I can’t believe it’s not the 95bFM top 10! Psych, it is! Everybody is sick this week! Iin his maiden voyage as solo-host, Callum is talking about babies! A sick Annabel phones in for a Jon impression; Tim Batt joins as co-host to share some radio hosting wisdom and baby banter; Callum plays an interview with Chabs and Milky ahead of their nationwide stream show tour; and Annabel phones back to share her high class thoughts about a low brow whisky… all the while counting down the biggest songs in the nation!
Jade brings you some Imagination in the Morning w/ some creative thoughts: What Dnd character would you be and whats your backstory? Jade would be a Dragonborn Bard named Lenard, who betrayed his parents Swamp Business by traveling to Hollylandia to pursue his keytar solo dreams. Oh and also some tunes and live music by rad Chinese New Zealand duo Ersha Island.
This week, Taarati Taiaroa spoke with us about Toi Tū Toi Ora: Contemporary Māori Art, the largest exhibition in Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki's 132 year history. Taarati, assistant curator of Māori art at AAG, discussed the exhibition's development and conceptual propositions. Later on we had a conversation with Natasha Ratuva and Hōhua Ropate Kurene about Inside the wave are ocean bodies, their exhibition on Tautai Contemporary Pacific Arts Trust's Moana Wall.
It's the last Artbank ever this week, and we've lined up some fantastic guests. First, Theo speaks with Lynley Edmeades and Saskia Leek about their new book Bordering on Miraculous. After that, we revisit Tom Tuke's 2021 interview with Mark Cleverley, to commemorate Mark's passing this week. Finally, Heidi Brickell calls in to discuss PAKANGA FOR THE LOSTGIRL, her solo exhibition at St Paul St Gallery.
A public holiday special? Or a special public holiday? Perhaps both!
Explore the duality of breakfast content with the duo of Oscar and Liv.
For 3 hours. It'd be quite the endeavour, but you should try it! Its nutritional content is as follows; 75g of musical noise, 15g of dawdling dialogue, 5g of eating and another 5g of technological exploration. Wow! If that sounds like a bit of you, which of course it does, go ahead take a bite!
This was a special show for me, my last with top dawg Aneeka Moheed as my boss. Still coming back down to earth after last week's stellar performances by Exploding Rainbow Orchestra, I aired a bunch of faves I'd selected for my sets as their welcome deej. I also asked ace selector Aneeka to play a couple tunes toward the end of the show. Of course, she only picks the best!
Hope you're cooking up a mighty feast for Xmas Morn'. If not, Keria is here to fill in that festive void in your life, spinning 3 hours of "hopefully not too shit" christmas songs from near and far. Happy festivities and Merry Christmas (ya filthy bFM animals...)! Love yaaa <3
'Serenade Of The Doll' by I Am Just A Pupil, in response to Summer School & 'In The Neighbourhood (Downtown Mix)' by Sisters Underground, in response to "Packing up the house to leave Auckland for good. Will miss the 95 fam a lot. Have you got a track for that?" (out to the number ending in 319)