates funny art. The film is a modern love letter to Hitchcock's Vertigo, cut together from clips of iconic San Franciscan films and TV shows. A surreal romp through cinematic history.
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