Joel had less that 2 hours sleep while hosting the show this morning! Tune in to see if they survive! A fun mix of queer punk, rock, and alternative songs!
Concerns have been raised about the ethics of cross-breeding animals, due to the negative implications that can arise through these breeding practices, following the popularity of a Sphinx and Munchkin cat hybrid overseas, called the XL Bully Cat.
News and Editorial Director, Joel, spoke to Associate Professor in the Faculty of Law at the University of Auckland, Marcelo Rodriguez Ferrere, about the ethics of cross-breeding, and how lax New Zealand's regulations are about the practice.
Nick and Anya from Nick Von K stop by to talk to us about their new jewellery collection and their involvement in tonight's First Thursdays on K Rd. ...Why are they providing performers? And just what are 'space cats'?
Dr. Maria talks to us about the packet of amber soaked weirdness that is Neruda. The odd bio/noir/farce hybrid centers on fascist police chief Peluchonneau (Gael García Bernal) as he searches for fugitive communist poet Pablo Neruda (Luis Gnecco) in a cartoonish game of cat and mouse. The 2016 film comes widely acclaimed, but Maria... is it any good?
rainy weather is the project of Freak The Sheep alum Olly Clifton. He's had a busy year with three releases under his belt. He joins Zac in studio to perform tracks from his back cat.
On todays show we have Allan Blackman in for Dear science, talking about lightning, antimatter, Schrodingers cat and hand sanitizer. Paddy Gibson talks to us about the Australian sentiment towards the issues on Manus island. Phil twyford talks to us about the future of rail and roads in NZ and finally we talk about TVNZ's new webseries Baby Mama's Club with director Hanelle Harris and producer Mia Marama Henry.
Malcolm S. is the musical project of Eammon Malcolm Saban Logan (Team Cat Food, Ghost Wave). He keeps a pretty low profile so it was a lovely suprise to see him release Life On The Island in March. He joins Zac for a live performance.
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