A delicious cocktail recipe courtesy of our mates at Stiffy!

Thanks to Stiffy! 

Yes yes, the usual Rāpare business, featuring the legend Chris from the Hemp Store with some good news, our month long guests Stiffy make Shaq a stiff Coco Mojito, and a special hometown Weapon of the Week by way of PollyHill and Samara Alofa. Thanks to the Beer Spot!

Another huge Rāpare Drive, featuring the usual Marijuana Media, an interview with Andrew Ponton, the director of BATI - the first Fijian film to be selected for NZIFF, the first of the our month long fling with Stiffy for Cocktail Corner, and a silly interview with the one and only nonbinary rapper, the voice of Down Under, Jamaica Moana, to talk about their debut album Bud & Deni. Thanks to the Beer Spot!

Arlo and Paddy of Wild Magic Tavern cook up an elixir for HALFQUEEN inspired by their DnD series Fury of the Small. Whakarongo mai nei and check out the series over on their substack. 

Billie makes a non-alcoholic margarita and chats with HALFQUEEN about all the epic screenings coming up at the Hollywood Avondale over the next month. Plus a discussion of '90s kids' films spurred by a screening of Free Willie. Whakarongo mai nei!

Liam from Garage Project Kingsland is in the studio for a taster of the breweries range of non-alchoholic beers, just in time for the start of Dry July!

Annie makes the 'Annie, Are You Okay?', a plum daquiri on offer this Winter season at Basement Theatre. Also joining HALFQUEEN and Annie in the studio are Nicko and Nicky, the crew behind the Live Reel improv night (now in it's 10th year). 

Michelle Wiley makes up a White Russian with a Best Foods Mayo twist - perfect for sipping on whilst enjoying any of the shows on the stacked lineup for this years' New Zealand International Comedy Festival. Check out Michelle's show Is Who She Says She Is from 20 May over at The Classic Studio.

Barnie Duncan makes a 'Mr. Smithers' and chats to Milly about his upcoming Comedy Festival Show which runs all through May! Head along to Ooky Pooky at Basement to catch the Barnie in action.