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It's currently school holidays and Alex has yr back. What can the tykes binge that won't drive you dotty? In the golden age of animation, what are Alex's top three school-age streaming options? Which toon took top spot* and why?** And just _what_ does Sarah have against Peppa Pig? 

* This one. It was this one. This one did.
** And here's a bit more on why.

Thanks to NEON.

Rapley Broadcasts From Isolation #7

Tribute Show:
First Hour: Little Richard
Second Hour: Florian Schneider

Playlist:

Little Richard - Tutti Frutti
Little Richard - True Fine Mama
Little Richard - Jenny, Jenny
Little Richard - Good Golly, Miss Molly
Little Richard - Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On
Little Richard - Anyway You Want Me
 
True King Of Rock: Little Richard  by Bugsy Cline

Little Richard - Lucille
Little Richard - Ooh My Soul
Little Richard - Dock Of The Bay
Little Richard - Goodnight Irene

Little Richard BBC Interview with Ray Connolly

Little Richard - Keep A Knockin
Little Richard - Rip It Up
Little Richard - Send Me Some Lovin

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Kraftwerk - Hall Of Mirrors
Kraftwerk - Neon Lights
Kraftwerk - Radioactivity (Live)
Kraftwerk - The Model
Kraftwerk - Metropolis
Kraftwerk - Pocket Calculator
Kraftwerk - Trans Europe Express
Kraftwerk - Ruckzuck
Kraftwerk - Strom

We made it to the end of the week, whānau. On today's show, we graze at the Breakfast Buffet, chatting to Liam from RDU (Ōtautahi's finest). Travelling Tunes takes us on a trip around the world of numbers in songs- it's prolific. Jen Cloher comes into the studio and graces our ears with two beautiful waita from their new album I Am The River, The River Is Me - Ko au te awa, Ko te awa ko au. On Viewmaster, Sam sings the praises of Rūrangi (which you can watch on Neon). Brandn Shiraz comes up to the studio to chat to Rachel about his self-titled EP that dropped today. Whakarongo mai nei. 

Wharenui Harikoa is the world’s first crocheted wharenui, currently showing at the Civic until 27 July. 

Created by artists Lissy (Ngāti Hine, Ngāti Kahu) and Rudi Robinson-Cole (Taranaki, Ngāti Pāoa, Waikato, Ngāti Tahu/Ngāti Whaoa), the Wharenui Harikoa merges traditional Māori practices with modern technology, bringing joy, colour and connection to Aotearoa through its vibrant neon wool and intentionality.

Presented by Auckland Live in collaboration with Lissy and Rudi, the wharenui encapsulates joy and embraces the viewer in a feeling of warmth and aroha. 

The experience of entering the whare invites stillness, dreaming, and reflection, of which is supported by its welcoming visual and audio accessibility. 

Sof had a kōrero with Lissy and Rudi about the making of the Wharenui Harikoa, the reception thus far, and how they hope viewers engage with the work.