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Artbank: February 19, 2017

Sriwhana Spong is an artist seemingly at home on the road, so it was a great privilege that she pulled into the studio while in Aotearoa, and talked at length on artbank. This podcast file skips the intro, so, here is a quick one now…  Sriwhana Spong spans disciplines as she weaves her interest in film, memory, ballet, mythology, her Balinese and New Zealand roots, language and the sublime. The paintings, films, banners and choreography that leap out from this mix can often be zingy and humourous, but are also slow-burning, cutting, heartfelt and considered investigations. It is the kind of work which one wants to know the stories that have fueled their creation. In this interview Spong discusses recent stints in Pittsburgh and Rotterdam, her work in the Headlands Sculpture on the Gulf, and her current show at Michael Lett Gallery.

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The Wire with Tess: Friday March 17th 2017

On The Wire we have Asian New Zealand Executive Director Simon Draper, talks about Aucklands relationship with Asia after a survey showing Auckland residents blaming Asia for housing prices, National MP Jami-Lee Ross, talks about abortion law reform and the prospect of tax cuts, radio Adelaide’s Nicole Wedding for all the latest in Australian news, one of the runners up of the 2017 Global Student Entrepreneurs Awards, Min Kyu Jung, live in the studio talking about the business he created that helps students improve their exam results and the general manager from Mairangi Arts Center, Angela Suh talking about the 4th Annual Art + Feminism Wikipedia Edit-a-thon.

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Universal Harmony: March 28, 2017


EPISODE #223

Featuring music from Stan Forebee, Esperar Pra Ver, Swindail, The Cool Kids, Little Dragon, Cloud One, Charles Murdoch, HNNY, shamana, Jex Opolis

Spoken word feature this week: Japanese Poem by Miyazawa Kenji 
Ame ni mo makezu (Be not Defeated by the Rain) is written by Kenji Miyazawa, a poet from the northern prefecture of Iwate in Japan who lived from 1896 to 1933. The poem was found posthumously in a small black notebook in one of the poet's trunks.

Sounds of Sydney setlist:
Motor City Drum Ensemble - Raw Cuts #2
Chaos In The Cbd - Dusty Sundays (Original Mix)
Session Victim - Good Intentions (LP Mix)
HNNY - Cheer Up, My Brother

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The Wire with Jogai: Thursday 20th April, 2017

This week, Jogai and Jess catch up with Claire Hart from Tearfund to learn more about ethical fashion in New Zealand, and bFM reporter Katie Doyle speaks to Mike King about the People's Mental Health Report. Jogai chats to one of the editors and founders of the online magazine e-Tangata, following a profile by the Newsroom highlighting the need to elevate Maori and Pasifika voices in mainstream media. Producer Jess has a report on the Big Dog Walk coming up this weekend with organiser Alice McKinley, and Labour Leader Andrew Little is back for our weekly chat, discussing concerns in the mental health sector and a new plan to cut back on immigration. All this and more on the Thursday Wire - check out the full podcast here. 

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Universal Harmony: May 23, 2017

EPISODE #230

Featuring music from Gerry Read, Rejjie Snow, Micachu, Little Simz, Mac DeMarco, Maud Geffray, Dave Aju, SELA., Psychic Mirrors, Nicola Cruz, Buddy, Ladi6, KMLN, SNRO, Dan Berkson & James What and Break

A Different Take On The World:
The feature where we highlight a different way of thinking in order to better understand our experience of life.

Dr Robert Cialdini, Professor Emeritus of Psychology and Marketing, Arizona State University has studied the Science of Persuasion. His book, Influence, states that there are six universal Principles of Persuasion scientifically proven to make you most effective. 

Influence has sold over 3 million copies, is a New York Times Bestseller and has been published in 30 languages. Because of the world-wide recognition of Dr Cialdini’s cutting edge scientific research and his ethical business and policy applications, he is frequently regarded as the “Godfather of influence.” 

