Clementine and Layla come into the bFM studio to have a kōrero about Snowflake, a play by Mike Bartlett showing at the Pitt Street Theatre until 11 December! Whakarongo mai nei! 

Conor and Max from Soaked Oats come in to the studio to chat about the very cool new Soaked Oats album, Working Title. Pete the dog listens politely before falling asleep. Whakarongo mai nei!

This week on the Tuesday Wire, Allan Blackman joined Casper and Milly in the studio for our Dear Science segment.

Casper spoke to National Party MP Dr Shane Reti about their new Youth Offenders policy announced last week.

Daniel put together a package on the movement to lower the voting age to 16, speaking to Make it 16 cofounder Sanat Singh and Greens MP Golriz Ghahraman.

And Milly had a chat with Kristina Hillock about a new Hector dolphin sighting and updated dolphin recording methods.

Daniel put together a package on the recent supreme court judgement that the voting age of 18 constitutes unfair discrimination.

He first spoke to Make it 16 cofounder Sanat Singh, followed by Green Party MP Golriz Ghahraman.

Last week the National party released their Youth Offenders policy, which would designate a serious youth offender category for children as young as 10 years old and create military academies to send some serious young offenders to.

For Casper's weekly catchup with National MP Dr Shane Reti, he asked him to run through the policy and how it would work, as well as respond to some criticisms of these measures.

I am joined today by good pal Tayla who is up from Pōneke, we start a bit emo and chill then head towards more uplifting dancey beats for u <3 much love!

Penelope Noir brings in another summer staple, the controversial Roman sandal, and the listeners have much to say. Whakarongo mai nei!

Justine's here to help out with work place q's about accomodation on work trips, people coming into the office sick, and lunch debates. Whakarongo mai nei! 

Following the 27th annual UN Climate Change conference, known as COP27, landmark reparations known as Loss and Damage funds have been set up in order to allow wealthy countries to help poorer countries deal with the effects of climate change. 

Arno spoke to Distinguished Professor Steven Ratuva of the University of Canterbury about the outcomes of COP27, including how New Zealand is helping to fight the effects of climate change on less developed countries. 

To start off, Ratuva spoke about the purpose of the conference. 

Welcome to my last show of the year, where I turned your random lyric prompts into choruses on the spot!! I hope all y'all amazing listeners have a great summer, holidays new years n all that. If you're interested in what I'm up to over summer, follow my socials:

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