Nau mai, haere mai, Plato's Retreat are at full capacity this week, thanks to Cassels Brewing Co. 

Sam and Jenn turn up a little dusty but are positively jiving by the end of the show. This week includes some auspicious firsts (the first Peter Gabriel track and first drum'n'bass track played on the show from Teremoana Rapley), and one big second: the return of the Cassels Milkstout, recently re-crowned BEST MILK STOUT IN THE WORLD. 

Troy Kingi chats to Jess about his father and the mystery of Freddie Cesar as he shares the story behind his new album, 'The Ghost of Freddie Cesar'. This is the fourth album of his mission to create 10 albums, 10 genres in 10 years. 

He takes us through several tracks; Shake That Skinny Ass, Is the Honeymoon Gone?, Through My Venetians, First Take Strut, and Nam Must Stay.

Thanks to NZ On Air Music!

Kia ora e aku hoa mahi, kua tae mai ki tēnei wāhi ki hei whakanui i Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori.

Ka nui te aroha i tō koutou manawanui ki te hapāi i ngā kōrero. Tautoko katoa.

This week's show featured new music from The Avalanches, PUP, King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, Mildlife, and more.

The Opportunities Party leader Geoff Simmons spoke with Mary-Margaret Slack on his party's policy around Local Economy

The Opportunities Party leader Geoff Simmons spoke with Mary-Margaret Slack on his party's policy around Local Economy

This week, we have another jam-packed show.

For our election coverage we talk to TOP's Geoff Simmons about all things local economy, then divulge into a look at innovation in agriculture to assess agricultural policies by, with both Mark Ross of Agcarm and Sarah Smuts-Kennedy of For The Love of Bees. 

In the Community Garden, Ihaia from Ōtara Waterways and Lakes Trust joins us to discuss what they are all about.

And we conclude the show with The Week That Was. 

A huge thank you to everyone who spoke to us today. 

This week in the Community Garden, we talk to Ihaia of the Ōtara Waterways and Lake Trust about clearing a way in Ōtara's water ways to facilitate community growth and education. 

Jack took it to the man and played Death Grips and Kylie Minogue all in one show.

Scotty Morrison dials in, this morning, to talk about his latest series, Origins, streaming now here. Rach catches up with Scotty about the importance of finding your origin, and understanding the origins of the Māori people here in Aotearoa.