Masters student of Dance Studies Iatua Felagi Taito had a kōrero about exploring his intersecting identites through movement and fusion of Western and traditional Samoan dance. Whakarongo mai nei! 

Bethlehem College, a Christian school in Tauranga, has recently come under fire for asking parents to sign a Statement of Belief saying marriage is between a man and a woman. LGBTQ+ advocates have condemned this practice, calling it discriminatory and homophobic. However, several ex-students of the college have since come forward with allegations of homophobia and discrimination at the school. Shaneel Lal, co-founder of End Conversion Therapy launched a petition for the Education Review Office to investigate the school. So far, 5700 have signed this. On the Wire, Christina spoke to Shaneel about the school.

CW: xenophobia, racism and far-right violence

In mid-May, the world was shocked when an armed man entered a supermarket in Buffalo, New York, and opened fire on ordinary shoppers. It soon became clear that the shooting was a white-supremisist terrorist attack. The shooter cited talking points from a new sector of the far-right to justify his actions: this ideology is called ecofascism. 

Jack spoke to author and activist Byron Clarke, an expert on the far-right and disinformation, to find out what ecofascism is and why we should be concerned about it.

On the Wire with Christina, Marcus Jones kicked off the show with Dear Science, discussing the end of particle physics and why the Tonga volcanic eruption was so explosive.

Christina spoke to political scientist Dr Lara Greaves about Labour’s Cabinet reshuffle on Monday.

She also spoke to End Conversion Therapy co-founder Shaneel Lal about allegations of homophobia at Bethlehem College and their treatment of LGBTQ+ students.

Aneeka had her regular catch up with the National Party’s Dr. Shane Reti, where they discussed gangs.

Christina talked to Dr Jarrod Gilbert, a sociologist from the University of Canterbury about New Zealand's war on gangs.

And finally, Jack spoke to Byron Clarke about the far-right's adoption of conservationist ideology.

I tēnei ata Alice is joined by playwright, poet, and actor Nathan Joe to kōrero about his fantastic play Scenes From a Yellow Peril, which Nathan describes as a "celebration of anger and rage". You can catch it from 21 June - 3 July at the ASB Waterfront Theatre - definitely not one to miss! Whakarongo mai nei! 

The Mayor's on the line to chat about yesterday's storm, scrapping the Ports of Auckland automation project, and consultation on Auckland fresh water. Whakarongo mai nei. 

Marcus Jones joined Christina live in studio for Dear Science! This week, Marcus and Christina discussed the potential end of particle physics research and why the Tonga volcanic eruption was so explosive.

Sink into some Tuesday morning radio, featuring a speedy round of Second Guessing; a chat with Mayor in Sounding Off with Phil Goff; a kōrero with Luke Rowell; Stage Direction with Alice and her guest, Nathan Joe; Short Player (cheers Hunter!); and some Ready Steady Learn with Iatua Felagai Taito. Whakarongo mai nei! 

I tēnei ata Luke Rowell (Disaster Radio, Eyeliner) had a chat about his super cool and important digital archive project which you can check out, download, and remix, as well as a groovy af new Eyeliner music video for "Drop Shadow". Whakarongo mai! 

In anticipation of the don Loefah returning to Aotearoa I play some bass-heavy faves on this show. Apologies also as certain tracks have not been showing up on the playlist - will add them in here:

Bone Sucka - Pangaea

Refresher [Gantz Remix] - Lurka

Pink Uzi Gang - Eva808

Oi! Killa - TRG

2 Hearts - Sully

Ibitbt - 3l3e3p

Can't Do It - LMajor

Super Echo - Egoless

Remix of the Day: I [Loefah Remix] - Skream