Rob chats bats, throat singing and gold fish.

Ugh, as if! Amelia educates us on the illustrious past of Valley girl lingo.

Ugh, as if! Amelia educates us on the illustrious past of Valley girl lingo.

Episode 26: The I Can Really Believe This Guy Didn't Prepare Affair

The Fukumodo's Crate Cuck Of The Year is Announced, we go Square Dancing back in 1974, and Tyler Baikie delves into insights released by Pornhub about the viewing habits of its New Zealand viewership.

Outsider Music tonight has one song from Leslie Hall, and its one more week till the last episode for the year!

The government recently launched a multi million dollar package to tackle retail crime and reoffending after concerns about a lack of protection for retail workers. 

The announcement came just hours after dozens of protests were held around the country over the tragic death  of Auckland dairy worker Janak Patel.

For their weekly ctach up, News & Editorial Director Jessica Hopkins spoke to ACT’s Brooke Van Velden about her thoughts on this package. 

For the first show of the summer we mellow out with some grooving tunes. I also dissect my experience at Khruangbin the night before. The listeners also text in their experiences as well as other gigs theve been to recently. Finally, we have an extended Remix of the Day to finish off.

Luke Buda phones up to chat about the third edition of his covers project, COVERS 3, which started in 2020. He shares two gorgeous tracks and chats about what they mean to him and what makes a good cover as he and Zoë fight the tech demons (apologies for the weird technical difficulties!). Whakarongo mai nei! 

Zoë takes you through from 7 until 10am this morning! Whakarongo mai nei for The Mind Trench, this week covering bats, throat singing and gold fish. Luka Buda tells us about his cover album COVERS 3, and Amelia educates us on the illustrious past of Valley girl lingo on Word Salad. Whakarongo mai nei! 

Rob chats bats, throat singing and gold fish.

Musician, artist and recipient of both Te Tohu Kōwhitinga Tāngata (People's Choice Award) at the Student Radio Network Awards, and the 2022 Waiata Māori Music Award 'Te Tohu Kaipūoro Rangatahi' (Emerging Artist Under 25 Years), Te KuraHuia phoned up for a kōrero with Zoë about their incredible new single 'UHA'. Check out the music video here, and whakarongo mai nei!