Asher a.k.a. Skymning phoned up for a kōrero about his latest, incredibly sick, singles Exit and Isolation (produced by Welcomer). Whakarongo mai nei! 

Manon comes in another great book rec. Today she chats about The Mountain in the Sea by Ray Nayler - a little bit thriller, very sci-fi and cool. Whakarongo mai nei! 

Discussing ur favorite karaoke tunes and moh on this Moody Monday Morning 

Salene's here to help you out with wall fixture debates, reasonable clean-ups, and the mystery of the disappearing landlord. Whakarongo mai nei! Also, remember to check out these other helpful resources if you need a bit of extra support: 

Marlon Williams dials in for a kōrero live from Dublin about his 'My Boy' tour, the fantastic new album, and being nominated for the 2022 APRA Silver Scroll Award. Whakarongo mai nei! 

It's a jam packed Monday show i tēnei ata, featuring Loose Reads with Manon, a chat with Fazerdaze on her new E.P. Break, Marlon Williams calling up for a kōrero live from Dublin about his tour, album, and the Silver Scroll Awards, and Salene helping out with all your renting needs in A Room of One's Own. Whakarongo mai nei! 

This week on The Wire for Rāhina Monday!

Joe speaks to Sir Ray Avery about his work with Papakura Marae surrounding a family violence support and prevention programme. He also be speaking to Nathan Joe, the Creative Director at Auckland Pride about their loss of funding. 

Spike will be talking to Ellie Hooper from Greenpeace about the latest Marine Environment report and what it means for our oceans. Spike also speaks to Dr Tom Logan about urban density and the idea of the 15 minute city.

Finally, we've got Tomorrow's World! Stella chats to Dr Kim Handley, a microbiologist from the University of Auckland, about Macroscopic Microbes.\

That's us for the Monday Wire!

Spike spoke to Dr. Tom Logan about urban density and the 15 minute city in the context of New Zealand.

Spike spoke to Ellie Hooper, an oceans campaigner from Greenpeace, about the latest Marine Environment Report and what it means for our oceans.

Amelia a.k.a. Fazerdaze phones up for a kōrero about her first release after a five year hiatus, the new E.P. Break. Whakarongo mai nei to hear all about it, and catch Fazerdaze playing at The Hollywood on November 26.