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The One to Four with Pennie Black: April 13, 2020

THAT PETROL EMOTION - Keen, CEREMONY - Turn Away The Bad Thing, DIE! DIE! DIE! - Harmony, BAILTER SPACE - X, STREET CHANT - Yaba Ari, FONTAINES D.C. - Big, ARCTIC MONKEYS - Cigarette Smoker Fiona, ECHO + THE BUNNYMEN - Heaven Up Here, THESE NEW PURITANS - Elvis, WOMB  - Used To Be, MOON DUO - Be The Peace, M. WARD - Torch, MAX ROMEO + THE UPSETTERS - War Ina Babylon, THUNDERCAT - Innerstellar Love, U.S GIRLS - Overtime, THE LEONARD SIMPSON DUO - G U I L T Y, ODDISEE - Alarmed, CHARIZMA + PEANUT BUTTER WOLF - Red Light, Green Light, MELODOWNZ - Fine, KAYTRANADA - Do It, BILL SEVESI - Bamboo Swing, DRUGDEALER - It’s Only Raining Right Where You’re Standing, MAGIC FACTORY - Mother Nature, THE BYRDS - I’ll Feel A Whole Lot Better, D. TYRONE - Darkstar, BECCA MANCARI - Hunter, WHYFI - I Think Too Much, B-LUSH - Right, THE B52’s - Planet Claire, KIRIN J CALLINAN - It Takes A Muscle, BRIAN ENO - Burning Airlines Give You So Much More, RICHARD HAWLEY - Leave Your Body Behind You, FLYYING COLOURS - Big Mess, GOLDEN AWESOME - A Thousand Nights + One Night, THE VERVE - Slide Away, HAMERKOP - We Can Wing, CHROMATICS - Faded Now, LESCOP -  La Foret, FUJIYA + MIYAGI - To The Last Beat Of My Heart, SARAH MARY CHADWICK - I’m Not Allowed In Heaven, EMMA JEAN THACKRAY - Movement, WHIM - Familiar, SOFT PLASTICS - I Love My Wife, FOUR TET - Baby, STRAITJACKET FITS - A.P. S, THE SUBLIMINALS - Uh- Oh

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Gang Of Four w/ Phil A.: Friday July 03, 2020
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Menopause Stigma w/Isis McKay

Despite Menopause being a natural hormone change in women's bodies, women don't often feel comfortable discussing the changes they experience and often feel stigmatised.

Trishil Dahya spoke to Isis McKay from Women's Health Action about the stigmas surrouding menopause.

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The Green Desk: Developing Predator Eradication Tools with Professor Dan Tompkins; June 23, 2022


The Green Desk is back! Join Frances at her metaphoric green desk as she brings you all the latest green news.

This week she looks at funding from the Government’s Jobs for Nature Mahi mō te Taiao programme. Predator Free 2050 Limited has announced $4.8 million in funding for seven companies developing predator eradication tools and ‘best practice’ for their use, while creating and supporting jobs.

The funding is being invested through the ‘Products to Projects’ initiative, launched in 2019 to accelerate development and commercialisation of new tools that will help groups working to achieve mainland eradication of possums, rats and mustelids at landscape scale without the use of fences.

Now, three years on, a number of new tools are already available to buy and are successfully in use, with many more only months away.

Frances speaks to the Science Director for Predator Free 2050, Professor Dan Tompkins, about why it’s crucial to be continually innovating New Zealand's 2050 national eradication goals. 
 

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The 95bFM Jazz Show with Frances Chan, 19 March 2023

Frances Chan plays artists she’s never played before on the Jazz Show. It’s a minefield of discovery – from 70s French cool and kinky Krauts to Japanese jams, pearls from Persia and the latest from London. 

Setlist:
Bacao Rhythm & Steel Band – Les Fleurs
Jonah Yano & Badbadnotgood – The Ordinary Is Ordinary Because it Ordinarily Repeats
Primitive Art Orchestra – Qualia
The Natural Yoghurt Band – Green Frog
Rolf Kuhn – Playmate
The German Top Five – The Champ
Total Refreshment Centre – Plight
The Sure Fire Soul Ensemble – Step Down
Cortex – La Rue
Ludivine Issambourg & Antiloops – Back to the Future
King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard – Ice V
Brian Molley Quartet & Krishna Kishor – Ramal Dabke
Julian Lage – Chavez
Amir Bresler, Nitai Hershkovits & Nomok  – Third Wave Mischief
Eishan Ensemble – Invisible Tarab
Ryo Fukui – Early Summer
C.C.P.P. – Clavinet Shit
Synthesis – Sophie’s Gift
Brian Auger – Straight Ahead
Ryo Kawasaki – El Toro
Bacao Rhythm & Steel Band – Space

 

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Totally Wired with Hunter: July 22, 2023
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95bFM Breakfast w/ Rachel: Rāapa August 2, 2023

On What's Up with Marama Davidson, the co-leader of the Green Party speaks to Rachel about the party's recently released manifesto ahead of the election, the Hoki Whenua Mai policy and National's announcement regarding their transport policy. Rob Bollix talks nature on The Mind Trench- honey-making ants and Bird Of The Year (a hot topic). Jeiel, formerly known as Jeivenchy is in to talk about his new single Rain, which centres around loss and grief, as well as upcoming tracks. Salene is in for A Room Of One's Own to give some sage advice about renting. Whakarongo mai nei!

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Gang Of Four w/ Phil A.: Friday August 25, 2023
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Various Artists w/ Beth and Nicholas: 17 May, 2024

This week on Various Artists!

Beth catches up with Senior Curator of Māori Art at Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki, Nathan Pōhio, about Taimoana: Coastlines in Art in Aotearoa, a new exhibition at Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki that explores the art of Aotearoa New Zealand in relation to the coast.

And Nicholas catches up with co-curators of Buttercup and Lavender, a new exhibition showing at the Arts House Trust. Inspired by the Pirongia home of artist Peter Shaw, the exhibition plays with themes of hospitality and natural forms.

Great art, great tunes and your weekly Art Guide for Tāmaki Makaurau, only on bFM.

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I/V w/ Chris Riddell: 22 March, 2024

Chris Riddell is a world-renowned illustrator and author of children’s books and the political cartoonist for the Observer newspaper. He has collaborated with artists and writers such as Neil Gaiman, Phoebe Bridgers and Frances Hardinge. In 2018 he travelled to Aotearoa to speak at the Auckland Writers Festival. Most recently, Chris has released I Can’t Remember What We Talked About, a slim volume of 24 poems.

Beth and Chris chat about the creative process of art-making and poetry writing, love of nature, designing pop-up books for the backdrop of Phoebe Bridgers’ tour and magical pear tree staffs. Chris reads some poems and they also speak about what it’s like being a political cartoonist in the current political climate.