This week's show featured new music from Fat Freddy's Drop, Kraak & Smaak and Childish Gambino. Sam also chats to ONONO about their new album and tour.

Welcome to our brand new segment opening portals to the radio worlds of the other stations in the Student Radio Network! We kicked it off by chatting to Radio One's Jamie Green, live on air on both Breakfast Shows! Whakarongo mai, and tune in every Friday at 0740 for more Breakfast Buffet! 

A recent government proposal to put $rson for Police and Corrections, Simeon Brown, who has spoken out against the proposal, arguing it will giv2.75 million towards a meth rehabiliation programme, led in part by former gang members, has received extensive media coverage in recent weeks. Noah Ferguson-Dudding spoke to Jarrod Gilbert from the University of Canterbury about how gangs are perceived in Aotearoa, and how the goverment should work with them.

Noah also spoke to National Party Spokespee back money to gang leaders.

Ilena spoke with Auckland City Councillor Pippa Coom about the newly-unveiled interactive artwork 'Kōrimurimu' on the Auckland waterfront, as part of the Te Wānanga downtown development project. Pippa also talked to me about frustrations with Auckland transport surrounding delayed cycle network projects.

Ilena spoke with Auckland City Councillor Pippa Coom about the newly-unveiled interactive artwork 'Kōrimurimu' on the Auckland waterfront, as part of the Te Wānanga downtown development project. Pippa also talked to me about frustrations with Auckland transport surrounding delayed cycle network projects.

Sam's here and today he reckons check out Talkback, NZ's latest comedy satire on the odd world of talkback radio! Whakarongo mai! 

Bring out your mead and your dead because it's time for some Bardcore. Who knew you needed a medieval cover of ABBA? Dr. Kirsten Zemke. Whakarongo mai!

Jade and Karanama: the five shared hours of sleep special

Kerge and Deadforest are in studio to drop some incredible tracks on hard beats

I tēnei ata Troy Kingi and Iraia Whakamoe of The Nudge came up to the studio to have a chat about their brand new track 'He Ōrite', writing reo Māori blues rock and how their collaboration came about. Whakarongo mai nei!