The flippin' greatest.

Thanks to Hallertau.

Dr Mark Baynes and Frances Chan cruise the Big Easy for their pick of New Orleans jazz - brass bands galore, tinkling ivories and some sensuous singers as well. And we remember Bennie Pete, bandleader and sousaphone player from the Hot 8 Brass Band, who passed away on 6 September 2021.

Mark's first hour:

Frances's second hour:

Theo spoke with Daniel and Rebecca Nash about their new picture book Wilbur’s Walk, and then Hanahiva Rose, who has curated Stars Start Falling at Te Uru Waitakere Contemporary Art Gallery.

Give OutLine some love; love is everywhere.

This week's show featured new music from Alex Cameron, Silk Sonic and Oasis. 

Dr. Zemke's here with hand clapping songs. Whakarongo mai!

Ōtautahi's finest and SRN legend Ben is here to serve the buffet. Whakarongo mai! 

Today on the Friday Wire, Jessica speaks to Auckland University Medical Students' Association Rainbow Communities Representative Josh McCormack about medical school interviews now including LGBTQI+ competency questions.

She also speaks to Dr Andrew Chen a Research Fellow of Koi Tū – Centre for Informed Futures, at the University of Auckland about vaccine passes, and Adam Currie from Generation Zero about decarbonising our transport system in Aotearoa.  

Producer Ilena speaks to Glenis Philip-Barbara, Assistant Maori Children’s Commissioner, on the findings of the Tō Tātou Kura Atawhai; Our Kind of Schools project.

She also speaks to Chloe Swarbrick on the Green party’s call for the government to expand the drug harm reduction programme Te Ara Oranga nationwide.

Finally she has her regular spot with Councillor Shane Henderson, where they talk about the Enabling Housing Supply Bill and Te Whau pathway.

I tēnei ata Marina Alefosio spoke about the new 'Daughters of the Dawn' record created by Oceans Before Me. Whakarongo mai nei to learn about the project which uplifts narratives of the Dawn Raids through music. 

The Viewmaster is ENAMOURED by Yellowjackets so you have to go watch it now.