Sound of Sydney set:
Adonis - No Way Back (Original Mix)
Paddy Roberts - The Big Dee Jay
Nicola Cruz - Mantis
Crussen & Lambert - The Lambert Reinterpretation
Buddy - Find Me

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The Wire with Jogai: Thursday 8th June, 2017

This week, Jogai, Harry, and Lucy chat to Leonie Morris to learn more about the Government cutting funding for the Auckland Women's Centre, and Harry has a report on fake news! bFM reporter Katie Doyle catches up with David Seymour to chat about his new proposal for the Government to fund intraoperative radiotherapy treatment for breast cancer patients. Our weekly Thursday feature State of the States has returned - this week Harry chats to Nick about James Comey's upcoming testimony to the US Senate Intelligence Comittee, and Andrew Little is back for our weekly chat. All this and more on the Thursday Wire - check out the full podcast here.

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Who's telling 'porkies' now?

We speak to lawyer Graeme Edgeler about The Taxpayers' Union 'invoicing' Green Party co-leader Metiria Turei, saying she must pay back the "money she stole from taxpayers", before she can have any credibility as a Member of Parliament. They put the figure at $57,000 but Edgeler says that number doesn't add up.

The statment is referring to Turei's admission that when she was a solo mum in the early 90's she lied to WINZ about her living situation so that her benefit wouldn't get cut. 

We then speak to the Executive Director of The Taxpayers Union about Edgeler’s concerns with the figures, and our own calculations which showed the figure to be much lower.

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The Wire with Kelly: Friday 10th November

Today on the Wire, we deliver you a packed full Friday show of news and political commentary: 

First up, producer Conor caught up with Professor Jane Kelsey from the University of Auckland Law Department. Kelsey updated us on the recent developments in negotiations of the TPP, and discussed possible motivations for states to pursue or reject the deal. National Party MP Jami-Lee Ross chats about the discussions occurring around the TPP agreements in Manila, and Kelly challenges some of National's views on the matter. They then talk about cabinet committees and the first week of a Labour parliament. Producer Laura talks with Rail and Maritime Transport Union Spokesperson, John Kerr, about a petition to Auckland Transport on the cutting of staff on trains and buses. Today on Neighbourhood Watch with Nicole Wedding from Radio Adelaide: Australian Labor MP Sam Dastyari was ambushed in a pub and attacked with racist comments. The Victorian disability minister urgently intervened to remove a man with a profound intellectual disability from prison. And finally, further controversy around the legislation of same-sex marriage. Producer Laura then talks with the Sustainability Manager at Reclaim, Peter Ralph, about recycling week and the efforts to raise awareness around the importance of recycling.

 

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The Wire with Reuben: Tuesday 28th November

Lucy Austin Speaks to Emmy Rakete from People Against Prisons Aotearoa about their protest against solitary confinement.

On the Green desk, Conor Mercer speaks with Caitlin Carew from Forest and Bird about the declining Hoiho/yellow-eyed penguin population on the Whenua Hou sanctuary Island in Foveaux Strait.

Pacific academic Scott Hamilton says New Zealand shares some of the blame for conflict on Papua New Guinea’s Manus Island. Mack Smith finds out more.

Jack Marshal has a chat to landscape architect Thomas Woltz about the future of Cornwall Park and the legacy of private philanthropy.

Lastly, the Pacific nation of Palau has lost as much as half of its tourism economy cut after China imposed a ban. Mack Smith talks to an expert in Taiwan-Pacific relations to understand why.

 

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Cocktail Corner: w/ Dan from the Bramble; December 7th 2017

Dan from The Bramble really ups the stakes and makes a play for the best cocktail of 2017.

The Bee-Bee Q

Sear half a lime on the BBQ (nice burn stripes) - Cut half into quarters again

Place in a shaker

Add

30ml 1840 Pierre Ferrand Cognac

3 heaps teaspoons of Coconut Sugar

A small knob of Wasabi

Pack with ice

Give a big super duper shake

Pour into a nice tall glass

Top with Lone Bee Sparkling Mead (Farro)

Stir

Gently slap a sprig of mint in your hand and garnish.