Morning Glory with Liv

the moa might be extinct but it lives on in our collective psyche. liv is  joined by the birdman 3000, piet tuinder, to kōrero about the moa; a special manu with much significance for tāngata whenua in aotearoa. wish the moa was still here so we could go to the pub and ratite out together x

Kia ora whānau, thanks for tuning in to Tuesday Morning Glory. Two key words today: psychedelia and electronica – we cycle through the folky goodness of Dream Sitch and Snowy Band before the swirling ambience of Cousin and Yu Su later in the show. 

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London-based New Zealand author Eva Wyles joins Thursday host Emma Gleason to discuss Deliverywoman, Eva's new book of short stories, which she's currently touring around Aotearoa. The two discuss the art of observational writing, how a sense of humanity can be found in people and places, plus what's good about Wellington. She also recommends some great books: Secret Heart and Bug Week by Airini Beautrais, Audition by Pip Adam, The Book of Guilt by Catherine Chidgey, Temporary by Hilary Leichter, and Tenth of December by George Saunders.

You can see her at Time Out bookstore on February 20 for the Deliverywoman book tour, where she'll be interviewed by Saraid de Silva. Eva will also be at Christchurch's Scorpio Books on March 3.

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roll up roll up it's morning glory! i got music, i got birds, i got gifts and abundance, i got things to say and as always 

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