Another edition of one of our regular segments, where Alex talks to one of our most important minor parties about the political hot potatoes of today and tomorrow.

Today, Alex chatted with ACT Party Deputy Leader Brooke Van Velden about the EU Free Trade Deal and the rise in gun crime in Auckland.

The Deputy Leader of the Opposition phones up to talk about Roe V. Wade being overturned and the spotlight cast on the National Party's stance on abortion, and trade deals with the UK. Whakarongo mai nei. 

Rob's very confused and distressed by carnivorous plants. 

Today on the show, broadcasting legend John Campbell makes an appearance as co-host. We delve into JCs life as a journalist, he gives us some of the tunes hes listening to at the moment, he does a guest read of the news and loads more! (Wednesday Morning Glory + Campbell Live = Wednesday Morning Live).

The Vault is an awesome, all inclusive, community and creative arts space that supports bands in Tāmaki Makaurau and beyond. It also needs to find a new home! Vault runner Ciara of Deb5000 and many other cool projects has a chat about The Vault fundraiser gig, and all the ways you can support it in its new location quest. Whakarongo mai nei! 

The Mayor phones up for an in-depth discussion about the results of the council vote on intensification, and some positive news about kauri dieback in the heart of the Waitākere. 

A small, to be continued, tribute to the mighty Nazamba (RIP) and a whole heap of other great tunes.

For the past two weeks Jack Horsnell been embarking on an investigation, answering the questions, why are student fees so expensive? And where they are spent?  Jack spoke to a range of experts with the goal of unravelling the complicated world of university fees.  

Tuesday morning kicks off with a speedy round of Second Guessing, followed by a chat with Mayor about housing intensification and Kauri die-back on Sounding Off with Phil Goff; a chat about the NZ International Film Festival with Sally Woodfield; Stage Direction with Alice; and some Ready Steady Learn! Whakarongo mai nei!