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In Hour 1 we welcome Stephen Hindman from The Golden Filter who started a new label this year called 4GN3S with the intention of releasing the more free flowing, genre-bending spectrums of analog electronic music. The first release was “Talk Talk Talk” which was getting rinsed at festivals by Dixon, Jennifer Cardini, Fort Romeau, Ame, Marvin & Guy and Ben UFO among others. He told us;

"The Golden Filter are known for jumping around different styles within one EP which perhaps can be seen as a negative by purists, but we love so many different kinds of music and have not problems jumping around genres as long as it all fits well together. I’m definitely inspired by friends’ labels like Optimo Music and Dark Entries and also even big labels like XL - I still have my SL2 records i got in Ohio back when they came out… Anyway, in keeping with that ethos of genre fluidity, this mix sort of reflects the kinds of music I am drawn to."

In Hour 2 we hand over to Tim  Parker who has maintained a secure taste-maker status at the heart of the British hip-hop and alt-electronica landscape as a club & radio DJ for almost a decade. His Slanted EP drops on 31st August featuring 3 original compositions and a guest appearance from BSN Posse. He had this to say about his mix;

"I always enjoy playing at our 20/20 club nights, especially on the Corsica sound system where even the most stripped back music can sound incredible. I have played at various times of night and this mix is a taster of tracks which could go down right as the doors open, all the way through to some heavier hitters. It's essentially a raw mix of beats straight from the turntables, featuring lots of both old and new cuts." 
 

This week on the Greendesk, Jack talks with Mikhail Prokopenko, a professor of computer science at the University of Sydney about creating cities with multiple city centres to cut down commute times.

Jack spoke with Prokopenko about how his computer models may help us understand the unintended consequences of transforming our cities, and even details a blueprint on how we can build a better city here in Auckland.

First up on the Wire, we have Angus speaking with Maire from West Papua Action about their calls for NZ to cut ties with the Indonesian military over human rights abuses. Andrew Little joins Lachlan for their final chat, discussing name suppression, medicinal and synthetic cannabis. Oscar isn't here in person but has left us an interview with Ger for community garden about a marketplace for upcycled and recycled goods. Finally, Ben brings us This Day in History on the capture of Saddam Hussein in 2003.

On The Wire for Thursday the 6th of June, we present you a large range of topics for your listening and learning; 

For Neighbourhood Watch, we were joined by Zoe Kounadis from Radio Adelaide to talk about the federal police raids on media broadcasters and also talk about the Reserve Bank cutting interest rates to a historic low.

95bFM reporter Isla Christensen also had the chance to talk to exhibition curator Todd Dixon about MOTAT’s new science exhibition.

Child Poverty Action Group Economic spokesperson Susan St John joins Olivia to talk about the shortcomings of the budget in terms of supporting low income families.

Producer Rahul talks to Dr Victoria Plekhanova a taxation expert from Massey University about a digital services tax in New Zealand.

And finally, Olivia talks to scientist Justin Chalker about new research discovering sulfur polymers as environmentally friendly plastic alternatives.

Tune into learn more.