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bLine #11: Eco-Anxiety

Research has shown that as a result of the climate crisis, young people are becoming more anxious about their future and the future of humanity. Is there a point to acting when scientific consensus seems clear that we are headed for a slow and inevitable climate demise?

This episode of bLine explores the topic of ‘eco-anxiety’, diving into how a range of people engaged in climate issues deal with this feeling.

Thanks to all of our guests, Australian climate activist Varsha Yajman, Wellington School Strike 4 Climate Director Miki Inoue-Palmer, 350 campaigner Adam Currie and food resilience advocate Sarah Gell, policy expert Dr Carly Green, Victoria University of Wellington lecturer Cathrine Dyer, VUW Associate Professor for Climate Change Gerhard Reese, and Oxfam Advocacy and Policy lead Nick Henry.

Happy listening!

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Non-Union Teacher Pay offers and Phase Two of the Royal Commission COVID-19 Inquiry w/ The National Party's Ryan Hamilton: 17 March, 2026

Last week, amid negotiations between the Public Service Commission and the NZEI Te Riu Roa union over pay for primary school teachers, the government moved to offer pay rises to primary school teachers on individual agreements. The move has been criticised by the union as undermining negotiations, but the government has defended the move as simply offering those teachers what the union has already turned down.

Last week also saw the release of Phase two of the Royal Comission Inquiry into the COVID-19 response. The results were, by and large, positive towards the response, but with key points of debate still remaining.

This week, Wire Host Alex spoke to National MP Ryan Hamilton about all of these topics, beginning by discussing the pay offer for Primary School Teachers.

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The 95bFM Jazz Show with Frances Chan, 22 March 2026

Frances Chan opens with an award-winning soundtrack and ends with an apt seasonal 50-year-old classic. In between she explores the work of Robert Glasper, digs Japanese jazz and celebrates the birthdays of George Benson and Dave Pike.

Playlist:
Mark de Clive-Lowe – Horses
Crystal Chen – Top Down
Thundercat – I Wish I Didn’t Waste Your Time
Robert Glasper – I Don’t Even Care – Live at Capitol Studios 2014
Robert Glasper ft Q-Tip, Esperanza Spalding – Why We Speak
Robert Glasper – Packt Like Sardines in a Crushd Tin Box
Masayoshi Takanaka – Breezin’
Yasei Collective ft Shun Ishikawa – Brilliants
Count Buffalo & The Jazz Rock Band – Mago-Uta
Jiro Inagaki and His Soul Media – Breeze
Michel Benebig & the Le Grand B3 Big Band – Alenka’s Mood
Salin – Egungun
Wes Montgomery – A Day in the Life
Ahmad Jamal Trio – The Awakening
Shabaka – Dance in Praise
Brandee Younger – Breaking Point
George Benson – The Shape of Things to Come
Dave Pike – Walkin’ Down the Highway in a Red Raw Egg 
Temporary Blessings – Fata Morgana
Ryo Fukui – Autumn Leaves

 

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Desert Island w/ Anto Yeldezian: 27th March, 2026.

Anto Yeldezian is a Tāmaki-based artist of Armenian heritage, who works amongst an expanded painting practice that often leans into methodologies of printmaking. Utilising methods of monoprinting, and stencils, along with a playful use of paint and material exploration.

Within his current solo show Desert Island on at Coastal Signs, Yeldezian presents a series of 7 large scale works on raw loose canvas. Installed in a manner in which the works almost engulf the gallery walls, and bring the space into a continuous field of symbols, and marks. 

The works themselves harness this heavy use of motifs, and symbols as a kind of centering point to the show. The references include camels, palm trees, oil pump-jacks, Homer Simpson's thirsty bird'; ancient fossils, the triple Gs of Canterbury Clothing Company, union jacks and logos of American defence and oil companies. 

Through the making of the work Yeldezian takes these symbols and applies them to various painterly techniques that almost pull them away from their own inherent meanings/references and into this place of a pattern-like language with its own set of meanings.

Maya caught up with Anto about the show as well as his overall practice.

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Gang Of Four Show w/ Phil A.: Friday April 3, 2026

Thanks to https://www.verona.nz/

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Who Arted: 21 April, 2016

Photographer Rebecca Zephyr-Thomas chats with Aimee about her vibrant images of East London’s creative sub-culture.

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The Wire with Lillian: September 19, 2018

On the show today!

For Dear Science we talk about plastic in the ocean, predisposed forgiveness, and Ig-Nobel prizes.

From NZ First, Fletcher Tabuteau talks to us about the State of the Government event in the weekend and the extension of the NZ Defence Force's troops in the Middle East.

Darashpreet Johal talks to Māmari Stephens, senior lecturer at the School of Law at Victoria University about using the words sexual harassment, assault and misconduct interchangeably.

And finally, Lisa Boudet speaks with Jackie Blue from the Human Rights Commission on the anniversary of women’s suffrage.

Some interesting texts in this week as well with a bit of feedback from Lillian Hanly...

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Who Arted with Aimee Ralfini

Gary Silipa chats with Aimee about his current practice and his plans for Changing Lanes in Durham Street East for Auckland Artweek from Oct 6th-12th. 

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The Wire with Lillian: May 8, 2019

On The Wire today!

Lillian starts the show by acknowledging the passing of Te Wharehuia Milroy. 

For Dear Science we talk about the 1 million species nearly extinct due to human actions, the T-Rex's cousin and mind altering drugs from 1000 years ago.

Lillian touches on the two big announcements made by the government today on the Zero Carbon Bill and the 6 principles which will guide the government in responding to the Royal Commission of Inquiry into historical abuse in state care and in the care of faith-based institutions.

Sherry gives us Part 1 of a report on her visit to the largest landfill in South-East Asia, Bantar Gebang.

Tania Sawicki-Mead from Just Speak tells us about their event next week where they hope to get everyday people talking about transformational change in the justice system. 

And finally, Episode 6 Part 2 of Economic Anxiety with Rod Oram where Lillian asks about the governments commitments to wellbeing and the environment. 

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Bantar Gebang report: May 8th, 2019

Sherry Zhang visited Indonesia  and reports on Bantar Gebang: South East Asia's largest landfill and home to 3000 famillies. She interviews Resa Boenard: the founder of the kingdom of BGBJ, an NGO to support the women and children living on the landfill with life skills and education:

This week Sherry focused on the workers at Banter Gebang, and the pressure they face in a dangerous environment. 

Next week will be on the children, family and women who live on the landfill and Resa shares her hopes for the educational suuport she hopes to set up for the children of BGBJ. 

Following that, Sherry will be looking at the waste management process in Indonesia, as an environmental concern but also as a source livelihood for these people.

Finally, New Zealand exports 13,800 tonnes of our plastic to Indonesia. So what does it mean when New Zealand sell their plastic to developing nations, to maintain the clean green image?

All this coming up in the series on Bantar Gebang.