Niamh chats with Ōhinehou-based producer Cam White, aka Beneficiary 414127193, about EXPERIENCE LIFE. Dubbed by the artist as 'bedroom black metal', their latest full-length release also incorporates drone, field recordings, and White's affinity for bass-forward music made under their other moniker Zero Plussed.
i tēnei wiki, we are talking about the tākoketai/black petrel... also known as the tāiko! a very important manu to ngāti rehui-ngātiwai ki aotea that calls aotea/great barrier island and hauturu-o-toi/little barrier islands it's kāinga!
This episode of bLine slaps on some sunscreen, environmentally friendly glitter, and its most colourful pants to dive into Aotearoa’s struggling grassroots festival scene. We investigate what’s bringing down these giants of local culture, what could be done to stem the bleeding, who has (and hasn’t) taken steps to preserve them, and what lessons the next generation can take.
i te wiki nei, piet and liv talk about the tauhou! the silvereye! a special native manu whose population is actually stable! yay for that rare trend! featuring words of wisdom from piet as always :--)
It's Friday 13th, and Sofie and Jude are celebrating with some spooky song starters... This week's guest, Zion, keeps the energy flowing in his hour of power, with some rap and reggae beats to begin the morning right!
Get spooked!🐈⬛🎶🕷️
If you are a teenager or know a teenager who would like to come on the show, just get in touch! sofieperkinson@gmail.com
This past week saw multiple polls on public support for Te Tiriti o Waitangi in lawmaking. In RNZ’s Reid Research poll, while 38.1% thought Te Tiriti had too much influence, 34.1% thought it was just right and 16.6% called for more.
The complex array of approaches to Te Tiriti were on full display this weekend, with politicians and MPs talking about what it means to them. Some of the narratives shared, especially by the act party, framed Te Tiriti’s role in politics as taking rights away from Pākehā and favouring Māori.
To discuss all of these, News Director Castor spoke to senior lecturer of sociology at the University of Auckland, Avril Bell.
You can find the article by Avril Bell here and more information on Matike Mai here.
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