This week on the show, host Jessica Hopkins speaks to National President at New Zealand Union of Students' Associations Andrew Lessels about the Free Fairs Campaign. 

Producer Louis Macalister interviews Antarctica New Zealand’s CEO Sarah Williamson about the redevelopment of Scott Base and the Green Party’s Ricardo Menendez March about their calls for the government to support people in council housing. 

Joe Wickins speaks to Lisa Woods from Amnesty International about Aotearoa Justice Watch. 

And Christina Huang continues her regular segment with the Waitematā Local Board. This week she speaks to Board Member Graeme Gunthorp.

I tēnei ata Penelope Noir is here for Fashion; legendary dance practitioner Rodney Bell phones up to chat about Alter State Fest; Jenna has a cool book rec on Loose Reads; and Justine helps you out with all your workplaces q's on Red Dead Redemption. Whakarongo mai! 

Justine's here for all your workplace worries. Also here are the links that Justine talks about:

Jenna phones up to chat about Natsuko Imamura's The Woman In the Purple Skirt. Whakarongo mai! 

Penelope Noir chats about the iconic Desperately Seeking Susan fashion. Whakarongo mai! 

Dance practitioner Rodney Bell spoke with Rachel this morning about Alter State festival, a celebration of disability, creativity and culture bteween artists from Australia and Aotearoa. Whakarongo mai nei to hear about his work Hau Tipua o Aotearoa, and the online programming via Arts Centre Melbourne. 

The flippin' greatest.

Thanks to Hallertau.

Guest mix from DJ Rose Alice!

As the Spring ripens and the Great Unvaxxed begin to feel more & more like 2nd class citizens, Def Jim responds to a call from the listenership for some Joey Baron drumming, and indulges in a little nostalgia in the shape of a few faves from previous shows. Otherwise he reflects on Life On Earth with Buddha's Joy and Wonder and notes darkly that Innuendo is Nobody's Friend....

In the first half of the program, Theo spoke to Nââwié Tutugoro about their contributions to Bling Ring, a group exhibition at Enjoy Contemporary art space. Later on, Honey Brown discussed their work in the group exhibition World Made of steel, made of stone, at The Physics Room.