This week's show featured new music from Quantic, Gorillaz, Lee Fields & The Expressions and more. 

Tune in for a slightly less full Friday Wire with the Friday Wire Team. 

We talk to Geoff Simmons about the environment, Jessica Hutchings on Soil Sovereignty and we wrap up the week in The Week That Was. 

A huge thank you to all involved! 

We are once again joined by the leader of The Opportunities Party, Geoff Simmons, this week to discuss their environmental policy.  

We are lucky enough to be joined by the co-author/editor of Te Mahi Oneone – Hua Parakore; A New Māori Soil Sovereignty And Well-being Handbook, to discuss soil sovereignty and soil in Aotearoa. 

Ollie and Oscar unpack the week's headlines from across the globe in the critically acclaimed segment - The Week That Was

Sam binge-watched Ryan Murphy's latest show, Ratched (2020-). And to be honest, it wasn't his favourite. With a not-so-great script and a bonkers plotline, this is one you might or might not enjoy.

Church & AP have a gig at the Hollywood Avondale and a brand new album coming out next week- so this morning we caught up with Church to have a chat about what's been happening. Tune in to hear about the new tracks, spending time in London, and getting back out and performing post-Lockdown. 

Dr. Kirsten Zemke joins us with Blue Eyed Soul, featuring Michael McDonald's I Keep Forgettin' (Every Time You're Near), Hall and Oates' Sara Smile, and Bobby Caldwell's What You Won’t Do for Love.

Fabian joins us this morning as we enter into a month of horror film classics at the Hollywood Avondale. From The Witches to The Hills Have Eyes, Fabian reckons you need to get yourself along to Horrorwood for a good ol' spook. Plus, Show Me Shorts Film Festival starts this week. Plenty to see this week.