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95bFM Drive w/ Milly & Tuva'a: Rāmere February 28, 2025

Welcoming you to the weekend is Milly and Tuva'a with this weeks Friday drive!  Featuring guest interview with The Hongi Slicker Troy Kingi, talking to Matt and Dylan from Mānuka Rec. To top it off, Mammalien joins us in the studio for a groovy Friday Live brought to you by Nz on Air Music and McLeod's Brewery!

Thanks to The Beer Spot!

 

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Foodprint app with Michal Garvey

Michal Garvey is an Auckland entrepreneur and founder of the new Foodprint app. The app enables cafes and eateries to to sell their leftover or excess food at discounts of 50% or more. As well as discussing the app's function, I spoke to Michal about the environmental, social and economic impacts of food waste and the underlying issue of our perception of food. Current eateries you can find on the app include Little Bird Organics, Revive and Mexico, with new places being added daily. If you're interested in trying it out for yourself, you can download the Foodprint app on the appstore or Google Play. Or, if you are the owner of an eatery you can become a partner on their website: foodprint.app.

 

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The Green Desk: Saying 'no' to Single Use with Takeaway Throwaways' Liam Prince: May 19 2020

Today on the Green Desk, Bronnie speaks to Liam Prince, co-founder of Takeaway Throwaways, an organisation seeking to ban single use disposable plastic service ware for food and drink and replace them with reusable alternatives. The closure of cafes during Alert Level 4 meant that more than 20 million takeaway coffee cups that would have otherwise gone to the landfill were avoided. However, with businesses reopening under Alert Levels 3 and 2, many have been hesitant to bring in their reusable cups. Takeaway Throwaways have been vocal in dispelling hygiene myths around BYO reusable containers, and that was the topic of today’s interview. 

 

You can Takeaway Throwaways on Facebook, Instagram, or check out their website - www.takeawaythrowaways.nz - and sign their petition to ban the use of single use plastic serviceware. 

 

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The 95bFM Jazz Show with Frances Chan, 11 June 2023

Frances Chan features the great keyboardist Lonnie Liston Smith and his first record in 25 years, a selection of ethio-jazz, outstanding local vocals and we remember Astrud Gilberto.

Setlist:
Knower – I’m the President
Kalle Kalima, Tenors of Kalma, Jimi Tenor – Kanava
Brad Mehldau – Sassyassed Sassafrass
The New Stan Getz Quartet ft. Astrud Gilberto – Eu e Voce (Live, Cafe au Go-Go, NYC, 1964)
Astrud Gilberto & Chet Baker – Far Away
Marquis Hill ft. Joel Ross – Stretch (The Body)
Pat Metheny – Ole & Gard
Pedro Ricardo – Ode ao Gato
The Circling Sun – Plume
Chico Pinheiro – Estrada Real
The Yussef Dayes Experience – Black Classical Music (Live, El Club, Detroit, 2022)
Lonnie Liston Smith, Adrian Younge & Ali Shaheed Muhammad ft. Loren Oden – Love Bring Happiness
Rahsaan Roland Kirk – Here Comes the Whistleman (Live, 1965)
Lonnie Liston Smith – Rejuvenation
Lonnie Liston Smith – Devika (Goddess)
Yoni Mayraz – Pawnshop
John Psathas & Fabian Ziegler – RealBadNow - III: Prepare For Defiant Acts of Radical Imagination
The Sorcerers – Summoning the Monkey God
Zafari – Addis Ababa
Mulatu Astatke – Girl from Addis Ababa
Goldsmith Baynes – Kore Rawa
LA Mitchell – Hydration (Live, Matterhorn, Wellington, 2008)
Clear Path Ensemble – Tennis Ball

 

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The Wire with Harry: June 27, 2019

On The Wire today,

Rahul speaks with Dr Peter Thurkell from Care Alliance, an anti euthanasia advocacy group about the bill from a medical perspective

Connor Knell joined us in studio to explore the division that makes Ireland a tricky issue for Brexit and what would need to happen for a reunification.

Harry spoke with Radio Adelaide's Zoe Kounadis on Petter Dutton and Medevac, plus tax reform following the recent Australian elections.

Finaly, Bronnie spoke with the founder of new app Foodprint which targets the reduction of food waste from cafes.

 

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The Wire with Zoë: Monday, August 24, 2020

Today on the Wire with Zoë Larsen Cumming: 

Zoë has her weekly chat with Green Party co-leader James Shaw on National's border policy announcement, the Green's call for paid sick leave extensions, student support during Covid 19, and Iwi-lead lockdown check points. 

Producer Aneeka Moheed brings a piece on the economic effects of Covid 19 on small businesses, talking to Bestie Cafe, Mercury Plaza and an AUT economist. 

Zoë interviews the principal of Aorere College Greg Pierce on reports of students in low decile high schools having to choose between continuing their studies or dropping out to support their families who were financially burdened by the Covid 19 lockdowns. 

Finally, Zoë interviews University of Warwick astrophysics professor and exo-planet hunter Dr. Daniel Bayliss on an asteroid heading towards the planet. 

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Plato's Retreat 29 August 2020

Another weekend in lockdown and the gang catches up on the phone and chats through their weeks and challenges of lockdown 

Rob has a lovely poem for Jenn ahead of her birthday, Happy Birthday Jenn 

The gang tastes the delicious Cassels Red IPA - and matches it to a disco version of eye of the tiger - Thank you Cassels Brewing Co 

and theres a sporting round up and an emmerdale catch up and heaps of tunes 

Hopefully we'll be live and direct from the Studio next show - tune in then!
 

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The Pressure to Work Sick in Hospitality w Unite Union

As Auckland moves into level 2.5, restaurants, cafes and bars are once again opening their doors to customers. However, the industry's poor track record with providing sick leave to workers leaves communities vulnerable to Covid-19 transmission.

Hanna spoke to National Secretary of United Union Gerard Hehir about why working sick is so pervasive in the hospitality industry, and what can be done to address it.

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The Thursday Wire: 11th March 2021

This week on the Thursday Wire, Bronwyn covers for Justin in a jam-packed episode featuring: 

Minister Andrew Little talking about the Initial Mental Health and Wellbeing Commission report, the National Party Board’s review into the 2020 election, and commemorations and policy action ahead of the 2-year anniversary of the Christchurch terror attacks;

Aneeka speaks to Manu Kahlon from Merge cafe on Karangahape Road about the help they need to continue supporting the homeless community;

Neighbourhood Watch's Zoe Kounadis from Radio Adelaide about a possible case of COVID-19 spread through wastewater, and an update on the allegations of sexual assault against Attorney General Christian Porter;

In a brand new segment, George chats with with the Auckland University Students Association, Anamika Harirajh;

And Bronwyn interviews her sister, Maya Wilde, about how zebrafish jamming to MC Hammer’s "Can’t Touch This" can help us understand the auditory system in people with Autism Spectrum Disorder.

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Neighbourhood Watch: September 9, 2021

Neighbourhood Watch reports on the Covid-19 outbreak in the community of Wilcannia in rural NSW, potential vaccine passports for international travel, and the NSW government's plan to reopen the economy.