Felix turns a journalistic eye to the world's most mysterious stories. This week, he investigates a group of people who were so widely hated by society that their existence was almost completely forgotten.

After five years it is the final anniversary albums episode!! Geneva is off to become a Mum and so the Sam/Geneva partnership must come to an end after 200 albums or so.

This week, we bow out with Public Enemy's "Apocalypse 91...The Enemy Strikes Back" from 1991. 

Thanks for tuning in all these years and supporting the segment!! Glad you enjoyed it. 

I tēnei ata kei te Hōtaka Parakuihi: Penelope Noir is here for Fashun talking about the history of corduroy; the epic Fiona of Guardian Singles pops in for a chat about a very special gig for Matariki 2021 at Whammy Bar; Suri is here with a book recommendation 'We Own This City' for Loose Reads; and Justine is on the line to help out with all your work and union related dramas in Red Dead Redemption. Whakarongo mai! 

Justine is on the line to help out with all your work and union related dramas. We cover everything from contracts to chaos to cats, so tune in if you need a bit of help. Whakarongo mai!

Suri's here for Loose Reads, and today she's talking about We Own This City; A True Story of Crime, Cops and Corruption in an American City. Whakarongo mai

Penelope Noir is here and today she's talking about the tried and true fashion fabric, corduroy. Whakarongo mai! 

Fiona Campbell, Guardian Singles' phenomenal drummer, popped in to chat about Te Hihiri: The Spark - a Matariki Rock'n'Roll show happening this friday at Whammy bar. Whakarongo ma nei to hear what it's all about and what else Fiona has been getting up to! 

Felix turns a journalistic eye to the world's most mysterious stories. This week, he investigates a group of people who were so widely hated by society that their existence was almost completely forgotten.

Kirsten takes a trip to Harlan County and some coal miner's music and bluegrass traditional and modern. She invites two guests Al Baxter from the Ministry of Folk and the band Hoop and Bill Angus into the studio to celebrate Bob Dylan's 80th birthday with a live performance.

After two months MIA Def Jim returns with a heady (Be)brew of new & used jazz gems to stonk up your Winter Sunday. Another kind of groove indeed ('nuff said).