Sam is here with a crap recommendation and a great one. On the crap side is Jupiter's Legacy (don't bother - unless you love it, in that case, our apologies). On the great side, is Shrill! Whakarongo mai to hear Sam's rationale for these spicy takes. 

Louisa Nicklin's debut self-titled record is out now! she popped in with her guitar to have a chat about it and play a couple of songs from the album. Whakarongo mai and get a ticket to the tour! 

Haven are city hopping up from Wellington to bring the sounds of Queenstown to your Auckland Ears. Tune in for some bass chords and no E string. 

Phodiso's second EP 'ACT II' is out tomorrow, tune in to hear him talk about the project with Rachel, and to hear a new single! 

Have u heard of this underground indie band called Tame Impala?

This week on The Wire, James covers the regualr segments while Aneeka brings us other pieces to tingle your fancy.

Dear Science with Allan takes twists and turns as always, with social sciences, COVID-19 sniffer dogs and noise sensitivity all on the table.

James talks to Brooke van Velden from the ACT part about the budget, teachers excellence and Palestine.

Aneeka talks to James McLaurin about AI moving us closer to 4 day working weeks.

Aneeka also talks to Tracey Hatton about earthquake resilience of buildings.

This week James and Brooke talk about some of the top things in Aotearoa's current affairs, touching on the 2021 budget, Palestine, and teachers excellence.

James starts of asking about the budget which ACT has opposed, inquiring into whether they saw any positives come from it at all.

Teachers Excellence is next on the agenda, with ACT proposing a 250 million dollar annual fund is put towards rewarding teachers excellence in response to the government freezing public sector wages.

Lastly, James asks about Palestine, questioning where ACT's stand point is in relation to condemning violence and whether they support a 2 state solution.

This week James and Brooke talk about some of the top things in Aotearoa's current affairs, touching on the 2021 budget, Palestine, and teachers excellence.

James starts of asking about the budget which ACT has opposed, inquiring into whether they saw any positives come from it at all.

Teachers Excellence is next on the agenda, with ACT proposing a 250 million dollar annual fund is put towards rewarding teachers excellence in response to the government freezing public sector wages.

Lastly, James asks about Palestine, questioning where ACT's stand point is in relation to condemning violence and whether they support a 2 state solution.